The Promise Land
Life with God
We’re staring at religions instead of Heaven but want to believe we know God. When no one can live with God in conversation or explain creation. Most major religions have existed for thousands of years, without an increase in knowing God or any enlightenment in religion. Religion is an idea by satan and not God. God is with every individual, not an idealogy.
In 1AD, the highest levels of religion killed God’s son. Nothing went towards knowing God. We made religions instead. We don’t even adhere to the Ten Commandments. The walk with God is the individual’s leaving one world for another; It has nothing to do with religious ideologies, family traditions, or heritage. The individual is learning to know God and not temporal ideas about Him.
God created every human being to know Him whether they believe in Him or not. Life leans towards Heaven. Moses lived more atheist than anything else. He grew up in Egyptian culture worshipping many gods. He didn’t know who was at the burning bush. God told him. We’re walking from one idea to another deepening our light in God.
The mind doesn’t build God; the Soul does. We use ideologies from the ego, believing that if we have heritage, religions, culture, or lineage beliefs, we somehow know God. The only way to know God is to hear God, and when we hear God, we lose our lives to gain them in Him. There are many levels to walk, but one path for the individual, and it’s through Christ.
Consciousness is a blend of light in God. We have many depths of intelligence and acquire more light as we age.
Walking Through A Story
Religion was created by human beings wanting to be something to God. They scribed and rescribed to serve the purpose. Rabbinic commentary made Judaism what it is, not Moses or God. Philo and Maimonides never heard God’s voice. They didn’t know the journey to Love or God as reality. They lived society as reality, trying to make Judaism a profound idea with God.
Religion made itself into something without walking to God. Going back to Christianity’s indulgences, which darkened living to Christ, we have walked in dirty water for thousands of years. No one canonizes anyone as a saint, and no one hears confessions or gives a remedy for it. God exists, and the more we treat Him like He doesn’t for false idols, the deeper in satan we live.
When Jesus placed the Holy Spirit upon us, it gave us the way to live with God from any one level of consciousness and to know Him from any level of consciousness. Nothing can prevent God from us. No religion or family tradition has value with God. They are transitory ideas for the self to be something and carry little Truth. God isn’t working for satan or for us to sit with the devil at matters level.
If we deny God daily to listen to rabbis and preachers, it is our muscle to God that lives weak. We are the only ones ripping ourselves out of God’s arms.
God is alive and with us, but we don’t know it. If we did, religion wouldn’t exist.
Only the individual can walk with God, and it’s out of our skin to light. When God told Abraham to sacrifice His son, Isaac, it wasn’t a test for any group of people. It was God seeing that no matter what the mind could say, the Soul knew Him. God told Abraham to sacrifice His son Isaac. It wasn’t logical, practical, or reasonable. Abraham didn’t run to Sara or Lot to ask them their opinion. It would seem more like the devil asking it.
The depth Abraham carried, knowing it was God even though the mind could think it was the devil and crazy, is what gave Abraham descendants as numerous as the stars. God knew in that moment that no matter what a human being could think, they would know Him beyond what the mind would tell them. Abraham knew it was God; he felt it. It was deeper in his Soul and beyond the mind’s self-chatter.
When God led Abraham to a new land, it was his life’s walk. The land isn’t the object of our depth with God. The trials and tribulations with the mind-changing and making choices through experiences placing depth in our promised land. It’s not a country, and it doesn’t have a border. Nor is it a building or monument. It’s the Soul’s light in God carrying substance and depth for living with God teaching about Himself.
Moses
On the outside, Moses walked through a story freeing the Israelites from four hundred years of slavery. On the inside, it was the Soul traveling deeper into God. It was a psychological curriculum massing depth and substance. He was born during a hideous period of King Herod killing all the firstborn males while Christ was arriving.
Moses grew up in Egyptian culture, worshipping many gods. He lived as someone adopted and had committed murder. His thoughts were within a psychological curriculum only made for his light. His walk was with God. We don’t live by books or anything from thousands of years ago and believe we walk deep because we adhere to it. God is living God. He knows us better than we know ourselves. God chooses people and knows the Soul’s call. The mind is satans tool, and it is what made religion live only matter level at the devil’s level. Understanding ego, satan, and the little person helps us know right-minded living to God.
Buddha
Buddha is the ideal of the walk we all take. We don’t have to know God to be walking towards Him. No one is carrying God because they live in a religion. God isn’t obliging an idea in human thinking. He knows the Soul and is with us for when our time comes.
Buddha lived beyond the papacy to Christ. He walked out of one world into another losing his life to gain it in God, not knowing God existed. Even though Buddha never knew God or ultimate reality, he lived deep enough in Christ for enlightenment. Never has the papacy, priest bishop, cardinal, rabbi, or imam lived enlightened. They only live the body as self and society as reality. They don’t know light because they sit in satan with darker earthly energy.
We’re trying to be something to God instead of losing our lives to gain them in Him. The bishop wanted to “be something” and went into satan. Siddartha Gautama grew up in royalty, luxury and with power. His father sheltered him from leaving the Kingdom walls and kept him from seeing aging, sickness, and dying. Siddartha grew up never knowing that people died, got sick, or aged. One day, he snuck out beyond the Kingdom walls and came across a city that his father made. His father placed all of the dying, aging, and sick people in it.
When Siddartha saw this, he couldn’t believe his eyes. It was a catastrophic moment, not knowing what it was or how it existed. At that moment, the fire in Buddha’s Soul lit. Siddartha Gautama began living for answers to find where suffering was coming from and how to overcome it.
Buddha lived beyond every ascetic and deeper into the light of Christ without knowing the divine world. He walked into another part of life for more. He suffered trying to find the origins of pain. And in this battle, as he departed from everything in life, the royalty, power, and luxury while living for substance, he lost his life to gain it in God without knowing God existed.
He lived to know something and not “become something.” He tried to find answers buried deeper in his Soul. Religion is living out of the mind, wanting self to “be something” instead of losing everything for God. Siddartha lived outside of an idea of self for a deeper meaning of self. He didn’t live to be something; he lived to know something.
Even though Buddha never made it to God, he obtained light in Christ for living with enlightenment. Only the individual is with God, and only the individual can climb the walls of the mind, digging through the forest to the depths of Him.