by Ben Gilberti, H.W.,M.
 
Chapter 27 ~  The Cosmic Intention: Infinity Resonating as Finite Definition
 
God wanted to experience himself as something less than himself, and so God goes ahead and experiences himself as something less than himself.
 
God is infinite possibility, and God is experiencing himself as that infinite possibility when he chooses to experience himself as something finite. The infinite is the Father and the finite is the Son.
 
But the Father and the Son are One. It is only because of infinite possibility that a particular possibility can have its being. And it is only because all possibilities exist in their particularity that infinite possibility is true. There could be no Father without the Son, nor any Son without the Father. The Father and the Son are ONE. The infinite and the finite are ONE. Without finite particular expression of the infinity of possibility that infinite possibility is, infinite possibility would be a sham. And without infinite possibility (God) being all there is, there could not be the infinite manifestation of particular finite expression.
 
What you really are is the Father, what you really are is infinite possibility, and because of that you need not feel trapped in your experience of yourself in finite definition; you realize that it is your infinity that is the sole source of the experience of finite definition; you realize that your experience of finite definition arises solely out of your own well of infinite possibility and hence a feeling of limitation is impossible.
 
As a result, you find yourself experiencing finite definition without feeling limited in any way. When it is infinity that is feeling a finite definition, infinity is experiencing itself as infinity. When it is you as awareness of infinite possibility that feels what it feels like to experience yourself with finite definition, you are experiencing yourself as God.
 
We're talking about you, remember. You, exactly as you experience yourself right now, are infinite possibility intending to experience this one particular possibility that you experience yourself to be right now. Let go of resisting it, wanting to change it, or judging it in any way. Just experience yourself as God experiencing a self with finite definition and suddenly all that finite definition feels as light as awareness itself, and, to your secondary delight, turns out to be as malleable as awareness itself.
It is only when you've completely let go of wanting to changing anything that it seems to miraculously respond instantly to your slightest intention.
 
And what will those intentions be in the absence of all those feelings of wanting to change everything all the time? Now that you don't want to change anything any more, what intentions will you have?
 
The intentions cannot be described, only felt. Feel what it feels like to be absolutely infinite amidst all this finite definition. Feel what it feels like to be infinitely intelligent amidst the experience of limited intelligence. Feel what it feels like to be omnipresence amidst the experience of being in a particular location. Feel what it feels like to be one with all there is amidst the experience of being a small part of all there is. Feel what it feels like to be the Father amidst the experience of being the Son.
 
Just as God the Father spoke from the heavens these same words about Jesus at his baptism, you now be still, and know yourself to be God, and say to your self of finite definition: "This is my beloved Son in Whom I am Well Pleased." From that baptism on, the self of you that is finite is forever the "beloved Son" (finite definition as sacred geometry) of the "Father" (infinite possibility) and always and forever one with the Father. In this way infinity is reflected in each finite definition, and this is why such finite definition is called sacred geometry.
 
One's intention then, the intention which, in the absence of all feelings of wanting control, acts instantly and effortlessly on all finite definition, can only be resonant with cosmic intention, or the intention of the Father, or the intention of infinity. The intention of infinity becomes expressed in finite definition. The Word is made flesh and dwells amongst us. That is sacred geometry. All then becomes the beloved Son in whom the Father is well pleased.

 

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