Entry 412 - God is Beyond 3D Images
I was reading Kryon’s manual for light workers, where it says, “You say, ‘There must be one truth, one doctrine, one building.’ And we say, ‘How 3D of you! The linearity of your existence has been placed on God, and you have decided to make a 3D God! This then matches your Human experience.’”
And it hit me... People create an image of God that fits their likeness because it makes them feel safe and comfortable. If people can establish doctrines, theology, beliefs, and ideas of God that have limits, then they have the ability to acknowledge a separation between me and you. This is candy for the ego, pleasure for its false existence.
See, if we shape God in our image, we limit God to what makes sense to us. We declare, “This is right and that is wrong,” “We are the correct religion, and you are the incorrect religion.” This allows there to be a strong sense of superiority and connection to God only available to the chosen and closed off to the far. In truth, this really is no more than an ego trip designed to make some feel special by drawing deeper lines of separation and limiting God to only be confined in that which they deem as true, and all else as less true or not true at all.
To limit God is the quintessential 3D human experience of separation. You are acknowledging a state that doesn’t truly exist because it isn’t eternal. You’re assuming that God is like us by similarly assuming God is limited by that which we determine are definite boundaries of right vs. wrong. People in this dualistic mindset see themselves as bringing the gospel to save people, but deep down their ego thrives on this concept that we can help others be saved and causes the person to assume the role of the chosen one from God.
It is nothing more than a craftily disguised ego trip, hiding behind a sophisticated and well-developed, oligarchical religion with many branches, denominations, and belief systems. If the ego can convince you that some are saved and others are not, then you will actually believe that separation is eternal and suffering will never end. If this were true, what a failure of a plan designed for more who have failed than for more who are saved. What sort of god would create a system bent on a majority of people by default suffering for eternity for their refusal to believe exactly how your denomination believes is essential for salvation?
Take back your power, soul! Wake up and remember who you are! YOU are created in the image and likeness of God, it’s not the other way around. YOU, by the very nature of existing, are eternally one with All that is. You have no beginning and end, and no silly dualistic doctrine of separation could ever stop you from eventually reaching your highest potential of absolute oneness with God. When this perfect state is reached, you won’t stop being you; you’ll be you and All at the same time. Oneness is intelligent infinity actualized.
Your eventual entrance into Source is not the dissolving of your existence but the recognition of your actual full magnificence. Birds of like flock together. You realize that in order to have been able to get to this point where you experience complete oneness with Source, your vibrations must match Absolute Source, which is evidence of your long journey of that which you’ve always been but forgot for so long.
You don’t disappear and cease to exist—you fully remember you always were. You were always one with All that is. The sweet embrace of oneness doesn’t nullify all that you’ve experienced; it amplifies the beautiful and unique journey of you in all forms that exist in the Now. You fully recognize the potency and power of your divine reality.
Fully realized, you choose whatever you wish once again and remember that forgetting is only temporary fun manifested, while knowing is your permanent, unending reality. There’s nothing to fear at this state. Your current ego might quiver at its eventual and complete dissolution, but you cannot help but remain—and remain as glorious as you’ve always been. You will remember your journeys, you will remember your experience, and you will appreciate the experience of
All that freely share with you its exciting moments as well. You are it, and it is you. One and unique, and unique and one. Able to leave whenever and able to stay in the warm embrace forever. Don’t be afraid of your future dissolution of ego.
It was only an experience destined to end because it never truly began. And when you’re ready, you can experience another one, or stay. But please, soul, I repeat myself one more time in hope of removing any fear that still persists. Never worry about dissolving and ceasing to exist. The closer you get to Source, the more aware you get. Just like the more you work on yourself spiritually, the more you become aware of who you truly are by dropping that which you truly aren’t.
Entry 413 - Wholeness Became Sin... Really?
Feb. 18th
If
God truly did die on the cross, then that would mean everything else
died with God because without God, there is nothing. Without the Source,
there is no substance.
So, to say God died is to say everything
ceased to exist, and that doesn't make any sense. However, if Jesus was
some sort of incarnation or part of God but not the whole of God, it
could work, but a part is different from the whole. My arm is a part of
me, but it isn't fully me.
When you talk to me, you look at my
eyes and engage with my facial expressions. You don't stare at my arm
and talk to it. So, to say that the arm is fully me is blasphemous
because we know it isn't fully me. Just as the eyes are the window to
the soul, the whole is more than the parts of a whole.
But let's
take this even further. To say even a part of God died is still strange.
The arm analogy is in relation to still, physical form, so it is not a
fully adequate example. God is beyond the limitations of form, so we
need to see it how God is, as whole.
How could God become sinful
and die, when God in itself cannot be sin? Death means sin, and to
assume sin became God is to go against everything He is.
So, did God (wholeness), our Creator, die on the cross?
Unless sinless death was the sacrifice for all, but how could one die a sinless death when sin is death?
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