Entry 558 - Entry 579
Topics: Conspiracy Theories / Validating Unverified Biblical Claims / Religions Utilize Separation
Entry 558 - 6/2/21
Each person is like a universe within a bigger universe, within a bigger universe. The cells in your body, working in harmony, have a "universe" they explore beyond what the cells in a piece of dirt may know. Your body has a universe beyond the cells in your body that your cells may not be aware of. Yourself as consciousness has an expanded universe beyond the limits of the body that your body may not know of.
These words could mean nothing to you unless you experience them by embodying the essence of what they try to convey. Silent breathwork will definitely help. Try to focus on the present moment by maybe focusing on your breath and then consider what this means to you: You are "being" (expansion) embodied in illusive limits. "I Am" or "Being" never stops existing. It either always was or never truly was, to begin with. You are either energy, or you are a temporary illusive form that doesn't truly exist in terms of eternity.
Within the limits of time and space, illusion is temporary and therefore does not truly exist in terms of eternity. In the context of eternity, energy always is and therefore never stopped existing. If one understands this, one will realize that anything attempting to limit one to any illusive boundary is confused about who they truly are and is perpetuating a belief in themselves as temporary and, therefore, not real.
Entry 559
I feel like our meaning of humility has changed over the years regarding what it truly means to have humility. Considering humility outside the scope of free will, many Christians will say that any good deed they did was all God and not them in order "to give God all the glory." But deep down, there is a hope of being seen as humble by God and/or by others.
They say they had nothing to do with the good in their lives, which plays into the mentality that they are not responsible for their own achievements, but rather God, sitting on a throne outside of them, achieved it for them or gave them the power to do so that they didn’t have. It's not bad to believe power comes from an eternal Source that some label as "God" or "the Creator."
However, trying to look good by denying one's own actions is potentially a way for some to "seem" humble to impress God and/or people. It doesn't mean you're actually embodying humility. I feel like true humility is recognizing that anyone can achieve what you have achieved.
To me, true humility is recognizing that every soul on Earth has the potential to accomplish whatever they want. No one is incapable of achieving anything because they are one with everything. They are just as limitless as we are.
They are just as multidimensional as we are. On top of that, this humility doesn’t cancel out your work toward your achievements or diminish yourself. It simply recognizes that everyone is capable and can accomplish anything they want. To me, that’s true humility.
There’s nothing wrong with being grateful and recognizing your achievements that you worked hard for, but if you want to give someone else or God credit for your work, by all means, go ahead. If you want to emphasize partial free will over complete free will, go ahead.
If you want to assume you don’t really have the power and all power is in some Sky Daddy's hands—that He gives to some people and not to others because He picks favorites—then go ahead. However, if that type of humility makes you feel better about yourself while simultaneously putting others down below yourself, is that humility anymore? Or is it just a way to feel better about oneself in relation to other people?
Entry 560 - May 5th
Sexual energy is extremely powerful and my main source of energy to stay strong right now.
Entry 561
We live in an age where you don’t need money to wield power over the world. All you need is a smartphone, and through it, you acquire followers who collectively can share your visions for the world. It’s never been about money giving power to you, because the only power it has is the power you give it. It’s about the collective ability to wield power together, which furthers change throughout the universe.
Entry 562
It comes to my attention that the blood contract Abraham enacted with the deity called "Yahweh" gave this entity power to enforce the rules of the contract if not obeyed. This deity was said to be the "only true God," but how do we know? We weren't there. How did Abraham know for sure it was the Creator?
Does the Creator need a blood contract/covenant to ensure obedience? Does the Creator need a blood contract to make a deal with people? How many deals did the Creator do with people all over the Earth? Were people considered "not the Creator's favorite" if they refused to murder animals for Him? Does the Creator really have favorites and love some while hating others?
If He’s the Creator of the universe, couldn't He have decided on a less harmful way to create a contract? How do we know that this entity wasn't lying and isn’t actually some alien conglomeration from a faraway galaxy that made this deal to acquire whatever they had in mind by using the Jews as pawns for their plan? If this is possible, how many nations were also used by entities to get what they wanted? How many animals and people did they murder to acquire land, women, and money?
Is that really something the Creator would be so invested in? Isn't it a fact that most of the Old Testament is about war, acquiring land, blood sacrifices, and murder? Or maybe the Creator desires each person to wake up to their truth in relation to God and everyone else, for worldwide peace, love, freedom, and equality. These are genuine questions I have.
Entry 563
I think some people find solace in the idea that we potentially don’t have free will because then, they can blame something outside of themselves. According to this belief, they are technically not in control. It’s interesting because these people appreciate this idea, probably because it would be easier to be a robot, not in control, rather than take full responsibility for one’s own life.
Entry 564
A lot of Christian churches, especially evangelical and Pentecostal hellfire churches, cause people to dissociate to be part of their community, which is extremely harmful. The ones that say any sexuality besides heterosexuality or any gender identity besides the one assigned at birth is a sin cause people to dissociate to fit in with the community, making them lose precious parts of who they are to avoid being persecuted or judged for something they cannot help but be in this lifetime.
Entry 565
What many Christian denominations say: God and Satan create and miscreate your reality, and you just live in it.
What finding your power makes you realize: You create and miscreate your own reality, and therefore you are 100% responsible.
Entry 566
The first problem with mainstream Christianity is that much of it confines God to labels and limits by using definitions and ideas to encapsulate God, thereby limiting God. But God cannot be limited, since God is in everything and everything is in God.
The creed of many Christians is an attempt to describe, define, and label God, and if you do or do not believe as such, then you are labeled as a heretic. So let me get this straight... If you DO NOT limit God by concepts, labels, and definitions, you are a heretic. Do you see the irony?
Entry 567
"Conspiracy theories" is just a hot-button term for hostility toward something. For example, whenever you hear a conspiracy theory, it’s usually something bad about something. It takes an object, idea, person, political organization, or government and demonizes their actions to prove that something bad is happening. The reality is, anything can become hostile to you.
Anything can become demonized, giving you a negative outlook on that situation or idea. However, perceiving things that way will not help you become free from fear; it will only entrap you further. You can use your time and energy much better and more wisely by focusing on solving genuine issues while remaining optimistic about the outcome.
The thing about a conspiracy theory is that it cannot be proven, which is different from actual known problems that can be proven. If it is an actual known problem, then you can use your time and energy to find ways to fix it. But with conspiracy theories, people spend hours trying to prove how bad something is without talking about how to solve it, because all their time is spent trying to prove its existence.
If we don’t know for sure something is bad and we’re spending all our time and energy trying to prove baseless assumptions, don’t be shocked when that thing seems bad to you, but others don't agree with your assumptions. Quantum physics says that the observer and the observed are the same. You quite literally manifest that which you put your time and energy into, and you see what you want to see.
Also, you don’t see what you don’t want to see. That’s why it’s easy for people to be convinced of one thing over another with only assumptions and error-prone "evidence," because they’re putting all their energy into one view, polarizing their focus and therefore their perception.
Entry 568
What if religion is actually the "devil" in disguise (the adversary to us expressing our truest selves) because it forces us to fit a mold that not everyone can fit and condemns us if we don’t?
What if Jesus didn’t fight for religion but for freedom from its limits? What if his message wasn’t exclusion but massive inclusion? What if Christianity has it reversed because that’s the only way it can survive—with limits and boundaries promising its existence as long as no one tears those limits down?
Entry 569
If the true God is one of duality (this is right, that’s wrong) and Lucifer represents freedom from temporary rules and duality (freedom aligns with oneness), I guess those who are for oneness are Luciferians, which is ironic to say the least.
Entry 570
Let's say that certain beliefs within Christianity can now be easily disproved by quantum physics. How did we fall victim to these irrational beliefs in the first place?
Perhaps religion leverages our fear of death and the unknown to incline us toward trusting a church’s particular irrational beliefs, without proof, over trusting ourselves.
Perhaps, deep down, we’d rather be "wrong" about the deepest questions of life together with others than "wrong" alone. We may have convinced ourselves it’s safer to believe in irrational beliefs together rather than to question them, recognize them, and refuse to identify with them.
One way religion utilizes conditional groupthink is by creating a community around a belief system. You either believe it, or you feel left out for not conforming. In contrast, some communities don't base participation on conforming to a belief system, and instead, encourage critical thinking, individuality, and freedom.
In summary, one is sourced in a community where you must conform to the belief patterns or feel left out. The other allows you to find a community that does not expect you to submit to irrational beliefs to be a valid, strong member.
Entry 571 - May 12th
People use the Bible to validate the Bible’s claims. Do you see the irony?
That’s like going to court, standing as a witness against a crime, and using yourself as a witness against your own crime. Sure, I could do that, but it would be more believable if there were other witnesses. However, if I am the one who committed the crime, it doesn’t matter how many witnesses I have—I am still guilty.
Similarly, the Bible could have many "witnesses," but it doesn’t matter how many there are. There are still crimes committed, and someone is guilty for them. Whether that’s God or man, one must decide, and that decision determines how much one deifies religion and religious texts. If the crimes in the Bible are from man, it shows the Bible is from man, not God. Otherwise, God would be responsible for those crimes, and that would make Him a God to be feared.
The "crimes" include genocide, sacrifice, wars, plagiarizing verses from other religions, scribal additions, scribal revisions, scribal removals, inaccurate information, contradictions, irrational verses, unequal treatment of men and women, women being treated as property, and the buying and selling of slaves.
Historically, we can affirm certain things in the Bible happened, but there’s much that cannot be validated and is just false. If it actually came from God and was inerrant, how could God have gotten these things so wrong?
If the Bible was truly written by the Spirit of God and not by men, then God would be fallible and prone to error. In that case, I don’t know what God you’re worshipping, but that doesn’t sound like the Creator to me!
Entry 572
If something isn’t rational in its depth, it won’t be rational on the surface.
How are you going to give something if you don’t even know what it is?
Entry 573
Each religion has people who will fight to keep their religion as "distinct" and "superior" by denying connections to others. If they admitted those connections, they’d be admitting that all religions inherit from one another.
If all religions inherit from each other, it would be absurd to think one religion is right over another. People with a superiority complex about their religion fail to understand that religion has evolved differently in each culture, just like animals evolve over time.
The reality is that God has always been a reflection of people's states of consciousness. You see what you see in God because you see it in yourself. You notice things in God that you notice in yourself. If you could view God outside of your own understanding, it wouldn’t be your God.
But people don’t want a God they can’t comprehend, so they label God, limit God to a box, and say their view is correct. They condemn others to hell for not seeing God the same way. These labels and limitations give them a sense of superiority, keeping religion distinct and powerful. But the limits they miscreate are their own prisons.
Entry 574
I’m not here to save you; I’m here to show you how to save yourself. I’m not here to be your leader; I’m here to show you that you are the leader of yourself. I’m not here to convince you to believe one thing over another; I’m here to show you that you are beyond belief systems. I’m here to help you remember that which you’ve always been: A limitless, infinite, and powerful multidimensional entity.
Entry 575
Jesus did not come to make you codependent on him. He came to show the oneness we all share from within.
He did not come to convince you to worship him but to show you the meaning behind worship.
He did not come to separate himself from you but prayed that we would all see we are one.
Jesus’ message wasn’t based on separation; it was always sourced in oneness, beyond our brain's contemplation.
Entry 576
Living your truest and most authentic self in a society that wants you to conform is one of the strongest and most beneficial things you can do for yourself.
Entry 577
Mainstream Christianity teaches codependency. It does not teach you how to tap into your power. Esoteric and mystical branches of Christianity can teach you that, but mainstream Christianity does not.
Entry 578
If you are one with God and you don’t truly exist, then God doesn’t truly exist, and everything is an illusion. But if you are one with God and you do exist, then God exists, and you both are part of the same one reality. Though there are no parts bent on eternal separation, you are truly one with Source.
If you are truly one with God, you are the same as God. If you are the same as God, then you are in, with, and of God. To create any sort of differentiation or separation is to imply that illusion is part of reality. That would mean duality is in eternal reality, and illusions are just as real as reality. This would mean our universe is chaotic, and we’re all doomed.
Entry 579
I have become a menace to mainstream Christianity. I go where they’re afraid to go. I see things they are afraid to see. I experience what they fear to experience. I embody individuality while embracing oneness and eternal reality. I tear down the chaotic boundaries of duality to show the unique oneness we all share. The essence is the same; the expression is uniquely beautiful. The awareness is always there, even when illusions make things seem unclear. I represent what people need until they’re ready to see something different. Then, I present it to them.
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