We are courageous souls, riding the waves of the cosmos

Out-breath and In-breath of Creation

We are courageous souls, riding the waves of an ever expanding cosmos. The wave moves us out from undifferentiated oneness into separation, then back again as a self-aware, individuated souls.

Creation remains in the eternal, peaceful Oneness of Source, the blissful Home of the Absolute. We began in that sea of bliss, in peace and joy yet lacking self-awareness; half asleep, diffuse and dormant.

Then our soul desired to know itself, to gain consciousness. So we left the sea and moved into a relative reality of contrast and change. Out here in separation, we became conscious of ourselves as individual souls, unique portions of the Divine Whole.

The out-breath of Creation, driven by the masculine aspect of the soul, is the move away from unity. As separate beings, we connect and interact with others in the broad extremes of polarised form. The experience of separation is hard and painful - it can be cold and lonely out in space and time. Yet it is where we come to know ourself as an individuated, creative being. Only here are we born as an ‘I’.

From the scattered lands of separation, we gradually form a desire to return Home to unity and peace. This return is an experience of healing and reintegration. To rejoin the fragments of ourself, and with all the other fragmented souls, we need to learn loving compassion, empathy and understanding. These are the qualities that reunite us, within and without, and allow us to walk our unique path of evolution.

We return home on the inbreathe of God, the wave of Spirit calling us and guiding our journey. This desire is the feminine expression of our soul. We eventually arrive at the lawns of Heaven, but not as we left. We have become an individual, conscious, creative soul. We have become the ‘I Am’.

“Through birth and separation, unity initially becomes shattered and in the course of a long and profound process of evolution will be restored again through the heart.”

Jeshua (through Pamela Kribbe), The Forbidden Male Speaks.