The Real Human

If the Divine Father is spirit and the Divine Mother is earth ( or matter), then what is the product (child) of their union? Who is the child born of the union of spirit and matter if it is not the Human. We have not known the truly Human because we did not know the Father and the Mother, nor of their union. The only commandment with promise is that if we honor our Father and Mother, we shall live long upon the earth. We did not know what this promise really meant, did we? You are a child or incarnation of this union of spirit and matter. You cannot separate yourself from the union of spirit and matter, for that is what you are. Our job here is to know and live this union, i.e., to be Human. But so far we have only known and been the inhuman or semi-human or a false copy of the human. The ego human is not the real human. Thank God!

If you were a prince or princess and didn’t know it, how could you claim the values and qualities of the King and Queen? Can you sing with the old hymn “I’m a child of the King” and know the empowerment of that claim? No one is parent-less. No one is father-less or mother-less. You just have to shift your awareness. On the physical level, you may not be able to see your Divine Parents right this minute. But on your spiritual level, you can become aware of and honor their presence right now.

The Divine Father lives in your left hemisphere brain and the Divine Mother lives in your right hemisphere brain. Their union produces a child, which is your third eye, your spiritual self-awareness. Your two eyes see the planet-side finite world; your single or third eye sees the holographic infinite world. Your two eyes are visible and see the visible; your third eye is invisible and sees the invisible. To become fully and truly human you have to use both. You have never been separated from your Divine Father-Mother Source any more than from your two-hemisphere brain.

For some interesting reading on the brain, see: http://www.singsurf.org/brain/rightbrain.html
http://www.rjews.net/v_rotenberg/creativity.html
http://www.cerebromente.org.br/n04/editori4_i.htm

Taking cues from 19th-century English physician Arthur Wigan (whose seemingly normal friend, it turned out when autopsied, had only a single brain hemisphere), contemporary neuroscience asks whether normal people, who possess both left and right brains, can be said to be literally of two minds. Schiffer, an associate attending psychiatrist at McLean Hospital and a Harvard Medical School psychiatry instructor, believes the answer is a resounding yes, and argues that psychiatric disorders are best understood as the unhappy result of two warring brain halves

A psychiatrist affiliated with Harvard Medical School, Schiffer has studied split-brain research and devised his own experiments to show that stress and anxiety are often felt more strongly in one hemisphere than the other. No simple "left brain good, right brain bad" dichotomy, it seems that those who have been affected by emotional trauma lateralize the effects, perhaps in an effort to maintain more-or-less-normal functioning. One hemisphere or the other gets stuck in the past, says Schiffer, and acts out through the patient's symptoms.

http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/prod/dialspace/town/pipexdsl/s/asmp02/map2003/assess/flexibty/thinkng.htm
http://theboard.zogdog.com/index.php?showtopic=11056&mode=linear

"For energy to flow through a battery, it must have a positive and a negative charge—or we could say active and receptive. This same principle is true for our lives as well. We must be firmly grounded in the world of form (receptive/negative) as well as in the world of spirit (active/positive). If one of them is missing, energy cannot flow—now that makes sense, doesn't it?" James Ray

There you have it, Divine Father and Divine Mother principles, just as in a battery. And what is the result of this union? The Human Energy! You!