The Universal Father.
One source, never depicted, reachable only through a described hierarchy — and simultaneously present inside every mind as a fragment of himself. The book holds both without apology.
The Universal Father is unreachable directly, mediated through a Trinity and an immense administration, and simultaneously present as a fragment inside each human mind. The book holds both without treating it as a paradox: the same being is infinitely distant in his person and personally resident in you. Nothing is depicted, there are no images and there is no worship service. What the book asks for is the stillness — a silent, unstructured attention to the indwelling fragment, which is as close as the movement comes to a devotional practice.
The same ground, other faiths
claims that share this one's ideasSign in to open the first thread. Everything here is attributed.