Also excerpts from his book, The Illusion Of God.
There is only one thing which keeps us from knowing we are in the presence of God, and that is our knowledge and belief of good and evil. If we could, this moment, rid ourselves of these two things, then we would automatically be in our rightful place of consciousness. Now what I have just stated is that it is our thoughts, and our thoughts only, which makes the flesh and blood being appear to be real; nothing more, nothing less.
The thoughts a man seize to possess as his own by applying his interpretated labels to them in this moment, therefore, are his manifested truths in the next moment. The seeds of the thoughts he has seized as his own and planted in his belief system, by his interpretations, then labeling them, are the continuation of the reality he has set in motion in his world.
But, when a man no longer drinks from the poisoned chalice of human pride, or the human ego, and possessive human selfishness, he will begin to understand the effects of the contents of these three cups he has sipped from, are the fruits of the tree of knowledge of good and evil which made him see, and believe, that the contents of these three cups "was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desire to make one wise."
Until that day comes to pass, man has a task to perform so that the fleshly carnal being he has come to believe himself to be, may be swept up in the eternality of love, joy, and the peace of Christ; and of knowing he has been blessed; always have been blessed in the infinite nature of God because there is no power to prevent God from blessing.
The thoughts a man seize to possess as his own by applying his interpretated labels to them in this moment, therefore, are his manifested truths in the next moment. The seeds of the thoughts he has seized as his own and planted in his belief system, by his interpretations, then labeling them, are the continuation of the reality he has set in motion in his world.
But, when a man no longer drinks from the poisoned chalice of human pride, or the human ego, and possessive human selfishness, he will begin to understand the effects of the contents of these three cups he has sipped from, are the fruits of the tree of knowledge of good and evil which made him see, and believe, that the contents of these three cups "was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desire to make one wise."
Until that day comes to pass, man has a task to perform so that the fleshly carnal being he has come to believe himself to be, may be swept up in the eternality of love, joy, and the peace of Christ; and of knowing he has been blessed; always have been blessed in the infinite nature of God because there is no power to prevent God from blessing.
lest thou forget the things which thine eyes have seen;
and lest thy depart from thy heart all the days of thy
life; but teach them to thy sons, and thy sons'sons, . . .
The Lord spoke unto you out of the midst of the fire.
Ye heard the voice of the words but saw no similitudes;
only ye heard a voice. . . Take ye therefore good heed
unto thyself; for ye saw no manner of similitude on the
day that the Lord spoke unto you, . . .lest ye corrupt your-
self and make ye a graven image, the form of any figure,
the likeness of male or female [imagined images of the pairs
of opposites the god of this world of shadows have caused man
to believe, and think to be real]."
Take heed to thyself man is warned, and remember the truth about yourself. That you are to believe not in the lie that: "Well you know, I am only human." The lie that you are the image and likeness of Adam; or that there is a disembodied evil influential spirit that has dominion over your will of conscience.
Man is given the task to take heed to himself, and remember always all men are the Sons of God. And in this rememberance; in this taking of heed, man must condition his mind to be obedient to "living, and moving, and having his being" in God. In this state of consciousness, man will be able to "ask of the Lord," and instantly receive "rain in the time of the latter rain" which are all the blessing of God realized now, and that these blessings have always been and infinite part of man's life.
So man must take note to himself continuously, and always hold in his thoughts, mind, and conscious awareness, if he does not sow seeds of righteousness with all his heart, soul, mind, might, and conscience, he will again become locked in the whoremonging idolatry of his forerunners, who were the lost sheep, the Shepard was seeking to return to the fold, because they were locked, thus losted, in their own fleshly world of words they had pictured from their imaginations; which imaginations glimpsed only a fragment of the whole, perfect, and pureness of life; which life was duplicated, as darkness, in the visions of man's imaginations, and interpreted from "the voice of the words," which produced "no similitudes."
Man must take heed and remember "that which may be known of God is manifested in him; for God has shown it unto him." That "the invisible things of God from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even God's eternal power and Godhead, so that men are without excuse."
So regardless of who men thinks they may be, where they came from; whether they believes there is a Higher Power or not, no man can claim an excuse of ignorance, because at some point in the human experience, all men have, in some manner, heard the Voice of the Word. Therefore irrespective of any level of comprehension, education, bloodline, the source for men, and the underlining cause of anything display in their words are related to the pictures of their imaginations; directing their thoughts in their individual minds, because they possess the power within them of God's harmonious objective and subjective will.
In man's world, living is believed to be because of the words he speaks [first square]; the pictures he sees [the second square]; the images he forms[the third square]; and his thoughts manifested [the fourth square]. All which encircles his mind in their own illusions of time, space, distance, and matter; completing their four square circle of universal human entrapment.
Yet, in all this entrapment and dominion of man's will, man still finds himself subject to the Higher Power, because the Voice is the Soures for all minds being consciously aware of the words men speaks, the pictures they see, the images they forms, and the thoughts their mind's manifest. So at some point, man must stop looking for a god out of mind, and begin to listen to the Voice without taking thought, because it is the Voice which came forth out of the Spirit of fire in man's inner conscience, and spoke wisdom into man's soul, and understanding into man's heart through "the law of the Spirit of life," which is called the Christ by some, and Buddha Consciousness by others.
Now when you began putting imaginary pictures to the Words the Voice has spoke (because life is endless, and you are that endless life, this occurance always takes place by your actions), an explosion took place [the big bang], and you became the fragmented condenseness of your own creatiion of time, space, distance, and matter. Thus, your believe in another power became dominant, which power is believe, till this day, to be the god of this world who blinds the minds of men; which blindness became the shadows of darkness which enfolds your memory, and no longer allows you to comprehend yourself as the very image and likeness, and vibration of "light that lighteth every man that cometh into the world."
Light: that light "God commanded to shine out of darkness." That light which every man, woman, and child is, because it is that light which "lighteth every man that cometh into the world."
That light God commanded to shine out out of darkness of the womb where the illusion of the reality of the flesh, material, and human intellectual comprehension begins. Which darkness keeps you from going no further than yourself, and reflecting the reflection of your human mind's opinions, philosophies, concepts, and thoughts. It is this darkness the you lives in; where you began seeing yourself in imaginary pictures describing the words of the thoughts locked in your mind.
In such living, in such viewing, you came to believe in the individuality of free will apart from the Essence of who and what you are; forgetting still more, that the atoning vibration of the inner Voice of Conscience, which continuously speaks to your soul, mind, and body, can only be interpreted by the Voice's own Spirit. "Do not interpretations belong to God."
Man is given the task to take heed to himself, and remember always all men are the Sons of God. And in this rememberance; in this taking of heed, man must condition his mind to be obedient to "living, and moving, and having his being" in God. In this state of consciousness, man will be able to "ask of the Lord," and instantly receive "rain in the time of the latter rain" which are all the blessing of God realized now, and that these blessings have always been and infinite part of man's life.
So man must take note to himself continuously, and always hold in his thoughts, mind, and conscious awareness, if he does not sow seeds of righteousness with all his heart, soul, mind, might, and conscience, he will again become locked in the whoremonging idolatry of his forerunners, who were the lost sheep, the Shepard was seeking to return to the fold, because they were locked, thus losted, in their own fleshly world of words they had pictured from their imaginations; which imaginations glimpsed only a fragment of the whole, perfect, and pureness of life; which life was duplicated, as darkness, in the visions of man's imaginations, and interpreted from "the voice of the words," which produced "no similitudes."
Man must take heed and remember "that which may be known of God is manifested in him; for God has shown it unto him." That "the invisible things of God from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even God's eternal power and Godhead, so that men are without excuse."
So regardless of who men thinks they may be, where they came from; whether they believes there is a Higher Power or not, no man can claim an excuse of ignorance, because at some point in the human experience, all men have, in some manner, heard the Voice of the Word. Therefore irrespective of any level of comprehension, education, bloodline, the source for men, and the underlining cause of anything display in their words are related to the pictures of their imaginations; directing their thoughts in their individual minds, because they possess the power within them of God's harmonious objective and subjective will.
In man's world, living is believed to be because of the words he speaks [first square]; the pictures he sees [the second square]; the images he forms[the third square]; and his thoughts manifested [the fourth square]. All which encircles his mind in their own illusions of time, space, distance, and matter; completing their four square circle of universal human entrapment.
Yet, in all this entrapment and dominion of man's will, man still finds himself subject to the Higher Power, because the Voice is the Soures for all minds being consciously aware of the words men speaks, the pictures they see, the images they forms, and the thoughts their mind's manifest. So at some point, man must stop looking for a god out of mind, and begin to listen to the Voice without taking thought, because it is the Voice which came forth out of the Spirit of fire in man's inner conscience, and spoke wisdom into man's soul, and understanding into man's heart through "the law of the Spirit of life," which is called the Christ by some, and Buddha Consciousness by others.
Now when you began putting imaginary pictures to the Words the Voice has spoke (because life is endless, and you are that endless life, this occurance always takes place by your actions), an explosion took place [the big bang], and you became the fragmented condenseness of your own creatiion of time, space, distance, and matter. Thus, your believe in another power became dominant, which power is believe, till this day, to be the god of this world who blinds the minds of men; which blindness became the shadows of darkness which enfolds your memory, and no longer allows you to comprehend yourself as the very image and likeness, and vibration of "light that lighteth every man that cometh into the world."
Light: that light "God commanded to shine out of darkness." That light which every man, woman, and child is, because it is that light which "lighteth every man that cometh into the world."
That light God commanded to shine out out of darkness of the womb where the illusion of the reality of the flesh, material, and human intellectual comprehension begins. Which darkness keeps you from going no further than yourself, and reflecting the reflection of your human mind's opinions, philosophies, concepts, and thoughts. It is this darkness the you lives in; where you began seeing yourself in imaginary pictures describing the words of the thoughts locked in your mind.
In such living, in such viewing, you came to believe in the individuality of free will apart from the Essence of who and what you are; forgetting still more, that the atoning vibration of the inner Voice of Conscience, which continuously speaks to your soul, mind, and body, can only be interpreted by the Voice's own Spirit. "Do not interpretations belong to God."
which the Lord thy God let thee these
forty years in the wilderness, to humble
thee, and to prove thee, to know
what was in thine heart, whether thou
wouldest keep his commandment, or no"
(Dt.8:2).
From the very moment of conception of the human embryo, the lie is also conceived that birth is the beginning of life. Upon exit from the womb, the domination of the lie takes affect, and from that point on, man seeks various gods, and powers for his personal favoritism.
Then somewhere in the divide between living and dying, a story comes into man's consciousness about a mysterious being who change the life, and belief of someone, be it man, or woman, king of peasant, to take notice of the life they are living, and the cause of that life they live. Here, upon the pages before you, I will present such a story. Some has heard it; some has read about it, and some will be hearing it for the first time. Nevertheless, the story which will be placed before you is different in context from what has been read, or told before, because it is told from an inner Voice which proceed out of the depth of darkness where God dwells.
There is one in Scripture named Melchizedek. Briefly Melchizedek is mentioned; once in Genesis, once in the Psalms, and a few time in the Book of Hebrews where the apostle Paul tell us we are all priest after the order of Melchizedek, "If we hold fast the confidence and rejoicing of the hope firm unto the end." Scripture tell us Melchizedek was "without father, without mother, without descent, having neither beginning of days nor end of life."
Those who read the Book of Hebrews today have an advantage over those this Book was first scripted to, not because of the contemporary interpretations pastors, and teachers of the Scriptures offer, and given; the advantage today is because there is a change in consciousness taking place in individual men, which change in nullifying the Adam and Eve consciousness which has kept mankind imprisoned in a temporary void of nothingness. A change in consciousness which allows men to step out of the second chapter of Genesis, back into the first chapter where all is whole, perfect, complete, and pure infinitely. Where everything is so perfect that the Father rest, because all is alive in Him, and there is no death, only spiritual life where the male and female created as His image and likeness cannot be imprisoned in a mess of bones and flesh with finite sensations and thoughts of imperfection.
Our purpose of entering into the parenthesis of flesh is to overcome the domination and imprisonment of our wills and minds. We are here to bear witness to the invisible forms of Spirit as being the forms of the kingdom of God. Our purpose is to bear witness to the truth that the nature of God is infinite, and His infinity swallows up the temporal mind of flesh. That God is the only creator, and all God created is beyond the possible destruction of any power known to man. And in our bearing witness to the Creator, we are to learn how to walk in that when God has created without fear, or aloneness.
The entire idea, in all of Scripture is to awaken mankind to this truth, which is we are to find the real kingdom of God within ourselves, and step out of the thoughts where destruction is possible. In this consciousness is where true repentance begin, for in this consciousness it is realized that all that exist in the universe of God is the perfect divine image of the one Mind of Consciousness.
This is the truth, and it is a present truth, which means perfection is everywhere the one Mind is. Imperfection is therefore a lie, and a lie is an illusion, and by believing in the illusion, then mankind believes that there is such a thing as imperfection,incompleteness, infallibility, as bad health, and good health; as abundance and lack; in degrees of things; and in the knowledge of good and evil, and these beliefs must become externalized conditions of those beliefs, and those beliefs will be manifested, not into the world, but as man's world of enviornment, conditions, situations, and circumstances.
So what must be done to combat these beliefs? The first things is to remember "the battle is not yours, but Gods." This means the place one must stand is in truth. In truth one brings to pass the miracle in which the human mind, which converts itself into externalized forms of good and evil, is no longer able to function in man's knowledge of the truth. And as man's mind opens to the truth, the truth that there is only one Mind, the Mind of God, then man will begin to realize that his only consciousness can be nothing but divine, and then man will begin to see the meaning of Christ; that Spirit of obedience in him which has never yielded Itself to baal.
The one divine Consciousness is already established as our individual divine Consciousness. It is the Christ consciousness, and the reality of the Christ consciousness is that it is the only Consciousness which we can function from, because It is the underlining source of our lives. When we accept that divine Consciousness, individualized as Christ consciousness as all there is, then we will not, for we cannot accept our human consciousness as a power of opposition to divine Consciousness, for we will have broke the hypnotism, and we will see that the Christ forms are never conditioned, or dependent on degrees of good and evil in matter. We will know that the forms in our human minds, being not Christ forms, are not real forms.
So, in total obedience; in total surrender of our human spirit of conscious awareness to the Christ consciousness, we stand on the truth that we have one Consciousness, the only one there is; the divine Consciousness which is called Christ in us. Then we shall know why the kingdom of God is in us. Our Christ consciousness within us is that kingdom of God; and if we stray from it, we are in condition form that will show forth only because they are externalized conditions of our false belief.
The obedient Spirit is obviously the one endlessly living "Today is the day of salvation." Living in the Spirit of his/her image and likeness of "Christ in them, their hope of glory." The Christ who Enoch, Laotzu, Buddha, and Jesus cried out to when they yield up their human spirits: "Not as I wilt, but as thou wilt," and was received into the Consciousness of Infinity. It is this being who is living life as a beholder; a listening servant obedient to that "still small voice"; and allowing that Voice to speak through them "in deed and in truth."
The obedient Spirit has stepped through the veil of human consciousness, by walking through the universal human consciousness, which once had made that Spirit being, because of ignorance, believe in another consciousness which had equal powers to the Divine, and could rival that which, not only is its source of being, but is the very substance for it to be.
Then somewhere in the divide between living and dying, a story comes into man's consciousness about a mysterious being who change the life, and belief of someone, be it man, or woman, king of peasant, to take notice of the life they are living, and the cause of that life they live. Here, upon the pages before you, I will present such a story. Some has heard it; some has read about it, and some will be hearing it for the first time. Nevertheless, the story which will be placed before you is different in context from what has been read, or told before, because it is told from an inner Voice which proceed out of the depth of darkness where God dwells.
There is one in Scripture named Melchizedek. Briefly Melchizedek is mentioned; once in Genesis, once in the Psalms, and a few time in the Book of Hebrews where the apostle Paul tell us we are all priest after the order of Melchizedek, "If we hold fast the confidence and rejoicing of the hope firm unto the end." Scripture tell us Melchizedek was "without father, without mother, without descent, having neither beginning of days nor end of life."
Those who read the Book of Hebrews today have an advantage over those this Book was first scripted to, not because of the contemporary interpretations pastors, and teachers of the Scriptures offer, and given; the advantage today is because there is a change in consciousness taking place in individual men, which change in nullifying the Adam and Eve consciousness which has kept mankind imprisoned in a temporary void of nothingness. A change in consciousness which allows men to step out of the second chapter of Genesis, back into the first chapter where all is whole, perfect, complete, and pure infinitely. Where everything is so perfect that the Father rest, because all is alive in Him, and there is no death, only spiritual life where the male and female created as His image and likeness cannot be imprisoned in a mess of bones and flesh with finite sensations and thoughts of imperfection.
Our purpose of entering into the parenthesis of flesh is to overcome the domination and imprisonment of our wills and minds. We are here to bear witness to the invisible forms of Spirit as being the forms of the kingdom of God. Our purpose is to bear witness to the truth that the nature of God is infinite, and His infinity swallows up the temporal mind of flesh. That God is the only creator, and all God created is beyond the possible destruction of any power known to man. And in our bearing witness to the Creator, we are to learn how to walk in that when God has created without fear, or aloneness.
The entire idea, in all of Scripture is to awaken mankind to this truth, which is we are to find the real kingdom of God within ourselves, and step out of the thoughts where destruction is possible. In this consciousness is where true repentance begin, for in this consciousness it is realized that all that exist in the universe of God is the perfect divine image of the one Mind of Consciousness.
This is the truth, and it is a present truth, which means perfection is everywhere the one Mind is. Imperfection is therefore a lie, and a lie is an illusion, and by believing in the illusion, then mankind believes that there is such a thing as imperfection,incompleteness, infallibility, as bad health, and good health; as abundance and lack; in degrees of things; and in the knowledge of good and evil, and these beliefs must become externalized conditions of those beliefs, and those beliefs will be manifested, not into the world, but as man's world of enviornment, conditions, situations, and circumstances.
So what must be done to combat these beliefs? The first things is to remember "the battle is not yours, but Gods." This means the place one must stand is in truth. In truth one brings to pass the miracle in which the human mind, which converts itself into externalized forms of good and evil, is no longer able to function in man's knowledge of the truth. And as man's mind opens to the truth, the truth that there is only one Mind, the Mind of God, then man will begin to realize that his only consciousness can be nothing but divine, and then man will begin to see the meaning of Christ; that Spirit of obedience in him which has never yielded Itself to baal.
The one divine Consciousness is already established as our individual divine Consciousness. It is the Christ consciousness, and the reality of the Christ consciousness is that it is the only Consciousness which we can function from, because It is the underlining source of our lives. When we accept that divine Consciousness, individualized as Christ consciousness as all there is, then we will not, for we cannot accept our human consciousness as a power of opposition to divine Consciousness, for we will have broke the hypnotism, and we will see that the Christ forms are never conditioned, or dependent on degrees of good and evil in matter. We will know that the forms in our human minds, being not Christ forms, are not real forms.
So, in total obedience; in total surrender of our human spirit of conscious awareness to the Christ consciousness, we stand on the truth that we have one Consciousness, the only one there is; the divine Consciousness which is called Christ in us. Then we shall know why the kingdom of God is in us. Our Christ consciousness within us is that kingdom of God; and if we stray from it, we are in condition form that will show forth only because they are externalized conditions of our false belief.
The obedient Spirit is obviously the one endlessly living "Today is the day of salvation." Living in the Spirit of his/her image and likeness of "Christ in them, their hope of glory." The Christ who Enoch, Laotzu, Buddha, and Jesus cried out to when they yield up their human spirits: "Not as I wilt, but as thou wilt," and was received into the Consciousness of Infinity. It is this being who is living life as a beholder; a listening servant obedient to that "still small voice"; and allowing that Voice to speak through them "in deed and in truth."
The obedient Spirit has stepped through the veil of human consciousness, by walking through the universal human consciousness, which once had made that Spirit being, because of ignorance, believe in another consciousness which had equal powers to the Divine, and could rival that which, not only is its source of being, but is the very substance for it to be.
(cont. on page 6)
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