Exploring Life

Entry 987 - October 13th 2021 Paul apparently wrote that we all must die in his epistles, which is most definitely not the case for everyone. Generalizations rarely ever do everyone justice, but I also get that sometimes they are used for a more specific argument down the line. However, regarding the generalization, there are many instances throughout the Old and New Testaments and other ancient texts from other religions that describe those who did not die but were taken straight up to the heavens. Not only that, but I believe the physical body is only limited by our thoughts about it. Jesus even said, "With God, all things are possible." So potentially, the body could be calibrated to a higher vibrational state and continue to exist beyond hundreds of years, or one can simply leave the earth with their body transmuted ethereally, as represented throughout the centuries by the sages and masters of the ages. If it weren't for the examples of those before us, I would simpl...

Entry 980 - December 17th 2021 It's never about the situation itself but rather your beliefs about it that make the grandest difference. Entry 981 - October 20th 2021 “The Way” Jesus taught was extraordinarily different than “The Way” Paul of Tarsus taught. First of all, Paul never actually met Jesus in the flesh. His vision was by himself and therefore, with no witnesses, we can only assume: A: He saw Jesus and interpreted his message correctly. B: He saw Jesus but misinterpreted Jesus' message. Instead of listening to Jesus’ message of simply stopping persecuting his people, he did so, BUT THEN he went on to create a very organized and established religion all over the area. C: He didn’t see Jesus and was simply delusional. D: It was a foreign negative entity pretending to be Jesus that had the desire to establish a new organized religion that would help them get what they want. They found an influential Jewish man that would blindly follow with passion, his edict, in ord...