Dipping in briefly, there's a snippet I once heard vaguely relating to this. I cannot now place where it came from, it may've been a contactee account. What was hinted at, purportedly, is that God, or "The Source", though it is the Creator force (of which we are a part), is not in fact the be all and end all. As the source and also the convergence of All-that-is, it's not the beginning, so nor the ultimate end. Something existing above and beyond Source. What that might be is unknowable, because supposedly it's even beyond those high up in Spirit. They don't know either.Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
The only honest answer is that I don't know! Most certainly, back in the mists of time (and there have been many universes, LONG before the 'Big Bang', which is relatively recent if it happened at all!), we were all god-like beings with immense power and ability. Our current state is a very fallen, small and restricted one. What happened before that, I have no strong idea.Posted by Icare (here)
2. Jim kept mentioning we are the creators of the universe/s and I understand that in some way. But it sounds as if he believes there is no such thing as the original Source (what I used to refer to as God).
Having a Chistian background, though a very open-minded one, I find myself unable to accept that. When I consider that we are all parts or sparks of Source and we are all one ultimately, I still believe that the whole is more than its parts (like a melody can be more than the single notes). What is your take on that?
A theory, a claim, or just an idea, I don't know. Whether it's even true, I wouldn't like to guess. But just the thought of it kind of blows the mind a little bit.