Reality defines right(s)

Reality defines right

In the beginning was God. God being the beginning and totality must then be the eternal instant, encompassing the past, present, and future. Being the totality means that all material and non-material, being, and non -being, time and space was not only born out of the creators mind, but the stuff created is a part of God. Suffice to say the choices that were made at the time were consensual within the mind of God. The creation of humanity within God's mind, the names, personalities, future circumstances, pain, suffering, joy, and exhiliration, the struggles and the triumphs, the rise and the fall of civilizations...all being first part of the initial soul and mind of the Creator, first had to be consensually accepted and lived by the Creator. In reality, there is one mind, one spirit, one way, one God, one moment, one life. In order for duality to exist, ie: past and present, us and them, up and down, there must be relationship. God being the only existence, duality ceases to exist. Out of the infinite mind of God, all things past, present, and future exist. The holographic universe exists based on this fundamental quality of life. Distance ceases to be relevant in the mind and communication takes place.

So how does this affect who we are and the world we live? Out of this fundamental knowledge arises the balanced life. We travel the journey interacting with the spiritual communication, internally knowing that just the same, the creator that dwells internally also is the picture and pulsating circumstances around us. There is only one reality, the interaction. 

The divine right to move freely unencumbered is both chosen and given. It is essential and absolute. What you choose to take, you are taking from yourself and for yourself. What you choose to give, you are giving from yourself and to yourself.

Out of this birth arises the commandments given to men from within by the nature of reality. It is common sense, being born out of common right. It is divine because it follows divine reality. It is basic and fundamental and therefore the law of liberty, the common law, the law of the land. This is the inherent law that gives birth naturally to the 10 commandments, the doctrine of Christ, and the documents signed to guarantee these most inherent liberties, ie; the Magna Carta and The Constitution.