Thought Dump Part 34
November 1st
Personally I think it’s harder to see all in all as
God than to have a limited vision, limited idea, limited concept,
limited image of who God is.
For me, it was easier to project all
the good of Christianity onto an image of God that looked like me and
to see everything else as not God. The repercussions of that viewpoint
is then, everything else is seen as separate from God. Less than God…
Inferior to God…
One starts to view God as monarchical;
hierarchical in relation to everything else (even though if God is truly
limitless, then there is truly no limit to what God is.) That limited
viewpoint sees God as the king that must be obeyed irregardless of what
you want to do. Oneness somehow mutates into separation.
If someone asks you to
remove all ideas, concepts, beliefs, images of God and to not interpret
and limit All That Is as a Monarch waiting to punish or reward you, perhaps many
wouldn’t be able to grasp that openness… Because something that pervades
all concepts, beliefs, images, ideas cannot be grasped by a mind that
operates through concepts, beliefs, images, ideas. So the idea and image
of God as a Monarch on a throne is something that satisfies our limited
minds. Our minds say, "Oh I like that image because I can create and see that
image."
However, if one steps beyond the mind, one finds an open
space uncharted by the limitations of our humanness encapsulated in
form. One finds ‘Being’ in its most natural reality. One finds the
oneness that all the enlightened masters have talked about throughout
the centuries. At first, it seems too easy to understand, but actually
it is the most profound reality we can unfold into. With many religions
and spiritual circles, it oftentimes gets thrown around like it’s just
another word, but the reality of it pervades all experience.
The
truth is, if you have explored beyond the mind of concepts, ideas,
beliefs, and images of God, then oneness no longer becomes a word with a
definition… It becomes your living reality. You as oneness live through
every moment with oneness. Separation is as simulated as the video game
some dude played a week ago. How does one get to that point of
realization? The truth is you have always been oneness, it’s just a
matter of remembering what you've always been.
That is where the play comes
in. Play with the idea until it is no longer an idea to you. When you
realize oneness has become more to you than an idea, a belief, a
concept, an image, then you are remembering deep down, what you’ve
always been. Then you are remembering the ground of all Being. Then, you
remember, you simply are.
--
Mainstream Christianity might argue:
God
is perfect and everything else is horribly wretched and evil and
destined for hell. God is perfect, yet God still failed to create
perfection. That to me, sounds like a strange, failed fable that
unfortunately doesn’t make sense. That's also why I think there is more to
the story than what these big tax-free
conglomerates called "churches" are saying.
With no ears themselves, they say listen. With bent wisdom, they command you to follow. With faulty and dogmatic principles, they teach you to trust them more than yourself and if you don't, they try to make you a mockery within their group until you either submit or move on.
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Nov 12th 2021
I
was watching this video from Adyashanti’s retreat where a caller called
in and pretty much was praising him as if he was a god and she wast
less and I was reminded that people who are still in a point of their
life where they project their own divinity onto someone or something
outside of themselves will do that over and over again without avail.
Whether
that be Buddha, Krishna, or celebrities, people will constantly find
reasons, beliefs, ideas as to why to project it on them rather than
finding it within themselves… Rather than finding the oneness of our
divine nature that we all are a part of…
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Nov 13th
When
I was in a bed in Berlin, a memory came into my head of something that I
realized was extremely pivotal in coming to terms with being trans.
It
was when my friend invited me to my buddy's celebrating his 1 year
trans birthday. I remember going and not being able to formulate how I
felt exactly, but definitely feeling a connection between me and his
experience. I remember thinking how cool and awesome it was to have so
many family members that loved and supported his transition. The support
made me very happy and also made me think a lot... I remember moving
around the house thinking to myself, “Could I possibly transition?” “I
would probably have to be a little taller.” “What would it be like to
have a male body that was in alignment with my brain?” “Would my parents
kick me out of the house?” “Would my close family desert me?” “Will
people think I’m immoral?”
I had so many questions flood in my
mind that were challenging my every thought… Then I remember having a
little beer and I got scared because I didn’t want to honestly say what
was on my heart… That I’ve always felt like a man even thought I was
assigned female at birth. I was scared to have them know, even though
those were the most supportive people I probably would ever know. Why
was I so scared? What was I afraid of? Them accepting me? Them
supporting me? Them helping me get the courage to live my truth? How did
my fear of being out as trans become so deep that I was afraid of those
who were the most capable of loving and accepting me as another trans
man?
That one year trans celebration did give me more hope than I
could ever imagine, but it took me some time to realize how much hope
it gave me until months later when I started my own transition. I
realized people like that who were at the celebration, who love like
that, will always be found. Family is more than just who is related to
you by blood and it is more about who loves you and accepts you as you are
in all that you are.
--
Nov 16th
I
was thinking to myself, maybe religion isn’t all that bad but actually
pretty helpful for a lot of people. Maybe some people need a reason to
be good, whether that’s with the promise of a reward or just heaven
itself, they need that extra push to be a moral person. Maybe they need
something outside of themselves to hope into because they are not yet
able to fully hope in themselves, but at least it’s a stepping stone in
the right direction. Maybe the law that many religions establish are
good because they give people who wouldn’t know how to conduct
themselves a way to follow and conduct themselves.
This reminds
me of Paul when he was talking about the goodness of the law in Romans
and how it does serve a good purpose for many, but it was only intended
as a teacher for a child until the child grew up and could follow the
Spirit of the Law which is within. Some people still need to be treated
as a child. “Don’t steal or else you will go to jail.” “Don’t murder
anyone or else you will go to jail for probably your whole life.”
We see
it all the time. Some kid thinks he can get away with murdering someone
he hates and now he is in prison for life. Or “Don’t say hateful things
to others because you hurt them. Work on your own pain and then go out
with humility to your friend to resolve the issue.” People need laws in
order to guarantee that those who still have the mindset that they would
'benefit" from hurting others might be kept in check. And for others,
it’s a way to feel good about following oftentimes a strict morality to a
more lax morality.
But deep down people might never admit to
that because they mainly believe their religion is the right way or the
high way. They are already a member of the community to the point where
they cannot separate beliefs from reality, and so this will do until
then. The religion itself acts like a wider child conductor then the law
which asks its followers to follow. And in return, the person wakes up
every morning with feeling their religion will grant them the deepest
desires of their heart: To be one or with God, to have wonderful
treasures in heaven, to get the virgins they’ve always dreamed of and so
forth.
--
Nov 19th
I just had something come to my mind!
The observer and the observed are the same within Quantum Physics.
The duality is truly unity when one considers the deeper essence of what it is.
Similar the Creator and the created are the same! There is no other way!
The
awareness of both "duals" is the transcendence of the idea of both
duality and unity to the ground of being, to the foundation of All.
--
Nov 20th
I think a lot about two things Seth says in his books by Jane Roberts:
One,
when people all think they are channeling Jesus, or other high
celebrity figures who are known by many, most if not all times, they
aren’t truly channeling the people they think they are. It’s most likely
their higher self or maybe those they made contracts before to help
them on their journey. Seth touched on how these well known entities
probably came through to loved ones they already knew, but it wasn’t
necessary for them to come through to everyone.
I think the
reason why so many people claim to channel Jesus and so forth is for
multiple reasons. First, the authority of the message becomes instantly
more in their eyes and the eyes of their peers if they are channeling
from a source they both trust and the world is already familiar with
that person's story. Two, people tend to project these saving qualities
on these well known figures rather than find that these figures aren’t
necessary for one’s upgrades or activations. Your own self is adequate
and efficient enough for the work.
You truly don’t even need
your guides on the other side if deep down you've found your connection
that goes beyond the confusion. However, they definitely do help. You don't need friends but friends on both sides definitely spice up life. The
point I’m making is that you and your connection to God/Source is enough to do it all and you also don't need
to do it all alone. Some days you may choose solitude progression and
other days you may choose a company of people to progress with.
Regardless, there is no right or wrong way to progress. Some do so
within religions, others within groups of specialized professions such
as physics, and others in a cave with a few other hermits.
The
second thing I think about is in relation to the first one mentioned
above. Seth mentioned in his books how oftentimes, people have to be
given the dramas of their heart to be played out, the beliefs systems so
deeply embedded into their incarnation’s "mindstuff", before being able
to transcend that limited belief system. Similar to how one has to
allow oneself to feel the emotions from a traumatic memory before that
memory no longer becomes traumatic, that applies to all belief systems
of varying nature; and since all belief systems are limited in some way
by their nature, it can and eventually will be transcended based on the
entity.
One just doesn’t simply forget about the trauma and then
move on. They will continue to be triggered by any word, object,
similar person connected to that trauma until they deal with it or
forget about it completely. So similarly, one must to move through that
belief system of trauma whether during this life or after it, or else
confusion will set in. One has to move through with all it’s emotions,
trauma, etc before realizing their limitedness and infinitness. Until
then, it’s just there waiting to be recognized.
So say for
example someone absolutely believes with all their heart that there is
only a heaven and hell and they are going to hell (Let's say their a
Christian which makes it even more ironic, but is a common fear
oftentimes used by the leaders in mainstream Christianity.)
Unfortunately, their guides will most likely have to play that belief
system out so that they can move through it and beyond it. They might to
see the limits it has before waking up to their limitedness and
realizing they don’t need to suffer an unnecessary drama unless they
really want to, and they no longer want to so it will stop.
Or
if they don’t get to that place in a timely manner, then the guides who
are playing the drama will have to show the limitedness of that drama
through the best of their ability. So I think as above, so below applies
as well. If people only believe they can get knowledgeable, reliable
information from an entity that is known supposedly by many, than they
will believe that entity is the famous entity that they revere.
--
Nov 21st
Isn’t
it ironic how we get mad at the universe when we think it doesn’t move
in a way that we want it to move for us, yet it moves in the way that is
best for us, whether we are aware of it or not?
How many times
have you had bad experiences that led you to a golden one? Maybe you
were sitting in a seat on a train and then someone says that is their
seat, so you have to move back to a new open seat that doesn’t have a
reservation. Then it happens three or four more times and you get fed
up. You wanted to sit in the first seat because there was a pretty lady
you were vibing with, but now you’re sitting by some smelly dude who is
dropping his corn flakes into your lap. You get frustrated because you
think it isn’t in your best interest to be around this dude when in
actuality, it is.
This golden opportunity could be for
exponential growth in a given situation. Maybe all your years you
handled a particular situation in a negative way, but then finally you
catch on to it’s repetitive entrance into your life desiring to be
overcome with your love and so you change the way you deal with it. Now
you enter the situation with love and compassion and you can can sense
the state of your consciousness evolving towards a higher way of being.
Maybe
the golden opportunity is more form based and relative to your
form-based wants like true love, having kids, meeting someone who can
advance your career exponentially. These golden opportunities aren’t
just sitting in a perfect line of predictability with everything good
happening before and after. Though that most definitely can happen, it
is much more realistic to say that in our human experience, golden
opportunities are riddled with muddy opportunities of unpredictability.
Sometimes there is a little mud, sometimes there is a lot, but the
byproduct of living in a world that expresses duality as it’s default
reality, golden and muddy opportunities are both part of our experience
and are vital for manifesting what we came here to experience.
--
After
suffocating from some of the worst doctrines known to any religion on
this planet and then coming out of Christianity, I went through a phase
where I hated Christianity.
I hated Christianity for the
unnecessary pain and suffering it caused me.
I hated that it was
unapologetic for it’s demises and unforgiving of the trauma it loaded
onto me ever since I was a kid.
I hated that it escaped
accountability and rather took every chance to blame it's followers for
their own fear and trauma rather than to own up to the fear and
suffering they caused.
I hated that it used the Bible to enslave people with their commandments.
I
hated that it used the Bible as a weapon to steal foreigner’s land, to
kill foreigners in their land, and to destroy them through massive
genocide in the name of God.
I hated that they killed people who
would not submit and believe how they wanted them to believe. I hated
that they killed people within the church who tested the boundaries and
fear based doctrines used for controlling the masses.
I hated
how Christianity killed people who were trying to scientifically advance
the world, simply because it tested the very authority of the Bible and
of those in power. If the priest was teaching that the world was flat
and he was “getting this information from the Bible, which was inspired
by the Holy Spirit”, and then some scientists comes along and proves
that to be wrong, then they would rather kill him than to evolve their
mindset. Or when they tried to kill the scientist who challenged the
church’s position that the sun revolves around the earth.
I hated
how Christianity killed women in power, such as Joan of Arc, because
she did not submit how the church leaders wanted her to submit.
I
hated how Christianity teaches people that they come in this world as
sinners, wretched, evil, wicked and if they don’t do exactly as the
church says based off of their interpretation of the Bible, they will
leave this world as sinners, wretched, evil, wicked and damned for
eternity.
I hated how Christianity paints God as the most
merciful in the universe and then in the same breath proclaim how a
majority will burn in hell and are nonredeemable by God.
I hated
how they condemned and judged wicked people but in their own churches,
they scarred innocent children by grooming, sexually assaulting, and
raping them in secret. I hated how Christianity took Jesus’ desire to
free people from oppression within religion and then created a new
religion to oppress more people.
Though thankfully this was not
all versions of Christianity as of today, these are all part of
Christianity's history which cannot be ignored. Christianity must be
held accountable and that's why I have written so much about my
experience within it. I am doing my part to hold it accountable by not
staying silent about it.
And I’m also in the process of
transmuting that hate into love and forgiveness. Even as much as
Christianity has hurt me and billions of others, it still needs to be
forgiven. It doesn’t mean I need to serve the religion anymore, but I do
need to forgive those who manipulated Jesus’ words and established this
new religion to spread fear and exploit others in the name of God.
Hate
is what binds us, but love releases. There is nothing beneficial about
holding onto the emotion of hate. There was also nothing wrong with me
for experiencing that emotion to it’s fullest. For we came here to
experience our emotions, not to become apathetic robots incapable of
rendering any viable emotion. For it is through feeling our emotions
fully that we are able to let them go fully. Emotional memories need our attention
as much as they need our surrender. Attention is for feeling and
surrender is for letting go and both processes need to be dipped in
unconditional love.
If Christianity continues to fall short of
unconditional love, we must be the example for it to either follow, or
for it to suffer it’s consequences in due time. Either way, I will
rejoice because love always prevails.
--
November 22nd
People
despise what they don’t understand, and instead of trying to move from a
place of ignorance to a place of understanding, those hurt enough by
their past either choose to stay in a perpetual state so that they can
have a reason to judge others, or choose to transmute their pain into
healing through unconditional love.
Judging feeds the desire to
stand independent of others by creating distinctions. “They are evil and
damned because they are not Christians and we are.” Or “They are going
to hell because transgender is not good.” The list goes on and on. All
that they have revealed though is their willful ignorance and lack of
understanding. That can simply be remediated if they desired to move
past their ego's desire to perpetuate separation and let go of that
desire and replace it with a desire to understand and more reasons to
love and accept that person.
Once they do make that jump,
whether in this life or perhaps many lives down the road, it would be a
monumental step in their evolution. We’re talking major upgrades in
their ability to synthesize new information, to not get defensive when
healthy people are outside of their comfortable belief systems, and
learning to let go of their judgements for a healthier outlook on
others.
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