Each one for himself and God for us all?

Answer 1

Quite the opposite I'm afraid!

I've actually seen God and the experience took almost 15 years to even START to characterize in language I could share because of the sheer complexity. I'll use "**" where words start to fail.

As simply as possible, God is an undifferentiated conscious, massive glowing entity with physical dimensions. God temporarily extends something like *tendrils* that have unique shapes, vectors and characteristics (collectively "identifiers").

As these "extensions" reach out from the main mass and take on an increased amount of complexity in their identifiers, these become aware of their uniquieness from the source. They also "perceive" other extensions as unique identities--or simply put--other life (people, frogs, moss, etc).

As the extensions reach a threshold level of uniqueness and distance from the God-source, they *forget* or no longer realize that they are just bumps on the God source. This is somehow important because the perceptions, reflections, interactions and learnings of these tendrils are valued and treasured by the God-source. Not sure why.

I can share more, but again much is hard to represent in words. I struggle with the experience quite a bit and wouldn't necessarily wish it on anyone without warning.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

That's what it appears like, doesn't it? But really, coming from a Christian point of view everybody should be for each other, always striving to help, uplift and serve each other. This would certainly get us further in life and in our relationships with others. You are definitely right about God being for us all and that's something you can be encouraged by. Even when no one else is for you God isn't gonna give up.