Creation
Ken Drummond  May , 2001

Our intelligence to comprehend the vast scope of the universe can be compared to that of an ant. What does an ant know of Los Angeles, about whether or not the earth is round, of Arcturus, of the Andromeda galaxy? In the same way, there are vast mysteries that are not comprehended or dreamed of by our intelligence. So we spend time speculating (somewhat idly perhaps) about our little corner of the universe.
Since we cannot fathom the mystery of creation through the mind (astronomical theories are changing every day now), we should easily be open to the idea that there may be other ways of knowing about creation. Indeed we might understand that the mind is actually limiting us.
If the creator (or the origin of creation--which preceded creation) did not have any physical manifestation, perhaps there is no “actual” physical manifestation of creation either. Now that we are gaining experience of the wonders of cyberspace and computers, we perceive many things that have apparent form and shape (photos, videos), but are not actually physical constructs as we usually think of them. Could it not be that creation is a sort of motion picture or dream in the mind of God? It seems real to us because we are subject to or living within the rules of the creation.
If the above is correct, the way of finding out the truths behind creation might be to contact or kind of merge with the creator. It can't really be done intellectually because, the mind as something like a physical construct, is trapped within the fabric of creation.
Great men and women down through time have claimed to have made this contact, communion, or realization of God or truth. Their claims are ignored or scorned by many because most people dwell on the limitations of the material plane, hidebound by the laws of matter.
Communion with, or realization of God can be achieved through a step-by-step process as taught by many masters or adepts to their disciples. Very similar methods have been passed on to their disciples by such luminaries as Jesus, Krishna, Buddha, and many others, most of them not as well known to the world as these three.
Basic principles of living and turning ourselves in the direction of God or truth are taught by those who have reached Him. These principles serve as a general introduction to any members of the human race who have a sincere interest in discovering the mystery of their existence. Following the trail pointed out by the masters, sincere seekers will be led to methods of gaining deeper and deeper understanding. These methods are available to all with a genuine interest but are not shown to casual curiosity seekers.
Many give lip service to God through particular religions, stressing only the necessity to either have faith or "believe as I do," without adopting methods of actually modifying their own ways of life. If you live as a human you will know what a human knows. If you learn to live as a god, you will come to know and experience the nature of God .
If you understand this, I am sure that your sincere and humble interest will lead you in the direction you want to go. Through steadfast effort on your part you will gradually be shown the way to achieve awareness beyond anything of which you can currently conceive.