What is holy relationship?
A holy relationship is a symbol
of being in relationship without regard for the past,
so the point of holy relationship is to
be fully present
with no thoughts of the past
intruding on the relationship.
So it’s very free-flowing,
very open,
free of expectations and limits,
free of the egoic motive, to get
and free of, therefore, free of reciprocity.
And there’s a sense of respect with holy relationship,
a sense of trust.
Holy relationship is a symbol that
leads to full and open communication
where nothing is hidden.
And this is the most glorious experience.
Because the ego made bodies
and interpersonal relationships
as a substitute for this total open communication.
I call that communication communion really,
which is just like a telepathic awareness of love.
It’s more of the communion experience
between Christ and God.
A communion experience of Spirit.
Like a happy dance.
And so holy relationship is a symbol of perception
being used only to reflect the divine.
The divinity of God’s love.
And it doesn’t have the need and the lack;
and the scarcity of all generated,
projected, egoic relationships,
which don’t lead to Truth.
They simply are a substitute for God’s love.
So, while I still see brothers and sisters in bodies,
is my function to be transparent about the belief
in those needs and lacks as I proceed?
Practically, How do I
allow the experience of holy relationship for myself.
Yeah, the block to holy relationship is really keeping
these attack thoughts or
judgments or grievances hidden.
And so the practice of forgiveness is really
letting them come up and be exposed.
Because it’s only the hiding of these thoughts
that blocks the awareness of the holiness.
So that’s a key component.
It’s not like you try to see
your brother or your sister without a body.
The question arises;
do I want to see him sinless?
You know, do I want to see beyond error
and experience the truth?
Which is another way of calling upon Christ’s vision.
Saying let your vision,
Spirit, let your vision take the place of
the perception that I hold of my bother;
which is just a presentation of the past,
appearing once again as if it’s still occurring.
So it’s very precious to meet anew;
without any kind of preconception of the past,
which always brings a limit to the mind.