Everything fits together: physics, biology, anthropology, archaeology, psychology, etc. It all unifies and seamlessly integrates into a perfect whole. Where it all comes together is in the very depth of existence itself, what physicists call the Unified Field and what theologians call God.
You can see evidence of unification on a more superficial level through interdisciplinary studies, where a couple of different fields of knowledge fit together. We see different connections all the time, but at the very depth of our being, at the very depth of our soul, everything comes together into a unified whole, a state of infinite harmony, resolution of paradox, oneness.
You can understand unity intellectually, you can even feel it emotionally, or you may have a sense of it deep within your soul. You can even have it as a belief system, attitude, or philosophy. But you don’t fully understand unity until you live it from a state of integrated physiology which is rooted in that deepest level of life.
The principle is simple enough, but the universe that emerges out of that one simple thing becomes complex, riddled with contradictions, paradox, and unfathomable intricacies. Yet we live in a world that we attempt to fathom, attempt to find our way. Though the depth is ungraspable, it can be rested upon and thereby lived. As we evolve, we under-stand more and more. As it has been said, a mango tree’s branches, filled with fruit, bend down to rest upon the ground. Similarly, when filled with the fruit of wisdom, we bow down and touch Mother Earth in humility.
Wonderful knowledge..If there were only a way to gently shower the planet and have it absorbed by the souls of humanity.A beautiful image indeed.
Another great blog! Thank you for your patience and depth of knowledge to help us to move forward, ever forward on our journey.
This human urge to fathom, find our way and getting lost over and over again; these blogs help reconnect. Your eloquence is simply poetic, particularly the analogy and humility in the last two lines. I bow down.
“Though the depth is ungraspable, it can be rested upon and thereby lived”.
…..beautiful, unforgettable, hope filled yet so simply stated.
Thank you.