The relationship between God (The Supreme Soul) and the human Soul

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The relationship between God (The Supreme Soul) and the human soul is often described as eternal, spiritual, and deeply personal. Across various spiritual traditions, this relationship is understood in different ways, but some common themes emerge:

1.God as the Supreme Father/Parent – God is a divine parent, the ultimate source of all souls. The human soul is considered an eternal child of God, meant to stay in a loving connection with the Supreme Soul.

2.God as the Guide and Teacher – God is often seen as the ultimate teacher who imparts wisdom and helps souls realize their true nature and purpose. This guidance leads to liberation, enlightenment, or spiritual fulfillment.

3.God as the Purifier – The human soul is believed to accumulate impurities through karma and worldly attachments. God is seen as the Supreme Purifier who helps souls return to their original pure state.

4.God as the Supreme Power and Light – The Supreme Soul is the ocean of peace, love, and wisdom, while the human soul is a tiny spark of that divine essence. Staying connected with God through remembrance, meditation, or devotion strengthens and enlightens the human soul.

5.God as the Eternal Companion – The relationship between the human soul and God is eternal  where the soul finds ultimate solace, guidance, and unconditional love in the Supreme Soul. 

 Based on this understanding, the human soul (Jivatma) should align its actions and thoughts with divine principles to nurture and maintain this sacred relationship with God (the Supreme Soul). This can be done in several ways:

1.Living with Awareness of God – Constantly remembering that God is the Supreme Father, Guide, and Companion helps the soul stay connected and receive divine wisdom and power.

2.Practicing Virtues – Since God is the ocean of love, peace, and purity, the human soul should cultivate these virtues in daily life—practicing kindness, truth, patience, and humility.

3.Purifying the Soul – Through self-discipline, righteous actions, meditation, and devotion, the soul can cleanse itself of negative karma and return to its original divine state.

4.Following Divine Wisdom – Every spiritual tradition provides teachings that guide the soul toward self-realization and enlightenment. Implementing these teachings helps in fulfilling the purpose of life.

5.Surrender and Faith – Trusting in God’s plan and surrendering to divine guidance brings inner peace and strength, making life’s journey more fulfilling and purposeful.

Ultimately, the human soul should strive to remain in harmony with the Supreme Soul, following the divine path with sincerity, devotion, and selfless service. 




Forgotten Light

God truly exists, yet we cannot see,
A presence lost like waves to the sea.
We search for signs, we strain to hear,
Yet silence answers, distant and clear.

Once close, we knew that voice so well,
A warmth within, a holy spell.
But somewhere along the hurried way,
We lost our path; we drifted away.

In endless noise, we drowned His call,
Forgot His love, ignored it all.
Wrapped in the world, we turned our face,
Leaving behind that sacred grace.

But still He waits, a constant light,
Beyond our reach, yet burning bright.
A love that lingers, patient and true,
Waiting for us to remember anew.

If we pause, in silence, in prayer,
We’ll find that God was always there.
Not lost, but near, like breath, like air—
A forgotten truth, a whispered care. 

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