Conveyed by Brahn th Blessed
Part Two. Primordial Existence is the initial condition of reality, the primal ground existing in a time before times and a place beyond places. It has neither substance nor form, no identity and no qualities by which it may be described except to say that it is possessed of a reservoir of boundless potential; after all, everything that ever has existed or ever will have existed in this universe or any other universe that ever may exist, Everything!, must arise from that source that is hidden beyond the pitiful measures of space anid time. It must be understood as a fundamental principle of reality, vast in its potential but absent of all appearance. Mystics describe it properly and necessarily as An Absolute One Without Other (Unum Sine Altera) and speak of its ineffability. In speaking of the two existences, Lao Tzu said “The Tao that can be told is not the Eternal Tao; that is the Mother of the Ten Thousand Things. The Eternal Tao cannot be told.” It cannot be told because it has no discernible qualities; it is not big or small, neither round nor square, it has neither insides nor outsides, it is neither this nor that. Although there is nothing that it is not, it is without the appearance of anything. It requires such mystical language of anyone who would speak of it. Continue reading The Essynian Mysteries – Chapter 2
