SPIRITUAL IMMERSION

When we are immersed in the Spirit, it means we are: Self-sufficient, Self-complete, Self-graced. When you are immersed in the Divine, which is your true, inner Self, you are already ALL that you are. No outward thing, experience, situation, condition, locality, or person can add any measure to your intrinsic wholeness. Your inward fullness is already present. You can share all of life’s joyous wonders together, of course, but each one’s individual Light shines forth from within. As well, there is always an inverse relationship between the material and spiritual realms. The more you are in the mind-set of “me,” “my,” and “mine,” the more you are earthbound in a personal sense of self, feeling that the responsibility for your life is entirely on your shoulders. The more your consciousness is an expression of the “I am that I am,” the more you are spiritually immersed and boundlessly love-filled.     In Hinduism, OM or AUM is a sacred sound and spiritual symbol (pratima) referring to Atman (which signifies the soul or self within) and Brahman (which is the ultimate reality; entirety of the universe; the supreme, divine spirit; cosmic principles, truth). This syllable is among the most important symbols in Hinduism and is often found at the beginning and the end of chapters in the Vedas, the Upanishads, and other Hindu texts.1   Other Spiritual Offerings: • Inverse Relationships • Meditate On The Word “IN” • It’s Already Present • Heaven is Earth • Heavenly Incarnation: Lord Buddha • A God-Filled Life: Julian of Norwich Endnote: 1. The description of the Om symbol is mostly a direct quote from: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Om_symbol.svg © Text © by Zane Maser, 2017. Photo and Om symbol gratefully used from Wikimedia Commons. The Om symbol is attributed to Misadlouhy at Czech Wikipedia. All 2009-2017 rights of Zane Maser and SunnyCat Astrology reserved worldwide. My editorial master and technological wizard is Chris Maser, my joyful husband.