MAN_AS_GOD
Man is all Imagination and God is Man
Man's true identity is Imagination, which is God Himself. Since God and man are one, the Bible, as the word of God, is also man's word, reflecting the divine…
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Follow The Pattern
“Man is all Imagination and God is Man and exists in us and we in him. The eternal body of Man is the Imagination and that is God Himself.” (William Blake) We are told that the Bible is the word of God; therefore, if God and man are one, it must be man’s word.
Man's true identity is Imagination, which is God Himself. Since God and man are one, the Bible, as the word of God, is also man's word, reflecting the divine nature of human imagination.
Perception
In 1820, William Blake wrote “The Presence of the Divine Teacher,” in which he said: "Man is all Imagination and God is Man and exists in us and us in Him. The Divine Body Jesus, we are his members." In this statement Blake does not separate the members from the one body, the one spirit, one hope, one Lord, one faith, one God and Father of us all. There is only one Imaginal Body. We are all His members, for we are all Imagination!
Neville adopts Blake's teaching that humanity is fundamentally Imagination, and this Imagination is God. He emphasizes the unity of all individuals as 'members' of the single 'Imaginal Body' of God, meaning there is no separation between man and God.
Walk By Faith
Your desire could be a successful business. Now, everything begins in the imagination, for man is all imagination and God is man. God and man differ only in the degree of imagination's intensity. Now keyed low, man walks by sight or by faith in his human imagination.
Man's essence is imagination, and this imagination is God. The only difference between God and man is the intensity or awareness of this imaginative power.