Adam Blatner

In this other universe some theologians recognize that God is not a core of complete consciousness, but rather the all, of which there is a center that acts somewhat as an organizer. To the extent that God is All, it is the periphery and the invisible connections among the parts as well as the central organizing process.

The center is permeable, with no firm boundary. Our heart is our core but hardly the essence, which is distributed among many roles and social functions, competencies and types of enjoyment—and much more. So, too, the cosmic source is “only” this, and we are important as manifestations, the feet, the toes, the dance of the Great Becoming.