Immanence is presence in the moment. I am immanent now, in the present moment. I am mentally present and connected to my true nature, which allows my authority to flow freely. My true nature is immanent and inherent. It remains within, as my source of creative potential. My immanent nature allows my creative potential to flow.
Imminence is my expectation of the future. I believe that my future is imminent and about to arrive. In a relative, linear, time-space-reality, the future follows the present; which always follows the past. The future is forever imminent. What is imminent is not always expected and what is expected does not always arrive.
What is imminent is whatever I immanently present as my focus in the moment. I always attract the essence of my present focus.
- My immanence allows a true perspective of what is imminent
- My eminence disallows a true perspective of whatever is occurring
Eminence is proud prominence. It is a belief in the superiority of one’s own authority based on outstanding past achievements. It is an intellectual state of mind that is intuitively disconnected from source energy and needs external validation and acknowledgment.
- Eminence is a statement of past events
- Imminence is a statement of future events
- Immanence is an expression of a state of present focus
Without immanence, eminence will appear to be either imminent or distant.
With immanence, I do not give either imminence or eminence another thought.