In Search of The Lost Parable: A Souls Journey Through Creation

This book does not promote any doctrine from any recognizable Christian denomination, rather it presents an understanding of the scriptures, as seen through the eyes of the Spirit. 

To know Christ after the flesh is to divide the world in the context of "Pain or Pleasure". Since birth our minds have been conditioned by our senses, experiencing the world within a duality that gives the appearance of opposing forces of equal being, pain is experienced with the same reality as is pleasure. 

But when we stand in the objective, we can see the true nature of the world around us where reality is manifesting within a duality of "Is and Is Not", where on the one hand you have "Something", and on the other hand you have merely "Nothing". This context is easily demonstrated in the universal dualities of (heat and cold), (sound and silence), (knowledge and ignorance), (light and darkness), and even (truth and lies). 

The same God that called light out of darkness, creating a universe around us that expressed itself in a contextual duality of "Is and Is Not", is the same God who is said to be the inspiration of the scriptures. Doctrines might often be at odds with the objective, scientific, logical understanding of the universal Creation, but the scriptures are not bound by the limited awareness of those who see the world only through the eyes of their senses, where within the subjective, we experience both (pain and pleasure) as each possessing substance and being.

If I say my understanding of the scriptures is unique, you would be correct in assuming it does not follow those doctrines that have become the cultural norm of modern Christianity. But my understanding of the scriptures possesses the witness of the Creation itself, as seeds and crops became the metaphorical aids in Biblical analogies, so I look to those universal realities that likewise express God through His Creation.  

I begin where God is the Only "Thing", and how He alone is the true "Something", the true reality, Infinite, existing as it were, without the Finite. Then I examine How God creates, imposing order into chaos, arranging and organizing that which is "nothing" to appear as if it were "something". Is it not true that of all the things that surrounds us belong to the finite, from the ants to the universe itself? That which is here today and gone tomorrow might appear to us subjectively as real, yet its apparent reality is lost in the Infinite, merely a breath to the God who created it. 

So it is that dust returns to dust, that which is created from nothing, must and will dissolve once again into the nothing from which it arose. My understanding of the scriptures might not have the witness of many of those doctrines that have been passed down by the church, but the universe itself is my witness as I divide The eternal Spirit from the created soul, and thus come to understand how the Christ has found a way to reconcile that which is forever finite with that which is forever infinite.