Premise: Sin is
nothing other than missing the mark, not being on the path to enlightenment,
not getting it, and thus missing out on the blessings of this state, and having
to endure the consequences of missing out.
Suffering, then, is the absence of that which brings
blessing – not a punishment
If Jesus was God Incarnate, Divinity in the flesh, then what
did His death mean and what does his shed blood work?
This is not a religious question, requiring statements of
faith and theology. This question is aimed at the very heart of what went on
when Jesus died and his blood bled out of his body. God did not want us to
simply believe in a thing which was purely symbolical, which is what Judaism
and Christianity are all about. Christianity is a symbolic faith – Christ's
death represents God's love and forgiveness, His blood is symbolic of the
washing away of our sins.
If it was meant to be just symbolic, could God not have
chosen some other less tragic and less painful symbolism?
If everything was purely symbolical, my answer would be yes,
He could have.
But he didn't! Why not? Why did he go through with this
desperate plan to save mankind, and to save them from what?
Surmise: The
purpose of life on Earth is to discover our origin, our source of life, our
belongingness to the One Divine Entity.
To give us a boost God devised a plan to share his energy
information with us.
We are all connected. Everything is energy. Light is energy,
gravity is energy, rocks, water and trees are energy, all of life is energy,
our consciousness and thoughts are energy. Everything is a form of energy,
resonating at various unique vibrations.
This is why we are lifted when in the presence of high
energy individuals, or at a high energy event. This also explains why we feel
bad when someone with low energy, someone with a bad attitude or anger or
depression, comes close to us.
Energy resonates and affects other energies it touches. So
blood also is an energy form. It is also a known fact that objects and water
can contain information, or the vibrations of other sources of energy, and that
this information can be transmitted from one energy source to another, from one
glass of water to another, or from one object to another.
So my suggestion is that Jesus came to Earth, not simply to
teach and die a symbolic death, but to transmute his Divine energy information
into His followers, by reprogramming their consciousness through the energy of
His teaching, His presence and even through His breath.
The Earth itself was due an energy boost, received through
the information and energy of Jesus' blood which poured into the ground. This
revitalizing energy could be carried throughout the planet, influencing soil
and water and eventually all of humankind.
Dr. David Hawkins has calibrated using kinesiology the
levels of consciousness throughout history, and has recorded a rise in human
consciousness shortly after Jesus' time on Earth.
Hypothesis: My
conclusion is therefore:
We are all here for a purpose.
We are all connected.
We all energy.
We all miss the mark for why we are here. We all fail to
realize who we are and what our role is in this life and how we can tap into
the Divine power which is ours.
Jesus came to instil His knowledge and energy into us to
help us towards that goal of purposeful living with power and enlightenment.
His dying and the shedding of His blood, seeping into the
earth, transfers His Divine energy and information code into the earth and thus
into all creatures.
This new energy, along with the spread of enlightened
teaching, from Jesus and other enlightened individuals, urges the overall human
consciousness level upwards, and leads to more seeking individuals finding a
path to enlightenment and living lives of purpose in services to humankind.
And so the story continues.
Faith, then, being a belief in something, and being that
which connects our desires and wishes to the Universal Source, is crucial in
this path of enlightenment. Faith is the channel though which this Divine
information and energy can flow, not just into the individual believing, but
also towards those to whom the faith is directed, as in healing.
This is the culmination of observation, listening, learning,
reading and much thinking. I don't say it is correct. It is a theory. What do
you think? |
