The unveiling of God through the mutual gaze of Shiva and Shakti is a good counterpart to that passage in Paul. We are unveiled into revealing more of our divinity when we are engaged in mutual worship. We need to worship and we need to be worshiped. The error of dogmatism is that it creates an unacknowledged sense of moral superiority which makes all sorts of evil justifiable. Intimacy with God is a process of deepening attunement between bodies; it is non-conceptual wisdom. The version of knowing God that is abstract scholasticism is the fruit that the serpent keeps handing Adam and Eve.
The unveiling of God through the mutual gaze of Shiva and Shakti is a good counterpart to that passage in Paul. We are unveiled into revealing more of our divinity when we are engaged in mutual worship. We need to worship and we need to be worshiped. The error of dogmatism is that it creates an unacknowledged sense of moral superiority which makes all sorts of evil justifiable. Intimacy with God is a process of deepening attunement between bodies; it is non-conceptual wisdom. The version of knowing God that is abstract scholasticism is the fruit that the serpent keeps handing Adam and Eve.