Let there be light:
plea or command?
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Depends on who says it ☺️
One in the same – no? 🙂
Could depend on the authority/power behind the words – could be a plea/prayer, or could be a command to grant. My thoughts!. ☺️
Yes, agreed. My reference to “one in the same” was more about the apparent mortal versus God. From a non-dual point of view, one in the same. And so whether a plea or a directive, the voice – the utterer – is the same. —CC
Yes, very true, one and the same it is.