[Redbook4:315-316][19880112:1805l]{The
Separations [continued
(8)]
– A~, and +C†I~}[12th
January 1988]
19880112.1805
[continued]
The
first {spatial} dimension* is the most interesting, currently. From
the moment of** that first Idea,*** Time must {have} started {to}
run: therefore it must incorporate Time within itself****. A~
therefore is in at the beginning,# and it is correct to say that he
is the chief Agent of the Separation: if
one understands that although +C†I~ is in some sense also separated
from the Singularity in the opposite direction by
the mere fact of A~'s separation,
in {an}other (and true) sense +C†I~
is not
separated at all:#* he is that from which the Separation goes out and
that to which it returns, and he is the incarnation within Time (and
the Separation) of the One that is without Time (and the Separation).
Within the Separation, the Centre#**
around which A~ and +C†I~ revolve,#*** is empty. ('Without' the
Separation, the Separation is perhaps within that Centre).
*[See
last previous entry.]
**[cf.
last previous entry, fn2(**)]
***{(}
or just before{)}? <880113>
****{(bearing
in mind that it is the Sword and
the Rod)}
#or
nearly! <880113>
#*(cf.
XS's 1st
session in [2]:
God
the Spirit: Separation is
not it;
and,
the Son: an incarnation of God the Spirit as a specifically Human
form.)
["...We
can consider God in another way: by what he is not.
"From
this point of view, there are two aspects to God. One is the
Totality, of everything, including, of course, evil.
"The
other aspect could be called God the Spirit, or Holy Ghost: the
essence of God, which is. We can consider this by relation to what
it is not: separation is not it." ([2])
& “...In
this context, God the Son is the incarnation of God the Spirit as a
specifically Human form." ([2])]
#**[Possibly
there should have been a comma here, or not at #***.]
#***('revolve'
in the sense of Creation spin: not necessarily in Circle terms)
(I
felt and feel that there was and is more.)
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