We Can Only Imagine What We Already Know

[Manuel Tavares]

We Can Only Imagine What We Already Know
By Steve Beckow
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How will we reach them?

I was reflecting on the work ahead of us when I had a conversation with a friend about love.

I had occasion to quote Mike Quinsey’s wonderful statement about “the most exotic form of love that you cannot imagine.” (1)

And it set me thinking about the magnitude, to use Michael’s word, of the task ahead of us – barring a planetary spiritual experience like a heart opening, wave of love, ring of fire, etc.

In terms of the population of Earth at large, how could anyone imagine the love Mike’s speaking about who hasn’t tasted it?

I assert that they most likely could not. I consider it too far above our ordinary experience to imagine without experiencing it first.

One unintended consequence is that, when we use the imagination ordinarily, unknown to us, we’ve already condemned ourselves thereby never to leave the domain of the known. Some people have described it as circling forever in the rut of the known. Around and around we go never experiencing the new and unknown.

You won’t find higher-dimensional love there. How are we to talk about it and other higher-dimensional features when there’s no common language for it, no experience of it, and therefore no context in which to fit it?+++https://rayviolet.blogspot.com/2022/05/we-can-only-imagine-what-we-...