In acknowledgement of the divine, he points upward, but then downward. He points to his right, then left. He circles around, spinning his whole body still pointing outward, arms moving in diagonals. Finally, he drops his arms, kneels down, closes his eyes and flexes his head downward, to look within.
For the Divine is not simply up from where we stand. It is customary to point
upward in recognition of the divine. Ultimately it is all around us and within us. Pointing upward only acknowledges one direction of the divine when in actuality, it is present everywhere and in every direction.
Nicely articulated
Thank you. That ones been rattling around my brain for quite a while. Feels good to finally express it.
Paul there is much movement in your internal place which appears to be what you have been looking for, divine, God-like?
I recently read a great book called “The Artists Way”. It is all about unblocking your creativity and allowing the divine to move through you. This is one of my favorite quotes from the book. “Our creative dreams and yearnings come from a divine place. As we move towards our dreams, we move towards our divinity.” Also, I want to thank you for your feedback and comments about my blog. It means a lot to me.