Daily Meditation: Monday, July 24, 2006
Whether we are believers or non-believers, we all have our …
Whether we are believers or non-believers, we all have our existence in God, and God lives within us. The difference is that believers are conscious of this and the others are not. The non-believer endlessly accumulates shields in himself until he no longer feels anything. And since what people do not feel does not exist for them, the non-believer ends up denying the existence of God. Which in fact is absolutely true: under these conditions God does not exist, while for someone who believes in him, God exists. But most often this belief is not yet fully conscious. In order for it to become so, the believer must come to feel that God lives in him and that he lives in God, so that he forms a unity with God that is absolutely indissoluble. At this point, nothing can ever cause him to doubt again, for he lives the divine life without interruption. He is plunged in it and it flows through him, permeating his entire being.
Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
