Living with God Teaching About Himself

We are not living with God when we live in religion. Religion is an ideology for those who do not yet trust a living relationship with God. God lives with every human being to know Him in a unique curriculum, only living for that individual. When we allow institutions, scriptures, rituals, or traditions to stand between Him and us, we stop crossing the bridge to Him. The mind tries to live according to idols instead of letting go of the world.

God does not require belief systems, human authority, or sacred structures to exist. Institutions do. They need rules, repetition, hierarchy, and control to survive. God does not survive, God is.

When walking near religious idealogies the ego needs to believe we know Him. We live in our narrative, idealizing God through what we have been taught. We use acceptance, family,  rituals, and human precepts to place meaning. 

Two thousand years ago, Judaism didn’t “miss” God by accident; it reflected a period in human consciousness where Pharisees and high priests were assumed to know God. The persecution by the Pharisees against anyone who didn’t follow their idea was severe. The same has consistently existed with Christianity and Islam. No one lives to God who is being told how to know Him.

When Jesus walked the Earth, He gave humanity the way to know that the Pharisees and high priests didn’t know God. 

There isn’t one religion in existence able to summon God or hear Him. He moves for the one, not the ideology of the many.

We made the golden calf our religion instead of knowing God through individual depth. The act of surrender and losing our lives to gain them in God is leaving this idea of self, family, and society for Heaven’s level in life.

The golden calf became our way of knowing God. Whether it’s a book, a church, a preacher, or a rabbi, humanity has preferred the golden calf over depth and faith. The deeper muscle eludes us because self-identity in matter is how we define knowing God.

Living with acceptance by family and community is satan’s walk because we cater to matters level instead of leaving it. Mainstream religions that carry titles, positions, branding, and marketing will always walk the opposite of God. When we wear clothing that is branded as knowing God,we stand in lower earthly energy. The mind places self-identity in matter to satisfy ego.

Two thousand years ago, God placed His light in form because humanity was placing His existence in satan. Christ is the Son not by doctrine or decree but by God placing His light in human flesh at a specific time in human consciousness and at a specific period in human history. He placed His light in matter and illuminated the world, walking through a human story, ready to know more. God never needed to place His light in a human story, but did so to save humanity.

God’s light was never contained by the world it illuminated, never confined by human thought, history, or interpretation. It passed through them quietly, faithfully, remaining always with the individual. Read More

Living with God moves through a deeper thread beyond dogma, beyond inherited structures that attempt to explain Him. What the world calls theology often becomes a substitute for encounter, a framework built to contain what can only be lived.

The journey toward God begins as an unravelling. Every idea we carry about self and reality is slowly loosened to let go for Him. The more tightly we structure ourselves around identity in matter, the more we anchor consciousness to fear, separation, and illusion. The mind clings to form, building masks instead of releasing them. It does not yet leave the idea of self for God. The bishop robed himself instead of losing his life to gain it in God. 

The Soul, however, knows another way. It carries a path that transcends the world entirely. A choice emerges, not for belief, but for substance. This path unfolds as a personalized curriculum, shaped uniquely for each individual, whether or not the name “God” is ever spoken. Life itself becomes the testing ground: a series of decisions, refinements, and cultivated understandings. In time, the depth of the Soul speaks for itself.

What unfolds here is not visible to the world. New territory is marked quietly, known only between the individual and God. It exists outside every structure the world presents as authority over Him. The meek inherit the world is not a moral instruction but a diagnosis: those who do not build identity through religion, power, or certainty are the ones who pass through untouched.

The place where God is truly known is not loud, public, or declared. It is a quiet awareness one that transcends what the world calls knowledge and lives instead as presence.

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