Universal Unity

56:4.1The Uni­ver­sal Fa­ther is a di­vinely uni­fied per­son­al­ity; hence will all his as­cen­dant chil­dren who are car­ried to Par­a­dise by the re­bound mo­men­tum of the Thought Ad­justers, who went forth from Par­a­dise to in­dwell ma­te­rial mor­tals in obe­di­ence to the Fa­ther’s man­date, like­wise be fully uni­fied per­son­al­i­ties ere they reach Ha­vona.

56:4.2Per­son­al­ity in­her­ently reaches out to unify all con­stituent re­al­i­ties. The in­fi­nite per­son­al­ity of the First Source and Cen­ter, the Uni­ver­sal Fa­ther, uni­fies all seven con­stituent Ab­so­lutes of In­fin­ity; and the per­son­al­ity of mor­tal man, be­ing an ex­clu­sive and di­rect be­stowal of the Uni­ver­sal Fa­ther, like­wise pos­sesses the po­ten­tial of uni­fy­ing the con­stituent fac­tors of the mor­tal crea­ture. Such uni­fy­ing cre­ativ­ity of all crea­ture per­son­al­ity is a birth­mark of its high and ex­clu­sive source and is fur­ther ev­i­den­tial of its un­bro­ken con­tact with this same source through the per­son­al­ity cir­cuit, by means of which the per­son­al­ity of the crea­ture main­tains di­rect and sus­tain­ing con­tact with the Fa­ther of all per­son­al­ity on Par­a­dise.

56:4.3Not­with­stand­ing that God is man­i­fest from the do­mains of the Sev­en­fold up through su­prem­acy and ul­ti­macy to God the Ab­so­lute, the per­son­al­ity cir­cuit, cen­ter­ing on Par­a­dise and in the per­son of God the Fa­ther, pro­vides for the com­plete and per­fect uni­fi­ca­tion of all these di­verse ex­pres­sions of di­vine per­son­al­ity so far as con­cerns all crea­ture per­son­al­i­ties on all lev­els of in­tel­li­gent ex­is­tence and in all the realms of the per­fect, per­fected, and per­fect­ing uni­verses.

56:4.4While God is to and in the uni­verses all that we have por­trayed, nev­er­the­less, to you and to all other God-know­ing crea­tures he is one, your Fa­ther and their Fa­ther. To per­son­al­ity God can­not be plu­ral. God is Fa­ther to each of his crea­tures, and it is lit­er­ally im­pos­si­ble for any child to have more than one fa­ther.

56:4.5Phil­o­soph­i­cally, cos­mi­cally, and with ref­er­ence to dif­fer­en­tial lev­els and lo­ca­tions of man­i­fes­ta­tion, you may and per­force must con­ceive of the func­tion­ing of plu­ral De­i­ties and pos­tu­late the ex­is­tence of plu­ral Trin­i­ties; but in the wor­ship­ful ex­pe­ri­ence of the per­sonal con­tact of ev­ery wor­ship­ing per­son­al­ity through­out the mas­ter uni­verse, God is one; and that uni­fied and per­sonal De­ity is our Par­a­dise par­ent, God the Fa­ther, the be­stower, con­ser­va­tor, and Fa­ther of all per­son­al­i­ties from mor­tal man on the in­hab­ited worlds to the Eter­nal Son on the cen­tral Isle of Light.