Declaration of Understanding and Intent

1. There is an original, single source of all creation.
2. All in creation exists as an extension of this source.
3. As extensions, we seek to expand our inherently limited understanding of the true nature of God, the alpha and the omega, to honor it.
4. The best way for us to understand the true nature of God is through our experience as individuated expressions.
5. In taking all of creation as sacred and divine, we may further know God, the nature of creation, and therefore ourselves through the experience of others.
6. We honor each individual's unique experience by supporting their personal journey from one of belief to one of knowing and understanding their existence as a divine, individuated expression of God.
7. The Will of The Divine is that the experience shared by all within its creation is that which results in the maximum benefit for all.
8. To be aligned with The Will of The Divine is to have our individual, free will aligned with this desire for the maximum benefit of all.
9. It is our collective desire to live with our wills in alignment with The Will of The Divine, and to live for the maximum benefit of all beings.

About Our Declaration

The Declaration of Understanding and Intent serves the purpose of outlining the guiding principles that members of The Unity of Divine Creation Ministry believe. These guiding principles are purposely not elucidated because as stated therein, the nuance to understanding God and its Creation lie in the experience of each of us as individuated expressions of God.

While we recognize that this declaration is temporal, a best effort was made to write it in ways so as not to be defined by our current society or culture. It is our intention that they stand well beyond our current civilization into future ones.

The principles therein are numbered and written without detail so that members of our Ministry may expound on them according to their own experience and understanding. Member commentaries may be even more temporal and allow for more nuance. There are no rules when it comes to individual interpretation. We cherish them as they paint the kaleidoscope of our reality.

As civilization shifts, we may find these principles stay true but with new ways of being expressed. If that proves to be the case, many volumes may be written as commentary on this Declaration, and we may come to know God greater as this occurs.

If, as civilization shifts, we realize that some of the principles turn out not to be alignment with the truth of the times, our advanced relationships with God will provide the foundation upon which to garner new understandings and make new declarations.