What is Salvation?
Salvation is so much deeper and more meaningful than the weak, literal and very basal sentiment we give it. It is saving from just that - saving from attachment to that physical, the literal monotony in the pain of life. It's a deliverance from that pain because of the "acceptance" in Christ and the understanding that there is so much more to LIFE than the physical existence. That this is but a mere part of the whole... that the WHOLE is the father, son, and holy spirit. (intellect/thought, physical/carnal life, spiritual/everlasting)
What is Christ?
The core of all that is, the guide, the compass, the light on which to focus. The physical and fundamental manifestation being Jesus - but really Christ is the grand spiritually without form - the knowing. And the *knowing* is The "savior"
The salvation is the example which to follow. The truly enlightened understanding that no matter what - there is more to it than this. That unrelenting and complete trust in the higher power of divinity, the knowing that the divinity is beyond you and yet part of you and everything that IS, all at the same time. That complete and utter understanding and acceptance of that, is our salvation - because it saves us from the otherwise paining the trials of life.
There all along - even when I didn't believe it, God was there with me. Of course, it has to be so, because God is part of me and I am part of God. That is how it is. That is what God is, that is what I am. The whole, the trinity. The unattainable Father, guide, master. The relate-able son, imperfect, physical body. And the Holy Spirit, the intangible, perfect, eternal soul.
We are all God and God is what creates us. We are the body of Christ. Communion of souls, the love, the grace, the joy - is God. God is beyond us, in us, through us. God is the pulse that carries our oxygen and the vibration that guides our intuition. God is the intangible and inexplicable intensity of love and the intoxication of joy.
"I Am That I Am" ~ God
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