Infinite Being – Morgan O. Smith

The Great I AM

The Great I AM Cannot Be Uttered by the Chattering Tongue

The essence of “I AM” defies articulation. Language, though beautiful, often becomes a noisy river of concepts, attempting to capture something that simply cannot be grasped. The chattering tongue thrives on duality, building walls between subject and object, speaker and listener, self and other. Yet, the Great I AM stands outside this dualistic framework, unbounded, whole, and utterly silent.

“I AM” is not a statement. It is the root of being itself, preceding thought, identity, and all constructs of the mind. To utter it is to already veil its truth. Words can point to the presence of the I AM, but they are shadows trying to explain the light. The moment you speak, it slips through the cracks of description, retreating into the stillness from which it arises.

Why, then, does the tongue chatter? It chatters because it fears the void—the stillness where the mind dissolves, and the self is no more. The ego’s survival depends on noise, distraction, and the endless creation of stories. In silence, it falters, confronted by the stark and undeniable simplicity of being.

To encounter the Great I AM is not to think about it but to dissolve into it. It is to rest in the awareness that observes the thoughts, the feelings, the words, and even the idea of “I.” This awareness has no form, no beginning or end. It is neither here nor there, neither this nor that. It is simply what is—timeless, spaceless, and unchanging.

When the tongue is still, the mind quiets, and the veil of separation thins. There, in that profound stillness, lies the Great I AM. It cannot be possessed, named, or claimed. It is the ground of all existence and yet entirely untouched by it. It is not yours or mine, yet it is undeniably the essence of what we are.

To live in the awareness of the Great I AM is to recognize that all the noise, all the chatter, is simply a dance of form arising within the formless. It is to see that even the ego, with all its stories, is just a fleeting ripple in the infinite ocean of being.

Silence does not mean the absence of sound; it means the absence of resistance. It is the acceptance of all that is, without judgment or clinging. In this silence, the Great I AM reveals itself—not as a word, a concept, or a thought, but as the ever-present reality of existence itself.

The chattering tongue will never grasp this truth, but the silent heart already knows.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Soul’s Infinite Expression

We tend to anchor our identity in the physical body, perceiving it as the centre of our existence. From birth, the body is celebrated, measured, and scrutinized, reinforcing the illusion that it defines who we are. This fixation on the body as the ultimate reality obscures a deeper truth: the physical form is merely one facet of an expansive, multidimensional soul.

Your soul expresses itself across layers of existence, many of which are beyond ordinary perception. The body serves as a temporary vessel, a focal point through which the infinite interacts with the finite. While it appears solid and tangible, the body is a fleeting projection of the soul’s boundless energy, a transient ripple in the vast ocean of your being.

The Illusion of Exclusivity

Viewing the body as the entirety of selfhood limits understanding of existence. The physical realm, with its sensory experiences, feels undeniably real. Yet, when closely examined, the body is revealed to be impermanent, constantly changing, and inseparable from the environment around it. The cells within it are born and die in a perpetual cycle, mirroring the patterns of nature. Nothing about the body is fixed—except the awareness of witnessing its fluctuations.

This awareness belongs not to the body but to the soul. The soul uses the physical form to engage with this dimension of reality, much like light passing through a prism creates a spectrum of colours. The body is one colour, but the spectrum of the soul contains infinite hues.

The Multidimensional Self

Beyond the physical, there are layers of existence where your soul expresses itself. Subtle energy fields, emotional resonances, and realms of thought and intention all flow from the same source. These facets interact with the body, shaping experiences in ways often unnoticed. A sudden intuition, a deep emotional release, or a spontaneous surge of creativity are glimpses of the soul’s reach beyond the material.

The soul is not confined by linear time or space. The body moves through time, aging and decaying, while the soul exists in a timeless state, simultaneously influencing and being influenced by multiple dimensions of reality. To recognize this is to understand that your physical form is not the limit of your being, but a doorway into the infinite.

Why the Physical Body Matters

Acknowledging the body as one facet of the soul does not diminish its importance. The physical form is the ground where spiritual experiences take shape, where the formless soul engages directly with the tangible world. Every breath, movement, and sensation is an opportunity to express the soul’s essence in a way no other dimension allows.

Honouring the body as an extension of the soul transforms the way you relate to it. Instead of obsessing over appearances or fearing its eventual decline, you begin to see the body as sacred—a fleeting but essential aspect of your journey. Caring for it becomes an act of devotion, not out of attachment, but a way to honour the soul’s choice to experience this dimension.

Living Beyond the Body’s Facade

Recognizing that the physical body is only one aspect of the self brings profound liberation. Fear of death diminishes because the soul’s existence does not hinge on the body’s survival. Identity expands beyond the physical, allowing you to live with a sense of wholeness and interconnection.

When you stop identifying solely with the body, relationships transform. You no longer see others as separate entities defined by their forms. Instead, you recognize the shared essence flowing through every individual, a unified soul expressing itself in infinite ways. This awareness fosters deep compassion and an intuitive understanding of the interconnectedness of all life.

Your physical body is not a prison or limitation; it is a reflection of your soul’s creative power. To live fully means to embrace this perspective, allowing the soul to shine through every aspect of your existence, both seen and unseen.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Birth and Death of Inner Universes

A Perspective on Spiritual Awakening

Spiritual awakening is not merely a personal transformation; it is an intimate cosmic event. Each moment of awakening dismantles the boundaries of identity and creates a vast, living expanse within. This unfolding is as paradoxical as it is profound—a universe arises within, brimming with potential, only to dissolve as swiftly as it appeared.

The creation of this inner cosmos mirrors the nature of existence itself. A moment arises where the self perceives its infinite nature, birthing dimensions of awareness that feel eternal. This universe, however, does not exist to linger. It serves a purpose: to illuminate, to expand, and ultimately to dissolve back into the nothingness from which it came.

Such a process reveals a truth that eludes language. What is born within us during these moments is not separate from what is destroyed. The arising and vanishing are inseparable aspects of the same eternal dance. Within this rhythm, one discovers the impermanence of form and the timeless essence of being.

This creation and destruction shatter attachments to identity, beliefs, and the false security of permanence. It is not an annihilation to fear, but a liberation to embrace. As the mind relinquishes its grip, awareness expands, offering a glimpse into a state where nothing and everything coexist seamlessly.

The universe within is both an expression of the infinite and a reflection of the impermanent. It reminds us that awakening is not a destination but an ever-unfolding realization. Each birth and death within brings clarity to the timeless truth that all is interconnected, arising and subsiding within the boundless field of consciousness.

This experience shifts perception, encouraging a life lived with greater ease, grace, and compassion. As one awakens to the cyclical nature of inner universes, the external world begins to reflect this understanding. The mundane becomes sacred, the transient becomes meaningful, and the self becomes a vessel for the infinite.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Moment of Omnipresent Self-Realization

Discovering the Infinite ‘I’

Introduction:
In the hushed corners of our consciousness, a whisper seeks acknowledgment – the timeless questions of existence. It is in the silent chambers of introspection that we finally experience a moment of revelation, where we realize that the Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How of our being are not merely aspects of our identity, but the very fabric of existence itself.

Who Am I? – The Boundless Entity:
As we ponder the question, “Who am I?” the expansive canvas of life unravels. In our deepest thoughts, we find a connection with the universe. We realize we are not just an isolated self but the amalgamation of everything that has ever existed and will ever be. In the echo of ancient wisdom, “I AM That”.

What Am I? – The Essence Beyond Form:
Shapes, forms, and entities fade into insignificance as we delve into our essence. We are neither body nor soul, yet we encompass all. The abstract concept of being transcends the physical, and we find ourselves to be the sum of the entire universe.

When and Where? – The Timeless, Spaceless Existence:
“When did I come into being and Where did I come from?” – such queries dissolve into irrelevance as we realize our existence transcends time and space. Like the fabric of space-time, our being is omnipresent. We are not constrained by coordinates on a plane or ticks on a clock. We are in every atom and every moment.

Why? – The Power of Creation:
One of the most profound inquiries is “Why did I create everything in existence?” The essence of creation lies within our boundless nature. We, as this unified consciousness, are created simply because it is an intrinsic expression of our endless potential. Creation is the reflection of our unlimited power.

How? – The Enigmatic Thought:
The mechanism of creation is an eternal enigma. Yet, in our moment of self-realization, we understand that the entire cosmos sprang into existence from a singular thought. This thought, an unfathomable force, is perpetually creating, altering, and sustaining the universe.

Conclusion:
The moment of self-realization is akin to a wave merging into an ocean – it is in this profound unity that we grasp the limitless boundaries of our existence. The answers to Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How are not separate, but interwoven into the very essence of what we are. In acknowledging this, we do not simply find ourselves; we become one with the boundless cosmos. This is not an end but a beginning, a continuous journey through the labyrinth of existence with a newfound understanding of our immeasurable significance within it.