The redneck strike again.

[Confused Ape]

Suppose you love your man.
Now i ask you to prove to me that your love for him is real.
Gimmah..... the evidence Ape i ask.
Can you transfer into my consciousness the love that you feel for him?
Can you?

You'd have to take my word that I love my husband but there's one big difference between him and God. I know that my husband exists and so do a lot of other people. There's also official documentation to show he exists as well.

Physical science and intuitional science are two different things.
In between there is a border.
Once you cross that border you can better understand what there is on the other side.
So far physical science still stick to the physical side of the human being so it is quite natural that theories don't get very far.

I found an article about Intuitional Science - is this what you mean?

This experience reflects a certain level of intuition. As one learns to meditate deeply, access to subtler layers of the mind becomes increasingly common. Most of the time we are only aware of the mundane layers of the mind, the layers in which we think and interact with the world. The subtler layers of the mind, however, are associated with universal knowledge.

When flashes of insight from these deeper layers of the mind enter the conscious mind, they often take the form of a thought or image that is indistinguishable from the many random thoughts and images that enter our minds daily. It is often only in retrospect that we realize certain thoughts were actually intuitional insights. Over time one becomes more trusting of this process and relaxes while many problems and aspects of life just seem to take care of themselves.

“Intuition” is a mental process that is not intellectual; it is beyond the intellect, a more subtle form of cognition. One name for yogic meditation is “intuitional science.” The goal of this intuitional science, however, is not access to knowledge of the physical or mental worlds. It is called “intuitional science” because realization of the spiritual goal is not an intellectual process; it is not something you can learn from a book or be taught in the usual sense.

Meditation is intuitional in that it is a psycho-spiritual process in which the totality of one’s psychic identity is associated intuitionally with infinite consciousness.

The bolded bit is very Jungian - the only difference here is that I interpret 'universal knowledge' as being from what Jung called the Collective Unconscious - this is the layer of the mind which is the same in all humans. It's our biological programming for being human which includes instincts shared by other animals.

All very good Ape.
I am not saying that you are wrong.
I am only saying that without practice is all futile.
Now how do you apply Jungian theory by turning theory into practice?

One technique is dream interpretation for dreams which 'feel' important. When Apollo turned up in one of my dreams he had an awesome presence and I knew in the dream that he was a god. I treated Apollo as a symbol of something which my unconscious was trying to tell me and figured it out after a lot of work. Another technique is 'active imagination' which is a way of going within.

People say Him even if God does not have sex.
You are correct in pointing out that but again it is a way to express an idea.

That's fine. You're just saying Him because it's conventional to do so and yoga doesn't teach that God is male.