The 13 Principles of Oneness

 

 

 

The 13 Principles of Oneness

 

 

1. For everything there is a price to pay as long as life is lived within boundaries.

The Law of Compensation applies to life within boundaries.

 

2. Three overcomings of identity have to be made to step free from the boundaries of living within the matrices of existence.

 

3. The first overcoming is that of the egoic self; identity based on the body, emotions and mind. The mind and emotions conspire during this stage to enslave the experiences of the body. In humanity this stage is called ego-identification.

 

4. The second overcoming is that of individuation; of believing ourselves to be a unique consciousness superimposed over all that is. When we realize ourselves to be in oneness with the Infinite's Intent, the body, or embodiment starts living automatically – a conduit of Infinite ｅxpression.

 

5. The third overcoming is the identity of being an embodiment within the vastness of our greater self. The way to achieve freedom from this illusion is to remind ourselves that that which is without is also within, it just appears to be ‘outside’ because the belief in our reflection causes a reflection.

 

6. Life lived as an outer reflection is a life of opposition. Life lived as boundless expresssion knows neither opposition or support for it transcends relationship as a source of supply or a cause of hardship.

 

7. The egoic self as an identity causes a circle of mirrors to form. The belief in an individuation superimposed over the circle of our existence, caused the ‘inside’ of our self-made circle of ｅxpression to start spinning. The belief in our embodiment forms a reference point in the middle of the circle. All of these bind us to space.

 

8. All the stages of humanity can be equated to the egoic stages when considered against the stages of godhood and super-godhood. To overcome ego is the challenge of man. To overcome individuation is the challenge of godhood and to overcome the illusion of embodiment is the challenge of super-godhood.

 

9. If man represents the challenge of embodiment, which is the reference point in the middle of the circle of existence why does his challenge pertain to the overcoming of thinking himself to be mind, (the circle), emotions, (the rotating moving field within the circle) and the reference point of his body? Because he sees all as being ‘outside’ himself and himself as part of the environment.

 

10. The individuation that forms the rim, (called spirit) identifies with what is ‘inside’ itself. It is the origin of the personal matrix each individual is imprisoned by. This matrix consists of a feminine and a masculine layer and is neutral versus the body that is masculine and the rotating fields that are feminine and represent soul.

 

11. During our existence our awareness passes through these three different components of the body (life), the soul (death) and the spirit (ascension). These three stages are mirrored throughout existence as the linear stages of change.

 

12. When we access that which has had no beginning nor end, hidden within form, with our whole being (rather than with our five senses) we gain a poetic perspective. This way of experiencing life with all of ourselves as a living work of art, is the first step to overcoming separation as an illusion.

 

13. Allowing ourselves to become aware of the real in life, and surrendering with trust to the eternal one, are the following stages of ｅxpression that allows life to transcend duality into the deep rapture of no-opposites. This leaves all matrices behind.

 

 

 

 

 

Almine