Implications of Two Important Axioms of Metaphysical Spirituality

Suppose God exists, and suppose God is ‘relational’, that is, desires, to the extent He deems necessary or sufficient, that man understands Him, as such, understands essence of His Deity.

With stated assumption in tow, at either of some specific point in time, or severally at different points in time, God would have to pick someone who is deserving, and, via whatever means seems to work best, reveal Himself to such a person(male or female).

Important Axiom of Metaphysical Spirituality I:

If God exists, and He is relational, we only are able to know Him if He reveals Himself to, at the very least, one person.

If God were to seek to reveal the same things to every person, God panders to man, with outcome in reality, man seats on the throne that belongs to God. To see this, let us assume God provides the most deserving man with compelling evidence for reality of that man’s metaphysical engagement with God.

Consequent on provision of the evidence, next, God turns attention to a person who is less deserving, attempts to communicate exactly the same revelations and evidence. But if the next person is less deserving, and if such…