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like Jesus were born blessed, regardless of race, sexual orientation or anything you can possibly think of. Each of us is born blessed equality, human rights, dignity and the principle of never ending growth towards the fulfillment of Love's perfect idea are firmly fixed in all creation, and it is safe to stand with this truth. It is safe to bring it into our world in unapologetic ways. From the beginning, humanity has been searching for enlightenment, for spiritual perfection, for understanding of its relationship to the divine. Many cultures and religions have traditions that described this relationship in terms of divine presence or a spark of the divine within humanity. The essence of the Christmas narrative is incarnation, the very idea that God has come into the world in the form of a human being known to the world as Jesus Christ. This divine incarnation reminds us that ultimately our human nature is inherently divine. It reminds us that each of us has the potential of experiencing the mystery, the wonder and the love of God. By turning within with this, knowing the quest to experience the divine becomes a quest of turning to the voice of truth. Always living, moving, having its very being in through and as us take to deeper, like Jesus were born blessed regardless of race, sexual orientation, economic status or anything you can possibly think of. Each of us is born blessed equality, human rights, dignity and the principle of never ending growth towards the fulfillment of Love's perfect idea are firmly fixed in all creation, and it is safe to stand in this truth. It is safe to bring it to our world in unapologetic ways. From the beginning, humanity has searched for enlightenment, for spiritually perfection, for understanding of its relationship to the divine. Many cultures and religions have traditions that described this relationship in terms of divine presence or a spark of the divine within humanity. The essence of the Christmas narrative is incarnation, the very idea that God has come into the world in the form of a human being known to the world as Jesus Christ. This divine incarnation reminds us that ultimately our human nature is inherently divine. It reminds us that each of us has the potential of experiencing the mystery, the wonder and the love of God. By turning within with this knowledge of the quest to experience the divine becomes a quest of turning to the voice of truth, always living, moving, having its very own being in through and as US.