One That Is Two
Nov 10, 2025
You can weave yourself into a philosophy based mobius strip living within the limited reality. You can go around in circles preaching that everything is good and nothing is bad because God is everything and therefore everything has to be good because of course we want to believe that God is good. To suggest that God is not all good is blasphemy for some of us. God can't be bad but if God is everything then God is bad except God can't be bad.....
It's similar to the idea of oneness.
Some of us will want to believe that we are one even though we are presented with the fact of our duality every day-and-night of our existence. We are faced with the duality of plants and leaves and our actual cells that can form another one of us given the right stimulation.
This adds to the huge level of diversity of life upon this world. We want to think that everything is one when everything is plural.
It is our ego that forces us to hang on to ideologies that can trap us within an endless argument of being one way or another. We often will wander from one extreme to the other. Adamantly proclaiming the truth of that extreme because it suits us at our level of evolution at that time.
Kundalini will teach us different lessons. It will allow you to become at one with all things and to be pleural at the same time. It will allow us the experience to know ourselves and our self at the same time. It will allow us to differentiate from goodness and evil and yet understand that they are both qualities of education and evolution that we go through on an individual basis throughout the many lifetimes that we live.
This entire existence is an education and a karmic redemptive experience at the same time. It is not all one way or another it is multiple ways in combination with life and virtues good, bad, singularity, plurality, etc.
Kundalini in its messages to the masses demonstrates a "one that is two and a two that is one" expression. Half male and half female in one body of grace. So are we also reflections of our opposite gender.
Time to open beyond the mobius strip of egotistical assumptions and blossom into the diversity of truth in its singular and plural realities. -Chrism Kundalini