, Linda K De Narde
wrote:
>
> "For the divine to be present in you", it must begin with the ways things are
now
> So hope fully this is saying the divine is always present, and you are always
divine.
> that sentence messes with me "For the divine to be present in you " i read it
as suggesting it is not always present, just find that statement saying one has
to do something to be
> divine, words hang me up , not trying to be critical , as trying to understand
what that means, i think i am reading it wrong peace Linda.

Hello Linda,

Yes the divine is always present, however it is not usually the bodys operating
consciousness and reality of expression. When we have identified our self image
with objects, relationships, desires, opinions and judgements, we have lost our
eternal sense of self.

Once you perceive that this is so, you must undo your creation of your false
self personna by observing it as it is, without judging it or owning it. This
seperate observation point is our divine truth and it unwinds our mistaken
identifications that are the cause of our seeming disconnection from our
divinity.

Regards,

David