The Soul
When the Ineffable One awoke from His slumber He did so with a Big Bang. Being the single quantum in the abyss of nothingness may have had profound implications, even for an inactive God. For One to be energetically omnipresent, yet have no matter to manifest within that intangibility, may have seemed odd, even for Him.
Humans can visually acknowledge the contents of creation even when all the pieces of the puzzle are invisible, for God provided us the intuitive ability to imagine and theorize all that He made possible within the Pleroma. Our imagination is a reflection of His curious mind.
In my view, the soul is modelled after God’s standard universal design. Whether it be electrons and protons mesmerized by the tiny atom, planets gravitating around a luminescent star, solar systems formulating vast galaxies, or spirits occupying the wandering soul, God made His formula of creation quite simple for us to understand.
Within that construct God provided us the enigmatic gift of free will. Planets are allowed to escape their intended path and collide with other celestial objects, stars are allowed to expand and explode, meteors can travel the vastness of space, and souls, which are the eyes of God, can act as the inquisitive spectators to the ubiquitous calm and chaos of creation.
The spirit, which we identify as being housed by flesh, is simply one small part of the soul’s capacity. To understand the complexity of your current spiritual manifestation you must be willing to understand the simplicity of the soul’s design.
Thank you,
Joseph Pede
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