Why God is Everything and Nothing

Out of the void (nothing) came everything.
There is the void and appearances appearing.
You are the void, the nothing, in which appearances appear.
The appearances are 'things' (the everything).
Without the void (you) no thing can appear.
You are the space in which 'things' appear.
'Things' can not appear separately to you, both appear together.
I am and the world appear as one.

I just want to say you can't compare Jesus with Muhammed or Buddha. Jesus had the specific role of son of God. Died and stood up out of death. He is the one who will return and will rule over all nations. The others you meant were teachers and prophets but none had the role of Jesus.

Jesus is the way to the Father, God,.. the mediator between God and man.

maybe my words mean nothing.

Everything is part of eternity.
Nothing seems too negative.
Infinity is inside and outside of the void.
The void is just a portal between the inner and outer dimenssions.

Namaste.

There are no 'things'. 'Things' are thought forms. Without thought no 'thing' can be.
All there is, is this, this eternal now. And now, this moment, is not a 'thing'.
Without this 'now', which is not a 'thing', where would anything appear?

It is only a human mind that makes 'things' out of nothing.

Originally posted by etherical waterwave
I just want to say you can't compare Jesus with Muhammed or Buddha. Jesus had the specific role of son of God. Died and stood up out of death. He is the one who will return and will rule over all nations. The others you meant were teachers and prophets but none had the role of Jesus.

Jesus is the way to the Father, God,.. the mediator between God and man.

maybe my words mean nothing.

Those words mean everything to me
He is everything, He loves us.

Originally posted by onequestion
reply to post by D1ss1dent

 

You are nothing cosmically.

This is a simple fundamental principle.

Could you please elaborate?

What i'm sporadically experiencing is the exact opposite.

reply to post by D1ss1dent


You only 'think' you are something. If you look to find yourself you will find nothing.
It is this no 'thing' which experiences.
You are the experiencer of 'things'.
You are not a 'thing'.

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You may experience the 'things' sporadically. However, what you are is always present even when 'things' are not apparent.

I don't want to step on anyone's delicate toes here in regards to this subject. I am not subject to any religious thought or teaching and never have been. I would just like to explain that in my youth I have found myself in spirit on occasion for various reasons. While I was 'there', I was at once and immediately aware of an all encompassing presence. It felt very much like we all have our existence with the living will of a source that made all things, and it felt unbelievably wonderful. It is extremely difficult to explain this to those who may not have had the opportunity to experience this.