Our shortcomings?

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Does God really have a problem with our shortcomings? Did IT not know what IT was creating? Does it make sense that loving wisdom would plan a creation where all would fail and most would suffer forever? Is that what love is? Is it not wake up time?

Can perfection create imperfection

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Speaking of God, I said, it is impossible for perfection to create imperfection. Someone said, with God all things are possible. I ask her, is it possible for a sinless God to sin. She replied, of course it’s possible but not something IT would do and would no longer be sinless. I said, very true, IT would no longer be sinless, consequently, impossible for a sinless God to sin and likewise impossible for perfection to create imperfection.

Consequently, there is no sin, we are perfect, there can be only perfection in reality. We chose to experience duality/imperfection an illusion or dreamlike reality which can only have been created by God, otherwise it could not exist. No, God did not create imperfection but an illusion of it. Such is an evolutionary process we experience over many many lifetimes to eventually awakening to who and what we really are and returning back home/Heaven from whence we came. We are eternal perfect beings. However, it not only provides us the dynamic of a very diverse experience but also allows God to experience IT’s opposite through us as aspects of IT.

Or put another way, we are perfection having a dream of imperfection from which we will eventually awaken with great relief, thank God it was only a dream. 

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My view of God’s plan

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I’ve been posting about religion and spirituality and I’m sure some are wondering where’s this guy coming from. So here it is. Firstly, let me say I do not believe Jesus died for the sins of mankind and secondly, I do not believe God has a problem with our shortcomings, nor do I believe IT ever required the suffering, slaughter and shedding of innocent blood for them, and I feel absolutely certain there is no eternal hell.

I have accumulated my information over many many years from many different and varied sources. I seriously question everything, meditate often and strive to keep my intuition as open and attentive as possible. I follow many who channel from beyond and am aware of whether the information is consistent with love, light and the other information I’ve found to be true. I know Christianity believes such is likely of dark forces but Spirit will not let one down if we request such assistance. After all, such is the way most of the Bible was written. God did not cease sharing information with humanity 2000 years ago. It is constant and readily available to any who seek.

We are eternal beings (Spirit) and chose to temporarily leave our heavenly home to experience duality. Duality is imperfection with all it’s infinite opposites. Obviously it was created by God or it would not exist. It allows us to greatly expand our knowledge and God to experience IT’s opposite.  Of course, it is impossible for imperfection to exist in perfection so it must be illusion or a dreamlike reality which will pass as we awaken. 

I believe our journey in duality begins at a very low level or dimension of Consciousness believing it is a separate entity and eventually evolves over many many lifetimes to eventually awakening to who and what we really are which is aspects of God. As far as sin or shortcomings are concerned, such is merely inclusive in imperfection. Furthermore, I do not believe there is any judgment and certainly no condemnation. It is all an evolutionary journey through infinite experiences.

I believe duality is part of God’s plan of creation. It allows IT to experience the infinite variety of imperfection or IT’s opposite through us as aspects of IT. I believe new souls are entering continuously while old souls are graduating. We are only aware of births and deaths but such no doubt is new and old souls coming and going. I suspect most of the evil or negativity is new souls while the more loving ones are old souls. I believe the dying statement of Jesus, “for they know not what they do” reflects this. He was a much more spiritually advanced old soul and had been there and done that many lifetimes before.

There is only Consciousness/God and we are IT! There is no separation. The journey consists of slow but steady rising of our Consciousness. We gradually learn from our experiences that that which is in alignment with God’s will yields better results than that which is not, thereby drawing closer and closer back to oneness, home or Heaven. I believe the big breakthrough in the journey is when we finally realize the futility of the separate self and choose to let it die and be born again into the oneness of God. I do not agree with the Christian version of such meaning accepting Jesus as savior. Jesus saves no one, we save ourselves. Jesus served as our guide exemplifying total surrender to God and unconditional love and forgiveness. I believe the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus exemplified this as the death of the separate self and rebirth into the oneness of God. His dying statement, “my God my God why has thou forsaken me” reflect the disappointment of the separate self dying in separation from God. The religion has had considerable difficulty in explaining this statement. It seems to me his other dying statement, “father forgive them for they know not what they do” completely demolishes Christianity. If Jesus died for the sin of mankind how could he have forgiven the sinners who obviously murdered and rejected him? I believe our awakening to oneness and complete trust and faith in God will be the end of reincarnation into physical bodies while evolving into a greater or heavenly higher level of Consciousness.

God being our loving father, what does a loving father wish for his children. It is love, joy, health, wealth, success, great relationships, etc. Consequently, what greater prayer than, thy will be done. I do not believe we just suddenly ascend from earth to heaven but it will be a continuing evolution over millions of years rising through many dimensions of Consciousness. God’s plan of creation. How much greater and grander plan than one life as a test for us to pass or fail and suffer forever!!!! I believe we are now in an ascension process rising from 3^rd dimension to the 4^th and 5^th. There is now occurring a split of the old earth and new earth. Some will ascend and some will remain but all will make it eventually.

Reality creation

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We have it backwards, we are allowing the outer to affect the inner. The inner determines the outer. As Jesus said, it is as you believe. Our inner has been programmed from infancy by culture, parents, religion, society, etc. When we learn to take control, leave the past behind and reprogram our inner belief of who we are, the outer cannot help but be the change.

Our shortcomings

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Again religion has it all wrong. God has no problem with our shortcomings, if IT did we would not have been created incapable or unwilling to avoid them. Would a loving father plan children to either worship IT or suffer forever? Such belief is not only ridiculous but insane!! We are here because we chose to experience duality which consists of imperfection in all it’s variation of opposites. Such could not have come into existence without the creation of God. And it allows God to experience IT’s opposite through us which otherwise would be impossible for perfection to experience imperfection. Of course, imperfection cannot exist in the perfection of God/Spirit so it is illusion or a dream like reality and will pass with our awakening.

Jesus saves?

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The religion has it all wrong, Jesus doesn’t save anyone except as a guide or example. We save ourselves. Death to the self and being reborn, is not acceptance of Jesus but is death to the separate self and reborn into the oneness of God and complete acceptance of thy will be done instead of mine. There is no separation, only our belief in such. I believe the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus exemplified this as the death of the separate self and rebirth into the oneness of God. His dying statement, “my God my God why has thou forsaken me” exemplifies the disappointment of the separate self dying in separation from God. The religion has had considerable difficulty in explaining this statement. Of course we can never be separated from God but only believe so. I don’t believe there will be any separate souls (beliefs) in the kingdom of Heaven. However there is no eternal hell, there is only reincarnation in many lives until we eventually awaken to truth. God really is love!! Awakening to truth marks the end of death and reincarnation. Of course as eternal Spirit, we never die but the physical body expires and is reborn time and time again during our evolution to awakening to who and what we really are.

Jesus clearly taught that we are all powerful!

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Why has Christianity which is supposedly the organization to guide humanity by the teachings of Jesus, downplayed or ignored some his most important teachings? The teaching I’m referring to is that we are all powerful and others. “All things are possible for those who can believe”, “when you pray, believe it has been done and you will have it” and others. Sorry, as I know this will come as a shock to many very sincere and well meaning people but I will share my belief on the subject. When the powers that be (human) convened to formulate the Christian dogma through the acceptance and rejection of which gospels and teachings would be included and who knows what other editing, I believe misguided intentions intervened to make sure the teachings did not inform of our power, keeping the populace in the belief of being weak and dependent on outside forces, thereby keeping them controllable. In so doing the control would remain with the upper echelons and keep the money flowing in. I do not believe Jesus advocated any kind of hierarchy. In short, I believe the religion is a cult of the misguided. How else would you explain such exclusionary tactics? I understand that virtually everyone who sees this post will strongly disagree as it is totally counter to traditional upbringing and conditioning and that’s fine. So be it, to each his own. I believe soon to come revelations will make all this very clear.

Another prime example is Luke 17:20-21, “the kingdom of God is within you”, KJV and others. However many others interpret it as “among us” instead of “within you”. The two have totally different meanings. What did Jesus really say? It is clear to me that, “within you” is the correct one because it aligns perfectly with his other statements that we are all powerful. It is clear to me Jesus was teaching that we are God. Who or what is all powerful other than God? There is only Consciousness/God expressing through multiple/infinite versions of Itself including us. As long as we believe ourselves separate from God, so will we remain. As long as we believe ourselves powerless and vulnerable to sickness, poverty, accidents, lack and other outside circumstances, so we will remain. I do not believe we were created to be lacking.

Can we count on religion for Godliness?

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Hitler was very very popular in Germany during his reign of power, which is a Christian nation. He was even popular in the US with a street in New York named Adolf Hitler. It was the Jewish religion that tortured and murdered Jesus. And Islam believes God desires them to kill others who believe differently. Those are the 3 major religions of the world.

Not mine but Thine

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I am thinking of starting a new something, I don’t like the term religion so will just call it a group.

The name of group is, “Not mine but Thine”. If God is the loving father of the world, what does a loving father want for his children? It is love, peace, health, wealth, success, great relationships, the fulfillment of all desires, etc. Consequently, what greater prayer or wish than, thy will be done!! As I see it, such prayer not only reflects what’s best for each but what more would a loving father want from his children? It will have no church buildings, no preachers and no leader/leaders, no hierarchy and no money required or even suggested. It will require no baptism or other rituals. It will be based on each being equal to all others regardless of past. It will be an on-line sharing of views, revelations, testimonies, etc. There will be a counter at the top of the page which will increase as each new member joins which will present their name or anonymous if they prefer and their country. It will have no doctrine but be based on a very basic principle, a commitment to the death of the separate self and complete surrender to the oneness and will of the Creator. It will consist of one simple prayer, thy will be done. Of course, they can pray as they wish but that one will be the suggested. Those who are not ready to surrender and trust the will of God being best for them are not for this group.

No, I do not believe Jesus died for the sins of mankind. As far as I know, no other of the worlds religions claim Jesus as the only way to God. Would God leave so many in the dark? Would a loving father condemn his children to horrible suffering for their shortcomings and plan such a creation? Such belief is not only ridiculous but insane. Jesus purpose was an example of total surrender to God and unconditional love and forgiveness. Yes, Jesus was baptized but I suspect it was not that he believed God required it but the Jews he was trying to teach did. I do not believe God ever required the suffering and shedding of innocent blood for our shortcomings. I believe such was simply carried over from ancient Jewish beliefs. God has no problem with our shortcomings or we would not have been created incapable of avoiding them. We chose to be here to experience duality which is all inclusive of imperfection in the contrast of opposites which God created for that purpose and experiences through us. IT is simply patiently and lovingly waiting for our awakening. We are here to evolve over many many lifetimes from a very low dimension of Consciousness to the eventual awakening to who and what we really are. Such reflects the death of the separate self and oneness with our Creator.

A hard look at Christianity

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Let’s take a look at creation as religious dogma presents it. Our loving omniscient God planned a creation of humans incapable of perfection (for all have sinned). Because of their inherent shortcoming it condemned every one of them it created. But out of the goodness of it’s heart provided a solution. However it did not equally inform all of creation. For whatever reason, the vast majority never took advantage of the solution and consequently were cast into a lake of fire to suffer forever. Our loving creator fuels and maintains this pit of screaming torment forever so that the suffering remains inescapable and never ending. The creator being omniscient knew the outcome before the beginning but continued the planing and implementation of it. And we call it love. Is it not wake up time?

I lovingly submit that those so ingrained in this dogma to remain there are in the same category as the hard shelled Jews who murdered Jesus.