Gospel of One; Letters of Aul

Hi everyone; namaste;

We are now on paragraph 4 of chapter 10 in the Second Letter to the Orinthians from the book Gospel of One; Letters of Aul.

I admit I might come on too strongly in my letters, but I don't exaggerate or pull any punches.  The world needs this information, but the vested interests in separation criticize us at every opportunity.  Once again that is slanderous talk by people who want to discredit me as well as this message of oneness. But such slander won't stand up to my personal presence.  Even the pure saints get criticized for something or other.  What is the point of all this comparing and grading and competing?  It just comes because they are lost in the illusion of separation.

Commentary:  The world always needs to be reminded of our oneness because the forces of illusory separateness are strong in this age.

Gospel of One; Letters of Aul

Hi Everyone; namaste;

We are now on paragraph 3 of chapter 10 in the Second Letter to the Orinthians from the book Gospel of One; Letters of Aul.

In our search for examples, we sometimes overlook the obvious, such as not seeing the forest for the trees.  If you're looking for a clear example of someone who lives in the oneness of God, why do you so quickly pass by me.  I'm quite sure of my standing in God. I'm not saying I'm the best example.  There are others who are better examples, but I' m not backing off on my authority to proclaim this gospel of oneness.  I may be just a lively stone speaking out because no one else has.  I may not be among the best and brightest, but I'm committed to living and proclaiming this message far and wide.  I'm interested in building you up, not tearing you down, yet you need to be aware of the illusions of life.

Commentary: So even if you are not the most eloquent, or the perfect example, you can still speak about the oneness of life.

Gospel of One; Letters of Aul

Hi everyone; namaste:

We are now on paragraph 7 of chapter 7 in the Second Letter to the Orinthians from the book Gospel of One; letters of Aul.

And then, when I saw how Itus felt so exuberant over your response, my joy doubled.  I was thrilled to see how revived and refreshed he was by his meetings with you.  I seemingly went out on a limb in telling Itus how great I thought you were, but it was a strong limb of truth.  As it turned out I didn't exaggerate at all.  Itus saw for himself that what I said about you was true.  He can't get over it, just goes on talking about you and how you really have taken to living the life of oneness.  He was quite amazed by it all.  And I couldn't be more pleased--I'm so happy for you.

Commentary: There is great joy in seeing people truly living the life of oneness.

Gospel of One; Letters of Aul

Hi everyone; namaste

We are now on paragraphs 5 and 6 of chapter 14 in the First Letter to the Orinthians from the book "Gospel of One; Letters of Aul."

"I'm grateful to God that we can each go within and contact God and have wonderful experiences.  Then when we assemble together in common praise and worship services, we can share our joys with one another.

And then when people who don't remember their oneness with God come amongst us, we can tell them in plain language.  We need to watch out for assuming they understand our jargon and short cut ways of explaining things.  Let's always be considerate and courteous to all people who may not agree with us."

Commentary: Something that may be very obvious to us may still be hidden or doubtful to others. The oneness of life is very plain to us, but the illusion of separation is what most people are still lost in, so the truth of oneness needs to be demonstrated and explained every day.

Gospel of One, Letters of Aul

Hi everyone, namaste:

We are now on the 4th paragraph of chapter 13 in the First Letter to the Orinthians from the book "Gospel of One; Letters of Aul." (page 94)

"When I was a little child I played happily with my toys, but I gradually lost interest in them and tried to find out about the mysteries of life. However, it's been like peering through pea-soup fog, but it won't be long before the fog lifts and the sun shines in freely.  We will know our connection with God.  We will realize our oneness with God.  Until that bright day we have three things to do that will take us there:  Trust always in the goodness of God, keep your hopes up, and love with all your might.  And the heart of the three is love.

Commentary:  This illusion is like a pea-soup fog in some ways.  Everything seems to be separate, and there is a lot of death and destruction.  Life seems to be tenuous--here today and gone tomorrow.  How can we make sense of it? Love and faith is what will see us through.