Truth is The Fundamental Existence of All Things

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As we chart our course through life how do we keep in mind that truth is the fundamental existence of all things? We as individuals and collective humanity are a part of the truth.

Our life becomes a living truth no matter how we act. It has been described in phrases such as "I am that I am" or "I think therefore I am". The fact is that we are actual beings and we are acting out our desires.

The elemental unchanging facts of existence rolled into everything that is seen or unseen, temporary or eternal, this is our opportunity to search and learn what we can.

In the process of learning the truth, we theorize, but a theory is not the truth. Just because we think does not make our thoughts harmonious with the supremacy of eternal truth. If we choose to become or remain an island in our own opinions, truth from outside sources will elude us.

If and when we recognize that even though as individuals we seem to each be a micro-cog, we are in an eternal round of truth. We are the reason for this creation, it is not a random act.

If we know why we are here we can submit to the laws and truths that magnify everything about our potential. The rational purpose for creation is to have a meaningful impact on those that are the recipients of the experience. This is the purpose and love manifest by our Creator.

This includes our potential to become, to create, to love and finally to be. If we don't recognize that we are in a temporary state of becoming that is part of an eternal state of being then we can never fully accomplish our potential or purpose for being here.

http://endlesstimeandspace.blogspot.com/2016/08/where-do-we-begin-to-ponder-eternity.html

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