“When we fragment, we substitute illusion for truth,”
Devorah said to the multitude. “We’re saying truth, reality as it is, is not
enough; we want and need something more; that being who and what we are,
spiritual beings having earthly experiences, is inadequate and doesn’t work. To
fragment is to exclude, judge against and substitute one aspect of the whole
for the whole Itself.
“When we fragment, no one is seen as complete. The body is
emphasized, not spirit, with special emphasis on certain parts which are used
as the standard of comparison for judgment.
“It’s all about fear. Fear is both a fragmented and fragmenting
emotion. Fear seems to take many forms, each seeming to require a different
form of action to manage it. Yet in truth, fear is the result of a single
substitution: the ego for Spirit. And because of this single substitution, the
world has become so splintered and subdivided and divided again, over and over,
that it is now almost impossible to perceive it once was one and still is what
it was.
" You would be very surprised how different reality is from
what we see. We do not realize the magnitude of that one error.”
“Beloved, that one error, not a sin, but an error, which
brought truth to illusion, infinity to time, and life to death, was all we ever
made. Our whole world rests on it. Everything we see reflects it, and every
special relationship we’ve ever made is part of it.
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