Quotes With Meaning
There is no ism "up there". Yours or mine. Also, there is no messiah, neither yours nor mine, up There. Neither is any human-like nor spirit-in-form god "there". Just a foreverness of one whole of totality is "out there". And whatever is There, is also the Reality "here". Oh, lest you make-up some other mumbo-jumbo, no "here" or "there" is. All a "One" is. Bow to "it". Less than this is not the Absolute. Is untruth.
There is no ism "up there". Yours or mine. Also, there is no messiah, neither yours nor mine, up There. Neither is any human-like nor spirit-in-form god "there". Just a foreverness of one whole of totality is "out there". And whatever is There, is also the Reality "here". Oh, lest you make-up some other mumbo-jumbo, no "here" or "there" is. All a "One" is. Bow to "it". Less than this is not the Absolute. Is untruth.
This quote emphasizes that there are no absolute truths or saviors outside of ourselves. It suggests that all ideologies and beliefs, whether personal or collective, are ultimately constructs of the mind. Instead of seeking divinity or truth in external forms, we should recognize that reality is a unified whole, existing both within us and around us. The quote invites a shift in mindset away from division and towards acceptance of oneness. By acknowledging that neither 'here' nor 'there' holds true distinction, we can find freedom from the limitations imposed by our beliefs. This realization fosters personal growth and deeper spiritual understanding, guiding us to bow to the essence of existence itself. Embracing this perspective leads to a more profound connection with reality, beyond superficial distinctions.