CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
by David Nova
In the original Divine Plan the original forces of Order and Chaos were meant to work in balance, hand-in-hand. As aspects of Source, we can draw upon our own internal creative process as an example. When we create someting we create a first draft or a chalk outline.
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CHAPTER SIXTEEN
by David Nova
The first duality was not good and evil, nor male and female, nor day and night. When the manifest universe was first created, good and evil did not yet exist. Male and female genders had not yet been designed. Day and night had no meaning as planets (and galaxies) had yet to exist and therefore did not spin.
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN
by David Nova
Our Universe is perpetually seeking a balance between Being and Doing.
Before the creation of the Manifest Universe, the fully potentiated, fully populated Heavenly Realm existed in a state of “timeless interconnectedness.” In a state of eternal perfection there is nothing that needs to be done, and yet infinite consciousness felt an intrinsic yearning for something. You might call it a yearning for purpose, a yearning for experience, a yearning for something to do, and so the Heavenly Realm set out to create the Manifest Universe, simply because we could.
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN
by David Nova
In the beginning, if there was a beginning, before time, before the formation of the universe, the fully potentiated, fully populated heavenly realm existed in a state of “timeless interconnectedness.” These were the first beings that emanated from the One Infinite Creator. We call them angels.
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN
by David Nova
In the beginning, if there was a beginning, before time, before the formation of the universe, before light and dark, there was only One. One consciousness. One infinite mind. One self-sustaining singularity. One eternal state. One cosmic Being. One Infinite Creator.
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CHAPTER TWELVE
by David Nova
Though we are a blind species, there’s a great deal of love and support for us on the other side that we can call upon. We have spirit guides and soul family members, angels and ancestors. But perhaps our most intimate and resourceful spiritual guide is our higher self. It is our direct connection to God Source.
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CHAPTER ELEVEN
by David Nova
The old adage, “seeing is believing,” has kept humanity locked in darkness for thousands of years. Human beings are perceptually imprisoned by their own five senses, or lack there of. If we can’t see it, hear it, smell it, taste it, or touch it, then it’s generally not real for us. Thus our facility for reason and imagination are important tools to bridge the gap of our own senses.
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CHAPTER TEN
by David Nova
Attempting to describe Eternity in human words is a difficult task. When we paint a picture with words we often get hung up on their literal meaning. The rational mind likes to debate subtle definitions. The rational mind prefers the 3 dimensional boundaries of form. There is a sense of security in form, a familiar structure, linear movement, a beginning and an end. There is definition in form, a sense of discrete identity, no matter how limited it may be.
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CHAPTER NINE
by David Nova
Why do I write about happiness at a time when the world seems to be falling apart? Because after some deep contemplation, the pursuit of happiness and our illusions about happiness seem to be at the root of the human condition. Our desire for happiness is universal. It connects us. Yet we don’t understand it. We are not masters of it, so it masters us.
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CHAPTER EIGHT
by David Nova
We often tell our children to follow their dreams. We proclaim to ourselves and the world that we’re following our dreams. We like to dream. We like to imagine a better future for ourselves. We wrap ourselves up in our dreams. They become our expectations. We live in a world full of dreams, yet most of those dreams are simply illusions. We tend to get lost in our own illusions. So much of our temporal happiness and unhappiness is rooted in illusion, in magical thinking, which then becomes our expectations.
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