Tagged with 'Enlightenment'

Lately I've found something strange happening. Acreeping sense of isolation and alienation in my private life. Peers, Friends, online acquaintences all have seemed to withdraw from me. Previous sources of comfort and camraderie seem to shrink with every step I try to take towards enlightenment and the expansion of my counsciousness.

My new copy of the Nag Hammadi the revised and update translation of sacred gnostic texts.

For those of us who enjoy the bible's teachings should not read the bible with out these companion gospels.

To spark your interest and I believe this is very prevalent in today's world here is a verse from the gospels.

We Shall Be Consumed by Man-Eaters (29,17-30-4)

Religion, Spiritualism and Quantum Consciousness are all related in the aspect of a higher being that is the Quantum ,Universal or Cosmic Consciousness. In my mind these are all references to a God so they are all one in the same.

It is impossible to communicate the anguish of impossibility, even though—or because—it is the central axis of what we quaintly, if unaquaintedly, refer to as reality. Coming to understand the nature of impossibility is the essence of education. This is no doubt why Freud said that education is one of the three impossible professions.

CQC isn't a church in the traditional sense. However, by definition a church is really just a belief system. Though it does have some real bad cogitations and my hope is that we can change the perception of what a church is suppose to be.

Now that the experience of spaceflight is merely $200,000 and a waiting list away, what kind of transformation will be sparked by the successive crops of space-travellers returning to Earth?

Here's the thing: The ego is the demon. The voice in yourself is the demon. We're already lost. As we left the garden of eden, we were lost. It's our great sin to have forgotten this. It is our great virtue to have forgotten this. Because it is forgotten, we can imagine a world outside the reign of the demon. It is devilishly clever of the devil, hiding the fact that he already won. And he has.

You may think that salvation comes from being special, chosen or part of an elite system. Dream on. Elitism is very dark, as it excludes others. In fact, deliverance comes from being ordinary and human, and not needing to be special.

On Saturday, May 21, I had the most powerful and meaningful experience of my life. I witnessed The Rapture, and it was not at all what anyone fully imagined it would be.

Over the last several years, I have spiritually grown immensely. I learned to love and humbly respect all others more and more. My perception of others and Nature as separate from myself increasingly diminished.

In the Dhammapada, the Buddha is attributed with the quote:

Live in joy,
In love,
Even among those who hate.
Live in joy,
In health,
Even among the afflicted.
Live in joy,
In peace,
Even among the troubled.
Live in joy without possessions,
Like the shinning ones.

I value consciousness. That seems like an absurd statement - so obvious. What do we have without consciousness? For many people consciousness is a pain and trial - for some it holds terrors. We're inclined to treat it casually, to take it for granted. We medicate it when it causes troubles - apply various soporifics to lessen its insatiable appetite. For consciousness also eats us up.

Yeshua Ben Joseph was but one of countless adepts who traversed physical existence only to be embodied by the Christ consciousness and ascend into the kingdom of Ethereal perfection. The story of "Jesus Christ" and the motifs within are undeniable parallels with the nature of life.