Journeying within transcendence - from water to wine

Description:

This is the stage of transformative change. What changes are occurring in one's life and how does one respond to them ? There may be signs, but while signs reveal God's glory to the believer they hide it from those who do not believe. So do these changes simply touch the surface, or do they indicate a process of individuation, a purposive passage of time where there is conscious coming to knowledge and possession of the deepest self ? There is attraction in the power of change which one wants for one's self, the black magician in the psyche battling for control and entrapping love. The miracle of change is the transforming of power into love.

Context:

The third section of St John's Gospel, Chapter II 1-12, is related to a stage in the spiritual journey of the individual.<

Broader:

Journeying within transcendence

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Journeying within transcendence - from water to wine

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