Spirituality Information: The Four-Word Question for Spiritual Growth

From Spirituality Information: Who Are You?,
A regular column by an Alumbo member, Feb 08, 2008         

How do you measure the spirituality information you come across every day in your quest for spiritual growth? You need to put it to a test. Try it out on the spiritual concepts that follow and see how it works for you.

God created the physical universe of relativity in order for God to know experientially all that she knows conceptually. At the same time that God created the physical universe she also created the metaphysical universe. The seen and the unseen. The world of physical senses and the world of nonphysical senses. The space in between the here and the there.

Just as the physical universe exploded into being in the BIG BANG so did an infinite number of energy units come forth from the creation of this metaphysical universe. These countless energy units are what we call spirits. Once again, all of the creations are part of the all that is that we call God. Just as every piece and portion of the infinite universe is a part of God, so too are these energy units we know as spirits.

This is in complete alignment with our definition of God. God is the infinite source of everything that exists, seen and unseen, physical and metaphysical.

Each spirit is a spirit child of God made up of the same essence that God is, in the same manner that everything that exists is made up of the same essence that God is. The infinite intelligence that is God is in all things seen and unseen. I hope this is not beginning to sound like a broken record but it is important for you to grasp this overriding concept that everything that exists came from the source of everything, God. The importance of understanding this concept will become clearer as we tie this all together to reach clarity on “what serves us.”

So each of these spirit units, these spirit children, was created with the same properties and abilities that God has as the whole. This includes all of the knowledge that God has, the creative powers that God possesses and at the core of each and every spirit child, just like God, is love.

Wow, it sounds like these spirit children are all little imitations of God and that would be correct. We are God clones.

It is time for a huge Ah-haaaaa!!!

Kind of changes your perspective of things if you actually could think of yourself as having the same powers and abilities as God, doesn't it?

Why don't we think of ourselves this way? Why have we limited what we believe ourselves to be to such a degree that many would call it blasphemy to think in such a manner? Let's continue with our story to see things from a larger, clearer perspective.

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I am going to take a leap of faith here and say that you are accepting the majority of this premise of the reason God created the universe in the first place. I can't quote facts and figures to verify this explanation, so you are receiving this information mostly on faith with a certain amount of logic that makes it a viable description of God's justification for creating the universe.

How do we verify anything in our lives? What standards do we use that allow us to believe one way or another? Our scientists and our teachers have taught us that the most proficient and prudent way to authenticate the unknown is to put it to a test.

That is what I would like you to do with the information that you receive from this article. I want you to put it to a test. The test we are using to check the validity of anything you read here is the simple four-word question.

“Does this serve me?”

Whatever you read here that is questionable or needs some validation should be put to the test. “Does this serve me?” Does it serve me to believe that God created the universe in order to know experientially all that she knows conceptually? Does it serve me to believe that everything in the universe, everything that exists, seen and unseen, came from the source of everything, God? Does it serve me to believe that everything in the universe, everything that exists, seen and unseen, is made up of the essence of God? Does it serve me to believe that everything in the universe, everything that exists, seen and unseen, is, at its core, just like God, love? Does it serve me to believe that everything in the universe, everything that exists, seen and unseen, is a part of the one thing that is all things, God? Does it serve me to believe that I, and every other human that exists, possesses the same knowledge, power and abilities that God possesses? Does it serve me to believe that if all this is true that I am, in fact, interconnected to everything that exists? Does it serve me to believe that this interconnectedness to everything, seen and unseen, means that what I do for my self I do for all others, and what I do for all others I do for myself?

“Does this serve me?” That is the test. Continue to use this question throughout your life. Whenever you hear something or want to analyze any person, event or circumstance in your life ask yourself, “Does this serve me?”

Richard Blackstone is an award winning author and international speaker on Love, Oneness & Creation. Journey into discovery of Self by reading this FREE report; "The 3 Simple Immutable Laws of the Universe" at: http://www.NutsandBoltsSpirituality.com