When we are One/ when we are Echad with G-d

[James and Terry Hamilton]

We are one when we will allow it~~~~when we allow G-d to inhabit the one place He cannot without your permission..He has to court us. Like the 'permission marketing'concept,... HaShem has to ask your permission to be your all in all.

And when you become of the reality of G-d, and it permeates you very being. and that you realize that God is powerful and that G-d is actual, and that G-d is immediate, that G-d is real~Now! right in front of you.
And you realize that'...Then you have fulfilled the ultimate purpose in creation...you have revealed the essence of G-d, you have touched the essence of G-d..and you realize that.

That is when you became one.
Then you may hear in your ears that see' the voice.
"Son' you have recognized that I am your source of all things".........

There is nothing else I can do...my tears paved my path it seems. there is nothing else to do.

I have met the vestibule of life...and it is within me....I am saddened, there is nothing left to do..but wait.(JLH)

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Perhaps this will help you along the journey to the Vestibule of Life The following was taken from the TV Series "Babylon 5," specifically, the episode entitled, "The Paragon of Animals." It's the "Declaration of Principles" of said show's "Interstellar Alliance" as read by Capt. John Sheredian (actor Bruce Boxleitner) and G'Kar (actor Andreas Katsulas).

During the course of the series, the character of G'Kar, who penned this declaration, fell victim to the cult of personality - not unlike so many messianic figures. As a result of this unwanted religious adoration and worship, G'Kar opts to "exit stage left" because he doesn't want to be used and abused by his followers or his detractors. (Does this sound vaguely familiar?)

At any rate.... The message of "unity" and "oneness" in the following "Declaration of Principles" seems rather close to the core message of Jewish Mysticism, no?


Why can't we focus on what we all have in common? Why must we always create divisions and use our petty differences to justify our sectarian agenda? In the end, are we not one? Do we not all come from the same Source?



It has been said that "a person often meets his destiny on the road he took to avoid it". I guess that one can only hope this will hold true for mankind as a whole. :( Smadewell)