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"I, Oneness, talk as though I am Another. But would you have Me be quiet? Would you silence Me. Would you have Me listen only to your individuated thoughts?

"Or would you listen to your Wholeness which is what you hear when I speak?

"Let it be Our game. Let Us play Our roles. Yes, it is all I anyway, and if you could grasp, it is all you all the same.

"But meanwhile We engage in conversation. We roll over Our thoughts.

"The time will come when you are fully aware of Our Oneness, and even then We will play."
"My Will is for My love to shine and to shine everywhere through you."

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Nancy Salmon, M.D., United Kingdom

Nancy Salmon, MD. United Kingdom

Prodigal Son

On May 9th, 2012 Omni (not verified) says:

The parable of the Prodigal Son has always bothered me. I have always viewed it from the standpoint of the Obedient Son. Having been responsible from an early age - first to my younger siblings and then later to my country and then as a provider for a wife and children - I never indulged in the immoral behavior euphemistically called "sowing wild oats". I never threw money away on cigarettes, alcohol or drugs but always made sure my family's needs were met before mine. So you can see why I identified with the Obedient Son in the parable.

So what happens? The immoral wastrel of a son returns and has a feast thrown in his honor. The Obedient Son is toiling in the fields and not even made aware of the event (much less being invited). And when he returns to the house after a long day and asks his father what's going on - the father not only doesn't apologize - but berates him for being ungrateful!

What's up with that?

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