I have been thinking about the Holy Trinity of the Christian religion lately and what this might mean or be about. Here are my thoughts:
The Trinity in my view is the Father (God, truth, creator), the Son (Christ, savior, the phallus) and the Holy Spirit (illusion, creation, the Goddess). The figure of Christ is God's alter ego that journeys from God into illusion and returns triumphant. The *we* that you imagine yourself to be, is in the position of the Goddess right now. We see ourselves as primarily being acted upon instead of doing the acting, or in other words *being screwed*. The Christ figure appears to you (and remember this is just imagery for a process of awakening that happens in you and may or may not be accompanied by an apparition at all) and opens his arms and says, "I love you, I am you and you are me". As you embrace him you realize that you always were him as the illusion that you were not him fades away. Then the illusion that you are separate from God fades away as well and your journey out of illusion is complete. This is an incredible journey that happens not once, but forever. In and out in and out in and out. Forever making Love.
The Trinity in my view is the Father (God, truth, creator), the Son (Christ, savior, the phallus) and the Holy Spirit (illusion, creation, the Goddess). The figure of Christ is God's alter ego that journeys from God into illusion and returns triumphant. The *we* that you imagine yourself to be, is in the position of the Goddess right now. We see ourselves as primarily being acted upon instead of doing the acting, or in other words *being screwed*. The Christ figure appears to you (and remember this is just imagery for a process of awakening that happens in you and may or may not be accompanied by an apparition at all) and opens his arms and says, "I love you, I am you and you are me". As you embrace him you realize that you always were him as the illusion that you were not him fades away. Then the illusion that you are separate from God fades away as well and your journey out of illusion is complete. This is an incredible journey that happens not once, but forever. In and out in and out in and out. Forever making Love.
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Re: The Holy Trinity
Fri, January 26, 2007 - 8:42 AMThe trinity is like this, there is God up in Heaven or the Most High, there is the Holy Spirit which enters into each one of us and there is God the Son who came to Earth in human form in order to teach us. These things are literal. It is like Hinduism which I have been looking into lately. There is God the Father, known as Vishnu, God the son would be a guru, or enlightened teacher who we can see and he represents God because of his self-realised knowledge, he can give us God, and the Paramatma, the "Supersoul" is the holy spirit. We are known as atmas or jivas, souls, and we are in our bodies. But we only know one body, our bodies, whereas the Paramatma, the supreme atma, or soul, Supersoul, he lies within our hearts and helps guide us by giving us jolts of memory from desires we may have had in the past or how to become liberated whatever it is we want. This concept fits exactly in line with my understanding of the Christian idea.
Just some food for thought, I'm not necessarily disagreeing.
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Re: The Holy Trinity
Tue, February 5, 2008 - 10:57 AMI have never been able to find the teaching of the trinity in the biblical text!
The teaching was adopted!
3 Entities:
God the father
God the son and
God the holy spirit!
Some one once told me it was like the Sun
God is the Sun itself
Jesus is the light that you see!
But the Holy Spirit is the heat.
Sounds good, but that would take away from the whole teaching that GOD gave his only sons life to save mankind. How would it be a great sacrifice if he himself turned into his son and then came to earth and then died! It lessens the sacrifice!
Either way it is taught that the trinity is GOD in 3 persons.
But scripturally....
GOD is GOD the Father, Alfa, Omeg, Jah, Yahweh and all those!
Holy Spirit is his hands, his force!
Jesus, is his son, in heaven and on earth!
