Omniversalism
Omniversalism is a new term created by Blue that describes a spiritual belief that we can celebrate and experience God in many various ways. I see Omniversalism as expansive and beyond. There are numerous paths to explore our spirituality. Truth exists within many religions and spiritual beliefs. We can take what resonates at any given time and apply it to our journey, our path. We are limited only by our thinking. I have dedicated significant time to studying Transcendentalism, a movement founded in the late 1820s-1830s by literary greats who wanted an intense spiritual experience and a deeper connectedness with nature and with their own intuition. Transcendentalism embodies the belief that we are connected to God through nature, poetry, and the arts. Transcendentalists were ahead of their time, establishing a community and school that emphasized the arts and a connection to nature, away from the noise of industrial life. During the Industrial Age, many were confined to factories and bustling social settings, but the Transcendentalists sought to reconnect with their own soul. Knowing oneself cultivates a deeper relationship with the divine. Omniversalism embraces the importance of cherishing nature and the arts. Recognizing that healing in nature is vital for spiritual growth and well-being. Nature can help us feel a closeness to God, offering rest for our hearts and minds in moments of stillness. Our world is ever-changing, but nature when preserved remains a refuge for both wildlife and humans. Nature is truly a deeply spiritual experience, helping us return to ourselves.
Many of us have lived past lives in gentler, more peaceful times, and in various worlds. Which is why we may long for a home that feels so far away and distant. Together, we can co-create that sense of home here, on this planet, in this life. We also have family in this life, from other lifetimes, on this plane. And when the time is right, we find each other.
We are so much more than our current existence. For many, experiencing different modalities of spirituality serves as a remembrance of past lifetimes and diverse beliefs we have carried through many lifetimes. We bring an inherent knowledge within our cells and our soul, which is eternal and ever-transforming with new experiences. Some experiences we may leave behind, while others we choose to carry into future lifetimes. Many of us have existed not only in human form but also as animals such as whales, dolphins, eagles, crows, ravens, bluebirds, redbirds, butterflies, cats, dogs, and horses. Some have been around since the times of ancient Egypt and beyond, extending into other galaxies and universes. There are also many new souls experiencing everything for the first time.
As we continue to enter the Aquarian Age, a collective yearning to create organic communities will emerge where the health of our soul will matter just as much as what we consume. The Aquarian Age is ushering in a transformation of total well being. Health, mind, and spirit.
Here we will learn and grow in new truths of discovery.
As the Aquarian Age continues to unfold, more communities will emerge that feel like a Utopian way of life. Where we focus on organic, fresh, clean and healthy foods. And where we cultivate deeper more meaningful relationship bonds with one another.
Omnism, the belief in more than one religion, encourages openness and acceptance of multiple spiritual beliefs.
May you be blessed with a good and full journey.
Blue
