Day -2 Creation is the Subtle and Playful Expression of God’s Omnipresence

Introduction to THE ROUNDS OF THE SOUL IN THE DIVINE WILL by Rev. Joseph Leo Iannuzzi, STD, Ph.D.  Continues ......

                      
https://www.door.church/bullseye/2020/3/28/creation-gods-first-miracle


Let us recall that creation is the subtle and playful expression of God’s omnipresence; it offers man a concrete immersion in the God he cannot see, and it is the pathway to God through the body and its senses,where the finite absorbs the reflections of the infinite. 
Here the soul is introduced to a new vision of God. It sees God’s image in the earth, in the skies, in the seas, in the meadows, in the plains, in the valley; in all things it beholds the mark of its creator and a sacred extension of his divine being. 
In creation’s unceasing motion the soul perceives the eternal motion of its Creator. 
Once the soul has arrived at this vision it, in turn, thanks, glorifies and praises God in every created being, rational and irrational. Here the soul perceives itself in God and with God it co-creates, co-redeems and co-sanctifies. 
By this means, the soul aids in disposing other souls and all creation for the reign of God’s Will on earth. 
In the soul that does its rounds in creation and in whom God has centered creation itself, God’s Divine Will continuously engenders spiritual suns, stars and seas that are symbolized by the elements themselves. 
Pivotal to Luisa’s writings is the manner in which the soul, by making its rounds, influences all creation. This influence occurs by God bilocating his “Divine Being”  in the soul who, engaging its intellect and will, intends and desires to impact all creation. 

 Foot Notes : 'Book of Heaven' , volume 27, November 26, 1929: “We bilocate Our Divine Being and We enclose it in the step, act and little love of the soul to have the greatest joy of receiving, through this soul [the requital of] Our life, Our glory and all of Our blessings”. Cf. Ibid., 33, November 17, 1935; Ibid., vol. 3, May 21, 1900; Ibid., vol. 11, May 9, 1913

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