Short story: A Rabbi talks on God, and Divine consciousness

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The old Rabbi, Carlov Zerdoski, was talking to his students about how God's truth is reflected uniquely in each person, that that truth dwells within. Here is how he put it, in his own words: "God is different for every person, and every person is different to God." "This is why when we listen to the viewpoints of others, it helps us to understand God's truth within us better too." "We each have unique personalities, and dispositions, and we must allow for this when we endeavour to understand another person's ideas about truth." "We need to support and encourage each other through love, and forgiveness, not through arrogance, and superiority." "When we acquire higher levels of consciousness, from contact with God, we need to bring that down from our soul level, to exist in our minds enough for us to be able to share it with others too, and so help to raise the overall society, to be more conscious of God too." "This knowledge, and closeness, to God, that an increased divine consciousness brings to us, helps the world to be a more peaceful, and loving place for all living there too." "Divine consciousness is possible for each and every human being, and divine consciousness, wants to express itself in us, so that we are lanterns for God, on this Earth". "We become God realised by realising God within ourselves, by our living from his spirit, via his divine consciousness." "The truth expands in each of us, as much as we love. God is love, and all truth comes from him. We need to live from conscious love." Photo Credit: The photo used in this article was sourced from the free media site, pixabay.com