"Namaste means that my soul acknowledges yours - not just your light, your wisdom, your goodness, but also your darkness, your suffering, your imperfections." ~ L.R. Knost
I intended yesterday to write about the concept of the Omnipresent Divine tonight, and I will not deviate. There is no better time for this reminder.
Those who have lived through tumultuous, divided times, people such as Immaculee Ilibagiza, who have experienced this in the extreme, know how important this concept is. I will not deviate from it, not under any circumstances.
The Divine is Omnipresent. That is what many of us believe in this world. It is shared by multiple belief systems.
Many of us also happen to believe that the Divine is Unconditional Love.
Others may express this concept as Namaste, recognizing that there is no human being on this planet who is separate from the Divine.
Many expand this concept to include Everyone and Everything in the entire Multiverse.
There is a reason for every dark passage. This requires a very deep spiritual trust, even when we don't understand - in fact, especially so.
I wanted to write about the Omnipresent Divine after I wrote about the Golden Rule last night. And it's exactly what is needed.
Light & Shadow Apollo photo at museum, where photography was permitted, by Susan Larison Danz.
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