You are absolutely right! And very nicely put. All those good things I mentioned are sub-divisions of love, just as we are subdivisions of God - just walking capsules of love, if only we all knew it.Posted by Akasha (here)
Thanks for that, Star Mariner. I understand what you are saying now, but would you not agree that "wisdom, grace, humility, patience, compassion" are in fact attributes of love, not to mention the other qualities ascribed to "the Spirit" in Galatians 5.22-23 ?
Yeh absolutely. I do understand why many feel they need to place a human face on "God", and Christians may quote: 'god created man in his own image', so that is quite likely the origin of that ideology.Posted by Akasha (here)
I should also add that I totally agree with you regarding the "misconception in the Human perception of God". My concept of love actually being God helps to avoid that anthropomorphic trap too, instead summoning up images of energy or "the force" as you mentioned in one of your earlier posts.
Even though me and you may differ in the woven pattern and colour of our ideologies, kreagle, we share the same source nonetheless, and the yarns of our understanding weave toward the same destination. That is why I visited this thread, to help bring to the table different or even completely disparate themes that can still find a common ground. Religious separation is a great evil in this world, perhaps the worst of all. I would love for all of us, of whatever belief, and from whatever background, to sit down together, break bread and celebrate that which brings us together rather than what sets us apart. (see my Avatar).Posted by kreagle (here)
While there are 'those' who believe that there was 'water underneath Peter's feet',....as he walked, ( for awhile), towards Jesus,.....I will submit to 'each of you' that this is a 'complete misunderstanding and interpretation of the Scriptures!'
You, nor I, ( nor Peter), can 'walk on water',.....it's an 'impossibility!'
See… in an amused sort of way I’m a tad confused! You strike me as someone who interprets the bible very strictly to the letter, so it really surprises me that you derive a metaphorical meaning in this passage rather than a literal. Normally I’d say that was a good thing, the separation of which I spoke before, the ‘taking corners’ arises from reading everything by the letter.
But here kreagle, and mate I think you’ll laugh at this! For here is a spiritual free-thinker telling the Christian that his interpretation of scripture is not hard-core enough!! Lol.
I do believe that we can, very literally walk on water with the Power of thought – belief, if we know how to manifest it. I must think that you do believe that Jesus himself did do this right? From walking on water to curing the sick, he performed what in our day to day existence is nothing short of miracles, right? If he did not, and we are left with completely with metaphor, then the life of Jesus is reduced to what, a fairy-tale?
I submit to you, kreagle, that walking on water is NOT an impossibility. Christ could do this, not as a parlour trick, and not because of some stupid human distortion that would call it witchcraft or some other nonsense. He did it because he was so advanced in Spirit that he literally had command of Matter manifested around him. Nothing he did was outside of natural law – and yes that means Science. Parapsychology.
Radical Christians would have this as the devil’s work, which is garbage talk. For the sake of all that is merciful, Jesus did it!! Jesus showed it, at work before the disbelieving eyes of his followers. The Romans crucified him because he was so advanced in the Mysteries that he posed a massive threat to them.
Spirit trumps matter, every day of the week!
Listen, my friend. Jesus was a symbol of all that we can become if we could just understand that there is a Power in our soul, waiting to be tapped. We are not Humans with a spirit inside of us, we are Spirits clad in human shape, and that we are each and everyone one of us a sub-division of the Creator-Source. This is what Jesus came to tell us. This is what Jesus came to show us, to present a perfect paradigm for us to aspire to.
The power of Spirit can alter physiological states. We see this in healing performed. We see this in prayers answered. We see this in advanced yogis who can enter such a deep state of mental clarity that they can levitate! IT.IS.TRUE. Open yourself to this reality – this is the power of the burgeoning Spiritual Human at work, because we can attain the perfection that Jesus demonstrated. And no I don’t just mean walking on water, that was merely an illustration that Matter is illusion, and that Spirit is the reality, which poor Peter was not quite ready to believe in.
No one that I am aware of, has yet ever emulated the degree of perfection and understanding that Jesus possessed. So no one will be walking on water any time soon. Small wonder, as humanity is still (very unfortunately) locked within a dense, dark prison of subjugation, of pain, of hatred, of persecution, injustice and war. This is our paradigm. And now do you see why TPTB want to keep it this way, just as the Romans wanted to keep it this way 2,000 years ago?
Water, food, the air we breathe… poison, to keep us dumbed down to our base emotions, our weakest capacity. And men behind curtains turn the wheels of the world. 2,000 years since Christ, and but for technology, how far have we developed? Not far, my friend. Not far. TPTB keep it this way for a damned good reason. They don’t want humans to unite, evolve, change… or embark upon the revolution that we are Spirits clad in Human shape and all that Jesus was we can become. Jesus wanted us to BE as he was, become what he had become… Quote the passage kreagle, I’m sure you have one that outlines that very clearly!... TPTB don’t want a population of Christs on their hands!
We can become everything that he was in heart, in mind, and in spirit, if we learn to cultivate the faith that he teaches, and the love that he embodies.
It is in us, my friend. Dormant. IT IS IN US ALL OF US.





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