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God is Omniscient(/Varuna), Omnipotent(/Indra) and Omnipresent(/Vishnu and Vayu). But which one of the 3 is the most important?
Jews and Hindus both agree that God is all 3.
But which one of the 3 "attributes" of God is more perceptible only in the deepest states of worship of God?
When you "encounter" God, do you "feel" all 3 about God simultaneouly... ?
Christianity says something about blaspheming the Holy Spirit aka the Presence of God being the most unforgivable sin. Why?... Is it because the Omniscience and Onnipotence of God is more easy to perceive?
OMNI~science, OMNI~potence, OMNI~ presence is the "everywhereness" of God.
Omniscience of God f.e. is God watching and knowing everything that happens everywhere. He sees and knows everything that happens to you and everything that happens everywhere, all-throughout space and time. Vedas say "a thousand eyes and arms hath Purusha"(meaning God sees everything everywhere or Infinite sight and Omnipotence i.e. "arms").
Well the Purusha Sukta is the expansion of consciousness that one has when one connects to God. That God is All-Inclusive through His "Everywhereness".
"Everywhereness"... Does that mean that the Beingness/Selfness/omni-PRESENCE of God is the basis of the Omniscience and Omnipotence of God? Wouldn't then, that means the Vedas say Vayu is the basis of Varuna and Indra? Or mention Vayu before Varuna and Indra when they are mentioned together?
The soul connects to God... This is a mystical experience... Individual existence connecting to the Universal/Infinite Existence. Everything is within God... God is both outside and inside time.
Jewish mysticism/Kabbalah says that the world is God's clothing. Meaning that the world is an external sheathe of God and that He is controlling it from within.
Everything you experience through the 5 senses is owing to God. God controls all of reality. Through His will(/Agni) and might(/Indra). This would be His Omnipotence.
By His powers, He put our souls in a body within this realm. But this entrapment can be weakened by ignoring His enchanting materialism that affects us by doing austerities and penance instead and seeking to forsake fulfilling all material desires through pleasure seeking I.e. God's grip over you. Like Indra getting threatened by Vishwamitra's tapas/penance.
Conclusion: there are levels to our connection to God as well different aspects of relating to God. This is the whole Vedas.
Some people are "closer" to God than others. Because they are more powerful souls who bask themselves in worship all day striving with theirs souls to connect more and more closely to God. So they have more flashes of realization of God and can interpret the scriptures better. That's the true meaning of a Hindu Brahmin or a Chassidic/Kabbalistic Jew.
The highest level is the Ein Sof(Kabbalah)/Infinite Light/Surya/Savitr.
Jews and Hindus both agree that God is all 3.
But which one of the 3 "attributes" of God is more perceptible only in the deepest states of worship of God?
When you "encounter" God, do you "feel" all 3 about God simultaneouly... ?
Christianity says something about blaspheming the Holy Spirit aka the Presence of God being the most unforgivable sin. Why?... Is it because the Omniscience and Onnipotence of God is more easy to perceive?
OMNI~science, OMNI~potence, OMNI~ presence is the "everywhereness" of God.
Omniscience of God f.e. is God watching and knowing everything that happens everywhere. He sees and knows everything that happens to you and everything that happens everywhere, all-throughout space and time. Vedas say "a thousand eyes and arms hath Purusha"(meaning God sees everything everywhere or Infinite sight and Omnipotence i.e. "arms").
Well the Purusha Sukta is the expansion of consciousness that one has when one connects to God. That God is All-Inclusive through His "Everywhereness".
"Everywhereness"... Does that mean that the Beingness/Selfness/omni-PRESENCE of God is the basis of the Omniscience and Omnipotence of God? Wouldn't then, that means the Vedas say Vayu is the basis of Varuna and Indra? Or mention Vayu before Varuna and Indra when they are mentioned together?
The soul connects to God... This is a mystical experience... Individual existence connecting to the Universal/Infinite Existence. Everything is within God... God is both outside and inside time.
Jewish mysticism/Kabbalah says that the world is God's clothing. Meaning that the world is an external sheathe of God and that He is controlling it from within.
Everything you experience through the 5 senses is owing to God. God controls all of reality. Through His will(/Agni) and might(/Indra). This would be His Omnipotence.
By His powers, He put our souls in a body within this realm. But this entrapment can be weakened by ignoring His enchanting materialism that affects us by doing austerities and penance instead and seeking to forsake fulfilling all material desires through pleasure seeking I.e. God's grip over you. Like Indra getting threatened by Vishwamitra's tapas/penance.
Conclusion: there are levels to our connection to God as well different aspects of relating to God. This is the whole Vedas.
Some people are "closer" to God than others. Because they are more powerful souls who bask themselves in worship all day striving with theirs souls to connect more and more closely to God. So they have more flashes of realization of God and can interpret the scriptures better. That's the true meaning of a Hindu Brahmin or a Chassidic/Kabbalistic Jew.
The highest level is the Ein Sof(Kabbalah)/Infinite Light/Surya/Savitr.
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