God or the monad, the origin to which the spark tries to return through love.
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God or the monad, the origin to which the spark tries to return through love.
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Jiang defines the divine spark in humans as love, and says that loving another person awakens the spark's desire to return to God.
Jesus is placed in a lineage of poet-prophets who teach that body is material but soul or consciousness is a divine spark cycling back toward the source.
Jiang says Thomas and Rumi converge on the image of the world as a prison for drunks because both are inspired by the same source.
The Monad has one meaning despite many names: the divine sun, source of all life, one and all, infinite, eternal, perfect, and immutable.
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"...about the spark is that it wants to return to the source okay it wants to return to God and that's what drives us..."
"...love another spark so that the spark can return to the source. Okay? Which is God, the monad. In this process, once you truly..."
"to the source in our world but we can love someone else not money not our pet not a computer but someone else it..."
"I'm sure Jesus did not preach, did not teach, believe in me and you'll be saved, okay? He probably did not do that. Christians..."
"They all teach that there is a source, okay? The source is the divine, the good, God, the universe, the monad, whatever name you..."
"...the same thoughts because they're all being inspired by the same source does that make sense all right continue please"
"But like what you just mentioned, that Nomad has two meanings to either..."
"...this, but it is the sun, okay? The divine sun, the source of all life."
"So Plato defines Nomad as knowledge, and Dantène defines Nomad as love."
"No, no, no, no. Okay, listen, okay? You have to get this straight, okay? This is everything, okay? Love, knowledge, everything, okay? The question..."
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