W6 D4 After The Fall

What is this thing called Conscience? Why should we feel pangs of guilt or of having fallen short of the standard? Is it ingrained in our being?
In order to understand it we need to understand where we come from. Our material body is made up heavy elements scattered about by stars in their dying throes. Each of us is recycled out of matter in Cosmos: not a single molecule was created new for the purpose but drawn from every element, that was around since the Big Bang. At that point when matter was condensed to a point we all have had our place. There was no space or time outside that point.
Consider a square drawn on a balloon before it is filled with air. It represents you. Do you not see the square drawn on the balloon stretching out as it is blown to its maximum? The shape has changed but still your place is there. Similarly in an expanding cosmos you may consider yourself as a terrestrial being but your position is represented as it was before the balloon was filled with air. That position is Absolute position.
We are ‘star children’ (as I had stated in my post of W1day 4) and we happen to have made earth our home. As such each of us has a position in terms of cosmos which is called Absolute position. Consequently we have a viewpoint, which is as unique as of everybody else.
If we think we are terrestrial creatures well we are only right in a general sense.
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In a musical composition in E-flat for example the tone E- flat is the one towards all other tones seem to be attracted.
In relation to Truth Absolute every life form holds a position. Terrestrial beings that we are and struggling each day for a place in the sun our actions keep referring to it. All our values have time and place but they refer to Oneness which express Absolute Value. What we occupy is a relative position.
Tailpiece: In Christian theology the Fall (of Adam) must be this fall from Absolute position.

benny