Ask: If there is no duality how does that allow for relationships?
…The Course speaks repeatedly about relationships,
especially "The Holy Relationship". However, if those that we
have had relationships in the illusion do not really exist, who do we have
relationships with in Heaven? If, in Truth, there is no duality which
means "all is one" - how does that allow for a relationship?
Doesn't it take "two to tango"? Or, is it what I sometimes intuit,
that when we see the Truth in another, we are really seeing a reflection of the
Truth in us. And it is only in that state that we can truly
"relate" to another? Could it be that when our Oneness is
re-cognized, we do have relationships with all, knowing that the essence that
flows through us is the same for all? Or am I trying to make a
pseudo-illusion with this example?... – SL
Like all
forms of forgiveness, the Holy Relationship manifests only at the level of
perception, or illusion. It is a temporarily useful illusion that strengthens
your awareness of Truth (God). It is a bridge to Truth. The only part of it
that is eternal is the Love within it. Everything else is false and falls away.
You are
correct: Heaven is Oneness, or One Being, and there are no “relationships” in
It. And, yes, there is only One Truth and when you see It reflected in others you
are experiencing what A Course in
Miracles means by a “Holy Relationship”. The more you are aware of the
Truth in you the more you are aware of the universality of Truth. It is in
every mind, whether or not others are aware of It. When you come from this
awareness in your relationships with others you are choosing to make them Holy
Relationships.
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