That Which Is Larger Than The Cosmos

Imagine the cosmos in your mind.

The expanse of stars.

Can you feel the vastness—even sacredness—of this experience?

Ally work enters us into a world, a meaning dimension, larger than the cosmos you are imagining—encompassing of the cosmos you are imagining.

Imagine a gold ring, thrown into a vast desert.

That ring represents the cosmos you have imagined.

The vast desert is the world we enter in ally work.

Unlike our visible cosmos, we may not see it with our eyes.

We perceive it through the heart.

The heart is an organ of active imagination.

Perceiving the imaginal world.

The heart contains a mirror image of the divine.

The divine cosmos.

We do not perceive this divine cosmos in its entirety.

We perceive it in flashes.

If the essence of God is the Old.

Our emergent perception is the New.

And when we enter the imaginal world—engage our active imagination—we become receptive bodies for the New.

Imagine rays, threads, constantly extending from the genesis of the Old as carriers of light, information, and formations—to, and as, the New.

Receptive bodies are alchemical containers for the New.

Heart, spirit, embodiment, the containers for receptive inspiration—and integration.

Who are you and who will you become?

Who will we become?

When the Old is made New.