Stream of form as God's will II
These days, practices surface on their own and seem to live their own life. And one of the current ones seems to be seeing the stream of form as God's will.
There is an inner and outer situation, and it is all recognized as God's will. There is a situation, for instance somebody talking very loudly on a bus making it difficult to read, and there is a reaction in this human self, maybe irritation and a story coming up around it, and it is all - the whole field of from arising - recognized as God's will.
It takes the identification out of the whole situation. It brings a release from identification with this personality and its reactivity and habitual patterns, and it brings a release from a sense of being caught up in it. There is a surrender of identification with any aspect of form, and it is all given back to God.
It never was anything else than God's will in the first place, and now it is recognized as that as well. As somebody said, when "I" goes out of it, God remains.