Know Your Inunituallity in God

In this world of form, duality, and multiplicity, we use names and nomenclature to make sense of our reality. We call the colorful insect with large wings a butterfly to distinguish it from the tiny flying animal with rapidly beating wings that drinks the same nectar from the same morning glory, which we call by a specific name to distinguish it from another flower. And we use characteristics such as color to further differentiate.

As part of our individuality, we are given first and middle names when we are born to add to our family name, the origin of which is lost in genealogy and history. Some people identify with their family name, especially if they have a famous ancestor. Some people dislike their first name and go by a middle name or just initials. Some people adopt an entirely different name to create an identity they feel comfortable with, one that is not linked to any past family or in-divi-dual, but truly represents their being and identity in God, what I call their in-unit-u-all-ity.

Thus, I have used the name, Eli, as the author of these flows, for that is the name that was given to this soul. It means “The Highest,” the Godhead, who I Am in essence. My soul is one with God, the Most High even while existing in the vale of tears, "the valley of the shadow of death," and I do not fear, for, as David said, “Thou art with me.” My body may have a name and number associated with it for census and income tax purposes, but that is not my true ID or identity. It’s just one form of identification with the not self (see Unravel Your Nots and What Is Your God-Given Name?).

As we go through life and encounter people and objects with various names, appreciate their uniqueness and differences, but never forget that the nameless ONE is the ultimate reality behind all form. That same I AM THAT I AM is the nameless essence within a butterfly, a hummingbird, a morning glory, and you. It is the nectar that flows through all in their inunituallity.