The Language of God
“The language that lives in all things”
Since the beginning of time, we have carried a mystery about God while rarely questioning the language through which we have imagined His existence. We have given Him the characteristics through which we recognize ourselves: a face, a voice, intention, location, personality, movement. Even when we call God invisible, the mind can quietly continue imagining an invisible version of a human being.
The difficulty has never been God’s invisibility. It’s our light and how we think of Him, reality, and human. We have been searching for Him in the wrong ways. He’s not a human; He is far beyond our existence. God created human consciousness and the idea of the human being. Human beings are a variance in His light.
We don’t see ourselves as creatures or see the bacteria crawling all over us. We don’t think on a Spirit level or a quantum level. Human consciousness knows life through an extraordinarily narrow translation. We see through a small range of light. We hear through a small range of frequencies. We touch surfaces. We name objects. We measure distance. We organize matter into bodies, mountains, planets, stars, cells and atoms, and from what our senses and instruments allow us to receive, we construct an intelligible world.
While that world is extraordinary, it is an illusion. And it is not the whole world. We don’t see the totality of life; we see only what we think is here, but there is more existing beyond how we think.
Five thousand years from now, human consciousness may carry a circumference of knowledge that makes some of our present assumptions appear as incomplete as the physical assumptions of two thousand years ago appear to us.
A person living in the first century could breathe hydrogen without possessing the concept of hydrogen. Atoms participated in every object without waiting for humanity to name them. Blood moved through bodies before anyone understood circulation. 1 AD carried a different reality that had no way to idealize God through the lens we have now.
Thought is only living for moving through a temporal story.
Existence does not wait for human consciousness to understand the language in which existence is occurring. And that is True with God.
We have assumed that intelligence must resemble thinking because thinking is the form of intelligence most immediately recognizable to us. But intelligence surrounds the thinker long before the thinker understands what is happening. We come into a world already existing and consciousness is living already.
The word created the world, and we’re placing meaning at one level of consciousness out of an infinite. We do not tell wounds how to close, teach immune cells their responses, or intellectually direct the billions of processes necessary to remain alive while we sleep. We awaken inside an intelligence already underway. And then the narrator calls itself the human being. And that assumption is accepted, and we don’t go deeper beyond the mind’s eye to know more.
The enormity of intelligence blended into our light lies beyond our ideas. We’re not opening the world of wisdom & knowledge; we only live our environment’s idea of it. Knowledge comes from the Soul, not the thinker.
Our idea of knowledge has been pervasively memorization and adaptation. The human mind is in incessant thinking, jumping from one thought to the next, marking its knowing and not knowing in ego and satan. We don’t live outside of the lower earthly energy veil.
Living to know more isn’t adding more; it’s undoing the thought system that has made meaning and attachments, for self and reality, what they are. We’re not fishing to know deep ways of our existence. We want what gives us immediate satisfaction, and the ego then believes it made us special.
The mind that wants to know more has to let go of idealizing the world in human terms. It’s not a light balancing act of two worlds. It’s the complete destruction of everything we are. Heaven in our lives has been built with ego commemorating every act. When we self-empty from one reality to another, the mind travels out of everything that kept it happy into water that is too deep to swim in. The mind doesn’t find land until something is let go of that changes the level of reality.
We won’t find it in a book, course, or video, but we are always on the path to it.
Matter is a Nothingness only Existing in Consciousness
What we call matter is from our senses and not the deepest layer. Matter is where an order becomes expressible at this level of consciousness. It’s the light in human photosynthesis, giving the observer something to live through.
Think of a computer screen. A person sees a button. Behind the button may be thousands of instructions, relationships, conditions, dependencies, and processes. None of them look like the button. The visible object is the final expression of an invisible architecture.
Creation is infinitely more profound, but the analogy gives us something to stand on. The invisible architecture is advanced light blended with us, placing our thoughts on more levels to know more.
A tree has an unimaginably deeper order then what is expressed as a tree. A human body is another configuration of an order that is far more advanced and complex than what is expressed in matter. A star is another expression. A bacterium another. A galaxy another. The forms differ enormously. Yet beneath them are relationships, patterns, transformations, and intelligibility that don’t belong to the visible forms themselves.
When we think about how much exists in light, we have nothing to do with it; we begin to understand other races of intelligence with us. The moon and the body have nothing to do with human consciousness. We did not create the algorithms that would shape the human being, and we didn’t place the moon or neutrinos. We have no way to understand it at the level of creation, nor know the multitude of other relationships, patterns, and intelligibility in its totality. We can’t measure what we cannot see, and consciousness only gives us a lens into its present level, not the totality.
The more we let go of human ideologies and mainstream concepts, the bigger the world becomes. This is where language becomes powerful. Not language as vocabulary. Not even mathematics isolated. Something closer to the architecture of becoming. We’re arriving into something already made for us.
A language through which one condition knows how to become another. A language through which relationships are maintained. A language through which motion, resonance, other intelligence and layers of form emerge, change, dissolve and reorganize. A language that matter does not speak aloud. Matter becomes. The idea of matter becoming is the idea of light moving into a situation of resonance for living in matter.
Conscious Energy is the fabric of the world. And Conscious Energy is a race of Heaven created for light to know itself.
God’s Language
The light of all things moving in ways we rarely have eyes to see. God is shifting skies and moving hearts without anyone seeing Him. Human language says: tree. The deeper language grows one. Human language says: heart. The deeper language coordinates one before the child possessing the heart knows what a heart is. Human language says: star. The deeper order was already carrying stars hundreds of billions of years before a human mouth produced the sound.
Our words arrive afterward. They are labels consciousness places upon the visible results of processes it did not originate. The thought system is an instrument that is suited for the level of consciousness it comes into.
This is why God becomes difficult when human beings try to contain Him in human description. We treat human precepts, practices, laws, rituals, and protocols as ways to know God or be with Him. They are ideas and not the same as knowing God.
The mainstream ideas of human precepts are satan. They don’t let go of one world for His. They try to make God live at the level of a little person’s satisfaction: I read Scripture, I prayed, I walked into a church, I lit candles, I wear a cross, I have a bible, I walked into a temple, I praised God. The mind isolates His existence for what works. We’re not living to lose our lives to gain them; in God, we’re living to be accepted as loving God.
The idea of losing what is comfortable, being wrong, vulnerable, or ostracized never enters the equation for knowing God. Everyone chooses what works. The idea of knowing God because we place Him is satan. The idea of knowing God because others quantified it as their knowing God is satan. The idea of knowing God because we are in a religion is satan. The idea of knowing God out of rituals, practices, and protocols is satan. The idea of knowing God because others concur, as long as it’s their idea too, is satan. The idea of knowing God because the public says we do is satan.
Abraham and Moses did not live in mainstream ways. Moses grew up in polytheistic Egyptian culture. Abraham lived a life shaped by Sumerian ideas, living within a Mesopotamian culture. The Apostles were mostly uneducated fishermen, and Peter Simon never lived religion.
Very few people in human history have lived with God teaching about Himself. The masses swear they know Him, yet none treat Him as if He exists. If we believed in God, there would be no pope or religion; there would be only God. God doesn’t need a middleman; the individual must carry more depth for Him.
Long ago, we began building the golden calf as living with God. When the two are opposites. No one can get near God who masters an ideology. We don’t dance for God. He chooses us, and it’s based on depth in the Soul, not on the thinker positioning himself as someone who knows God.
God will choose any individual He has created, regardless of society’s temporal ideas, acceptance, or what the mind might be thinking. No one can encapsulate God or tell Him who to know. Human beings don’t define God’s existence or His ideas. The light to know God from is the blueprint to life, and not one human idea can alter His ways.
Life will always be between the individual and God. Nothing else exists but our light with Him.
We’re not living for God like we think we are. Society’s acceptance is the red flag to depth. If we live like everyone else with God it’s satan. Ego is living satisfied when we fit in with everyone else’s ideas. Living ostracized with God doesn’t live in our world.
The mind doesn’t seek muscle in the Soul; it wants what is tangible and accepted. When we created the hierarchy in religion, we chose what worked for us, not what was living with God. The golden calf has been humanity’s way for two thousand years. We wouldn’t have four thousand religions if we believed in God.
The pope has nothing to do with God. It’s human marketing for religion. No human title or self-proclaimed decree brings us near Him.
The pope does not live with God by virtue of the authority religion has placed upon his position. Nor does any priest, bishop, rabbi, imam, or religious leader possess a greater relationship with God through the titles, traditions, or jurisdictions humanity has established. These positions may carry meaning within human institutions, but they do not establish a hierarchy in God’s Light. No human title can measure the depth of a Soul, and no institution can confer a relationship with God that creation has already given.
Two thousand years ago, the religious authorities surrounding Jesus carried an established understanding of who knew God and who possessed the authority to speak of Him. The Gospels reveal the tension between that institutional certainty and the living presence of Christ, whose light with God could not be contained by the structures of religious recognition. The deeper lesson was never simply that one religious authority had failed while another would succeed. It was that human beings could become so devoted to their established ideas of God that they would fail to recognize a livingness greater than the ideas themselves.
That same limitation can exist in any century, under any religion, and within any human idea that mistakes its understanding for the whole of God.
The relationship with God is not established by human agreement. It does not begin with religious membership, intellectual belief, ceremonial practice, or the recognition of another human being. Every person has been created within His Light, carrying a depth of existence that precedes the name, the body, the family, the religion, and every idea of self acquired in the human world.
We did not create our relationship with God. We arrived through it.
Whether a person believes in God, names Him differently, or has never considered His existence, the mystery of being alive remains. Life was already moving within us before we possessed a thought about its origin. The Soul did not wait for the human narrator to construct an understanding of Heaven before carrying its place in creation.
And this is what humanity has most deeply misunderstood about knowing God.
The individual walk is not a religious accomplishment. It is not a practice through which the human being gradually becomes important enough for God to notice. Nor is it a protocol that can be followed until the mind achieves a particular spiritual condition.
There is a calling deeper than the human wish to know Him.
It belongs to the Soul’s existence before the little person begins imagining what a relationship with God should look like. It moves beneath our ambitions, our religious identities, and our attempts to become someone in the world. It is a living depth of creation already present within us, carrying a relationship with an order of intelligence far beyond what human consciousness can presently conceive.
We may spend years unaware of it.
We may spend a lifetime building a world from everything humanity has taught us to value. We may become accomplished, respected, educated, religious, or certain of our understanding. Yet none of these achievements can determine when the deeper calling of the Soul will become recognizable.
The human being does not appoint the hour of God.
Within this understanding, the opening belongs to God’s knowing of the Soul, not to the human being’s ability to manufacture an encounter. The individual may feel an interior movement that cannot be explained through the circumstances of ordinary life. What once seemed important begins losing its authority. Familiar ambitions become less compelling. The world that once gave identity its meaning no longer seems capable of carrying the depth awakening within.
It is not necessarily a rejection of family, community, religion, or the world. It is the discovery that none of them are the perimeter of our existence with God.
The individual begins walking beyond the interpretations that once made reality feel complete. The Soul is being drawn toward a livingness that no inherited thought system can contain. Buddha walking away from a newborn son, royalty, and family to pursue a deeper calling in his Soul for why suffering existed was the walk of the individual to God, even with Siddhartha Gautama not knowing His name.
Pharaoh Akhenaten, who carried Egyptian culture, embraced a monotheistic idea, believing the Sun, whom he called Aten, was God. His mother, Queen Tiy, lived it too. Moses moved from a polytheistic upbringing to a deeper walk with God, calling to Him at the burning bush.
This movement holds a profound surrender. We cannot perform our way into God’s knowing. We cannot establish our spiritual worth through the admiration of others.
We cannot make ourselves more visible to God by becoming important in the human world.
Human beings do not dance for God to earn His attention. My existence was living as an athiest and not living in anything that could call God or exist within His light.
The rhythm of our existence is already moving within His creation before we know that we are alive. Our hearts began beating without our instruction. Our bodies entered a world whose intelligence preceded our understanding. We were given consciousness without knowing its origin, and a place in existence that no human title could have bestowed.
Everything about our arrival suggests that we entered a living order far greater than the identity we would eventually construct.
The walk with God begins to deepen when the human being no longer needs to become someone to Him. The Soul is not asking the world to recognize its importance. It is gradually releasing the importance the world has taught it to seek.
What remains is a quieter relationship, one that does not require an audience, an institution, or an established explanation. The individual begins receiving existence from a depth that the narrator cannot manufacture and that human authority cannot validate.
God has never needed humanity to create a hierarchy through which He might know His creation. He already knows what He created.
The calling does not begin when the world gives us permission to know Him. It begins in a depth of creation that the world never possessed the authority to give.
The language we seek for knowing God is deeper.
Resonance as Livingness
Deeper language, blended across all layers of life, builds the relationship itself to carry the instruction. One state corresponds with another. One movement changes another. One frequency receives another. One configuration permits something that another configuration cannot. Blended with other races of intelligence, we walk in another light we do not know of until that door opens.
Every human being has Angels, but most have no idea how they live or what they are. Different orders of intelligence receive, translate, and express different possibilities. Human consciousness is one translation. Not the center. Not the totality. Not insignificant either. One language of reception within an immeasurable creation. One level of consciousness in a pool of consciousness.
We don’t see creation, other races, or Angels walking the streets, but they are here.
God’s language is before the word. So much life exists outside our sight, yet we are part of it.
Love is the way to live beyond the self, reality, and this world to God.