Mystics know love is abundant as air.
But sharing love with others is a challenge.
Some, barricaded by beliefs, cannot let it in.
Others strike out, too hurt or angry to receive.
In this conundrum, we best start with small gestures
to affirm love never left,
as we seek to meet the other as self.
Many claim God says this or punishes that,
but the God I know is beyond words,
found in the experience
of love’s flow between us.
God-talk without love
is counterfeit.
“I Am God” is a revolutionary path
of great power –
the power of
being God,
a power that cannot be understood
until it is experienced,
a power that all can use
to heal and transform Earth.
Each of us is God within God,
each can bring this awakening to fruition.
As we join one another on this path,
our combined power grows.
The loving activism of food, medicine, technology, safety,
and education saves lives
and comforts the wounded,
but the cause of these problems,
rooted in human illusions,
never changes.
In the experience of divinity,
love’s creative energies
flood consciousness.
Reverential silence, stillness,
and presence allow these energies
to move through us,
awakening the experience
of Heaven on Earth
and stirring loving actions
big and small.
Mystical activism works
in the pristine and sacred moment
of “here and now.”
Transforming consciousness,
we transform the world itself.
Only when “I am God”
do I realize
every being is God
and I am every being.
This realization changes my response to the world’s problems.
More than parroting “Namaste,”
I literally experience the other as God
and
everything around me becomes holy.
Being God opens the heart of mystical activism
for now there are no enemies and no problems,
no hierarchy of differences,
only sacred beings.
In “I Am God” consciousness, things just happen.
Divinity transmutes the self:
our lives fill with
spontaneity and wonder, flow and synchronicity,
love and compassion,
perfectly choreographed
by the Creator.
We are not in charge of this love pageant nor
can we improve it.
Did you ever really make a decision,
or did things change
and you called it a decision?
Let go of the wheel.
Imposing agendas on Creation
is what causes problems in the first place.
Let the music of the spheres lead you back to the Garden.
Rejoin the celebration.
Mystical activism is about transforming
self and perception
in “I Am God” consciousness.
In this sacred transmutation,
I realize I created all this,
I am all this,
and I can transform it
by intensifying all-pervading love
throughout Creation.
Sharing this process, we begin to wake up
and a new family of divine humans
rises from the old world’s brokenness.
Because there is only one divine being,
my being is God’s being,
your being is God’s being,
we all share the one indivisible being,
hence the universal commandment,
“Love thy neighbor as thy self.”
In mystical consciousness, what happens to you
happens to me, too, so I care for you as myself.
When ideas like
“you,” “me,” “yours” and “mine”
cease cleaving unity,
humanity will love the One as the All,
and we will dance together
in a great cosmic love song.
In “I Am God” consciousness,
things just happen.
Divinity transmutes the self:
our lives fill with
spontaneity and wonder,
flow and synchronicity,
love and compassion,
perfectly choreographed by
the Creator.
We are not in charge of this love pageant
nor can we improve it.
Did you ever really make a decision in your life,
or did things change
and you called it a decision?
Imposing our agendas on Creation is
what causes problems in the first place.
Let the music of the spheres lead you back to the Garden.
The experience of mystical oneness
is itself activism.
When “I” dissolve in the All,
torrents of divine love pour through me
into Creation
reaching every corner.
As the poet becomes the poem,
and the lover becomes the beloved,
so too does
the mystic become God
leavening the world with love.
Do you think me crazy?
Be God and get crazy, too.
When I close my eyes and sense
the silent interior,
I realize it’s not “me” in there,
it’s God.
I Am God 