Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Divine Source

As the Source of all, God is not stagnant, it is continuing to grow through an inner awareness to become more expansive and more of its own Self. The Source is collectively a part of everything and yet It is still a force unto Itself. It seeks to gain greater experiences through the process of materialization and It expands not only into the past but also into the limitless future. Because It is the Source of all things, It has experienced all there is to know about everything so It has become Omniscient.

We have a unique agreement with this intelligence because on a celestial level, our consciousness (being one with Universal consciousness) has collaborated together so that we may garner increasingly more experiences in the form of being. Our Higher Selves have the duty of gathering up these collective experiences and guiding us throughout countless lifetimes so that we may gain further insight for the Source upon which we will return. Therefore, our evolutionary goal is to identify and become one with the Source of which we are made. This will allow us to expand our purpose so that we are able to appreciate the enormity of what we are. The first step is to acknowledge that we are the Source through the living spirit within our being.—Dr. Peter C. Rogers, Ultimate Truth: Book I

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Intergration

Each person possesses an inner spirituality that is not connected to doctrine. If we can release the doctrine and touch the innate spirituality, we begin the integration process. It extends outward onto the planet by the honoring of every person's truth as a manifestation of the One Truth. This allows each of us to coexist within our philosophies without needing to change each others' beliefs. The fact that God/All That Is exists is not changed by our argument over which color robe "He" wears. We are so afraid of being alone and separate that we create even more separation through our desire to have a unified doctrine. If we have the courage to begin touching this inner spirituality, we will see our transformation blossom...The Prism of Lyra

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Jesus?

What if the figure we know as Jesus never even existed? What would this revelation do to your faith and your way of believing? While this question may seem unrealistic to some, the reality is, recently I had to ask myself this very question. Fortunately for me the answer didn’t come in that instant but it came slowly over a period of time in a gradual gentle sort of way. Had it come to me in an instant, it probably would have been too devastating for me to handle considering my entire belief system was based on the teachings of Christianity which are founded on the life and teachings of Jesus the Christ. What had to happen for me was that I first needed to break free of the stranglehold Christianity had me in. This came in the form of Islam. And although I went from one form of belief system to another, this adjustment allowed me to accept Jesus as merely a prophet as opposed to him being the actual “Son of God,” and the Savior to the world. With this change in my belief, I was one step closer to freedom. After several years, my seeking led me to realize that even Islam was not the only proponent of truth and that there was an even greater aspect of my being that was still seeking to find truth in whatever form it might take. At that point, I started to open up to the possibility of simply being the spiritual entity that I am without the labels or the dogmas and the systematic way of thinking. It was in making that adjustment that I became able to handle the truth of what I otherwise wouldn’t have been able to handle. That truth being that the figure I was raised to believe in, cherish and worship as the son of god and my savior, was nothing more than a figment of someone’s imagination.

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Masters

What then are we to think..? Is the world truly in need of a savior to make himself known in order for humanity to find an equilibrium? It’s no mystery that practically all of the world religions speak of the return of some form of savior that will one day rid the world of all its woes thus bringing about a heaven-on-earth scenario. But is this really needed? Is it not true that we must each seek to work out our own salvation and that no one can ever help us to reach self-realization? I’m of the opinion that while there is in fact some form of Spiritual Hierarchy that oversees planetary evolution; each individual soul has the responsibility of working out its own salvation, that being his or her evolutionary plan. Nothing outside of ourselves can save us from ourselves. I do however, subscribe to the idea of Ascended Masters otherwise I wouldn’t be expounding on it here. Only my interpretation is somewhat different in that these Masters are no different than you or I and they have each manifested here in order to reach the level of awareness that they have achieved through self-realization. This is something that all of us are capable of through practice and mastery. Granted this may take several life-times, it is the purpose of our being, the sole/soul reason for existing. We are all masters in our own right seeking to ascend to higher levels of consciousness through the examples we know as the Christ, Buddha, Krishna, Muhammad, and countless others. They were no different than we are today and we will all reach the same level of awareness whenever we decide to live and dwell as the masters that we truly are.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Truth is Relative

In dealing with reality, we must therefore be referring to truth. But “truth is relative” you say, therefore how can one reality be constant for everyone? And the answer is—it’s not. Truth comes in many shapes and sizes and is therefore localized in the individual. What holds true for one may not hold true for all. This is why there are countless belief systems, philosophies and understandings. For example; there is the belief in correspondence which says that truth should actually correspond with the state of affairs. Or the coherence theory which says that truth has to have a proper fit within the whole system. Or the constructive theory which holds that truth is constructed by the social processes and is historically and culturally specific. And finally, the consensus theory which supposes that truth is whatever is agreed upon. But one thing does hold true for all and this is that we must all seek our own understanding of truth and honor that which we hold to be true for ourselves while at the same time honoring the truth of others.

Monday, March 15, 2010

Know ye not that ye are gods...?

Being one with energy, we are functioning in an invisible matrix called the electromagnetic force field, we are a fundamental physical force that is responsible for interactions between charged particles that are about a hundred times the strength of the force that extends over infinite distances and is dominant over atomic and molecular distances. We exude a magnetic pulse, as such; we are powerful beings with all of the attributes of the original Source.

As we give conscious thought to energy, in other words, contemplate it or focus on it, the energy all about us increases, as does the magnetism of the field which surrounds us. As our magnetism increases, so does our desire. As our desire increases, so does our energy flow. The very nature of our existence is pure, raw, unadulterated energy. Far too often we are taught that we are powerless so that we will look to something or someone beyond ourselves in which to bestow our energy.

At its core, energy is the ability to do work or to cause change and we posses all the power we will ever need to exact change right within our make up. The moment we decide to send out a real soul-call to God, Infinite Omniscience responds and an energetic vibration is sent from you into the Universe, which draws into your experience that which will support the fulfillment of your desire. We must embrace our energy. Harness it; hone it as if it were a laser in which to dissolve the strongholds of debilitating thought and beliefs long held. We have to free ourselves from the exhausted, parasitic doctrines of old that only serve to invoke fear and weakness in us.

We are sleeping giants that must rise up and declare our rightful place as the gods and goddesses that we are. We are fashioned in the image and likeness of a perpetual energy that can never be destroyed. We are eternal beings and when we speak and live from this truth, others will shout ‘blasphemy,’ but do not hearken unto their cries for they have not yet come to terms with their own true Divinity. We are Divine energy having expression as being, through us and for us. As such, when we see ourselves, we are seeing the God of all creation and as the Christ once said ‘when you see me, you see the Father for he and I are one.’ In this state of awareness, we essentially become our true divine selves.