LOGOS

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G.O.D: acronym: latin/english

Genera/generate

Operatio/manage

Demoli /demolish

Jesus Christ is the Logos made flesh, the living word, the OM or AUM of God. He is the holy one, the son of the ´I AM´, the Brahman (Godhead, YHWH/ "I AM")living God sent for the salvation of the soul, the Atman,of man. The Hindus, inasmuch as their faith moved toward monotheism, attempting to discard the falsehood of polytheism, looked to the LORD GOD, albeit with clouded vision. The Upanishads anticipated Christ, but knew it not. Hinduism came B.C. as did Taoism, and obviously Judaism (which was given the most direct revelation of the LORD GOD and his oracles the prophets). Christ Jesus is the fulfillment of the longings of all these faiths which formed prior to his Advent. Christ Jesus is the Logos, OM or AUM, he is the Tao(the way) to the Living Tai (Supreme, Greatest, and Grand) Ch´i (Spirit, breath, energy)which is YHWH the LORD GOD.
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"Upanishadic literature tended to talk about this unitary or single divinity, power, or principle to the exclusion of all other gods, so that philosophically Indian thought during the Upanishadic period moved towards many of the same conclusions as Parmenides and the Eleatic philosophers did in ancient Greece. This single, unitary divinity had several aspects and names in the Upanishads, two of the most important are Atman, "Universal Spirit," and Brahman. The word "brahman" in Sanskrit originally meant "power" and specifically referred to the power of prayer or sacrifice to bring about material change in the world (hence the word brahmin for priest); so that Brahman seems to refer to the power that brings about and changes the physical universe. In the Upanishads , Brahman is not only the principle and creator of all there is, but is also the sum totality of the universe and its phenomena."

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"Radiant in His light, yet invisible in the secret place of the heart, the Spirit is the supreme abode wherein dwells all that moves and breathes and sees. Know Him as all that it is, and all that is not, the end of love-longing beyond understanding, the highest in all beings. He is self-luminous and more subtle than the smallest; but in Him rests all the worlds and their beings. He is the everlasting Brahman, and He is life and word and mind. He is truth and life immortal. He is the goal to be aimed at: attain that goal, O my son! Take the great bow of the Upanishads and place it in an arrow sharp with devotion. Draw the bow with concentration on Him and hit the centre of the mark, the same everlasting Spirit *(The LORD GOD which is one with his holy spirit which is "the spirit of God). The bow is the sacred OM *(Christ Jesus, the Logos of God) , and the arrow is your own soul."

"Even as an arrow becomes one with his mark, let the watchful soul be one in Him. In Him are woven the sky and the earth and all the regions of the air, and in Him rest the mind and all the powers of life. Know Him as the ONE and leave aside all other words. He is the bridge of immortality. Where all the subtle channels of the body meet, like spokes in the centre of a wheel, there He moves in the heart and transforms His one form unto many. Upon OM *(Christ Jesus, the Logos of God), Atman *(individual soul of man) , your Self, place your meditation. Glory unto you in your far away journey beyond darkness!"

*edit mine (Jeremiah175)

God is the Matrix/Universe
The Logos/Christ is the (source)Code

We are, in a sense, the code base of a programming project(ion) of the Eternal (YHWH), that is, of Almighty God. We are created in the Image (1) of God.

(1) image
c.1225, "artificial representation that looks like a person or thing," from O.Fr. image, earlier imagene (11c.), from L. imaginem (nom. imago) "copy, statue, picture, idea, appearance," from stem of imitari "to copy, imitate" (see imitate). Meaning "reflection in a mirror" is c.1315. The mental sense was in L., and appears in Eng. c.1374. Sense of "public impression" is attested in isolated cases from 1908 but not in common use until its rise in the jargon of advertising and public relations, c.1958. Imagism as the name of a movement in poetry that sought clarity of expression through use of precise visual images, "hard light, clear edges," was coined 1912 by Ezra Pound.

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