Who Shall See God

Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. 

Jesus Christ spoke these words at his Sermon on the Mount.

Because many do not see, nor hear God, they assume there is no God.

The Seers, those with clear vision, have seen what you have not.

Those with eyes to see and ears to hear are changed by their experience.

You cannot be told what you cannot see and We cannot unsee it.

When your eyes are opened and your heart is pure, you will begin to see and hear what lies behind the door of consciousness.

Your consciousness must be purified, elevated to get a glimpse of this.  It is important to work on inspiration, gratitude, loving and caring thoughts and actions.  These will reset your vibration to higher levels and as you purify your mind and heart, the light will flood your consciousness.  Only then will you begin to see.  When you stop to listen when you pray, only then will you begin to hear.

The Plan

An Architect creates a blueprint in order to plan out a house or building before construction.

I calculate pensions.  I use a spreadsheet to prove my calculations.

Sometimes I’m just thinking, or traveling on a plane, away from my computer, and I come up with a whole new spreadsheet. One time, I solved a problem that was many years old and had a whole new idea on how to do a certain calculation. The problem was I was away on vacation. Couldn’t wait to get back and make my new spreadsheet! It was a great success.  We use it all the time now for a certain type of calculation that used to be done very manually.  This saves us a lot of time.

I read that Albert Einstein thought about problems involving time and space for decades running little thought experiments in his head until he finally came up with the Theory of Relativity. Various aspects of the Theory of Relativity are still being proven today in the lab.

Something we cannot even fathom is in the mind of the creator. And this is his workshop, his spreadsheet, his blueprint.

Every particle of existence flits in and out of the void, and we’ve known for a century that all manifest creation is responsive to consciousness.

It is all consciousness.

In the Circle of Infinity, the algorithms repeat and refine until a perfect pattern emerges.  All of this happens in the blinking of an eye, or as Einstein would say when time is stopped, at the place where light and time stand still at the center of the Light Heavens .

Jesus

Following the example of Jesus is not the same as organized religion. One is pure of heart, an excellent example of humanity. The other is twisted, corrupt and power hungry.  The difference is reading the bible vs theology.  There are profound moral lessons in the bible. I don't think its perfect but it will help you grow in spirit.  I've spent most of my life studying "religion" always the purest forms or texts I can find. Never theology. Jesus was the greatest example of how a human being should live. He lived to serve others, teach them, heal them, love them and gave everything he had for this purpose.  Whether a man or a God, he is the greatest character ever written.  He is an inspiration to man to rise above his impoverished nature and shine his inner light.

Ringo

Last night, as I lay in bed trying to go to sleep, I felt something jump on the bed. I was a little scared and I turned on the light and still nothing there. I assumed I must’ve jolted and make the bed jump.

I turned off the light and said some prayers, making sure there were no evil spirits around me.

I drifted off to sleep.

When I woke, I realized I had dreamt of Ringo. It was an odd dream, I was an observer at some sort of baseball tournament, but the rules were a bit different.

Dogs were allowed to play, and so were birds. Each round, play would be over if one of the dogs could snag a bird from the air, and that dog’s team would win that round. I watched as my Ringo zipped across the field and snagged a bird.

Gently he held his prize in his jaw until it was acknowledged that he had captured the bird and won the round.

Ringo came off the field, and play resumed for the next round. I saw him streak across the field again and capture another fowl!  Ringo was young and alive again, and I was so proud of him!

Without even waiting to see how the game ended, I snapped a picture of the score and went off to show people how proud I was of my dog!

It was like a combination of baseball and the golden snitch from Harry Potter.

I don’t know how he did it, but Ringo came home last night.

Why are Democrats Angry

Someone noticed that many Democrats are apparently angry nowadays.  The observer even went so far as to say, hateful.  Are Democrats angry? Have they been vocal about their disgust, or distress with the current ‘administration?’

I’d like to respond to that.

What? Angry? 

No, of course not!

We like having a laughing-stock idiot President.  

We Democrats enjoy having voted for a Rhodes Scholar, winning the majority, and then being cheated by a flim-flam GOP-party skewed electorate.  

It’s actually a delight beyond words to watch the planet choke off and die knowing our children and grandchildren will get to live in a Republican Hell, with violent weather, racist gun-toting morons, and economic mismanagement.  

Top it all off with an obvious coup d’etat with Russia holding the President by the short-hairs, and we’re a downright happy lot!

No no.  Democrats are not angry.  Anger is a very unproductive emotion.  We’re just telling it like it is.  At some point the irrational exuberance of having the keys to the car will wear off and the stocks will crumble because that is what happens to unregulated markets.  

As we harden our hearts to displaced and frightened refugees around the globe, one day we will walk in their shoes.  We speak for ourselves when we show no mercy.

We spoil our own nest when we litter the seas and rape the planet.

We failed because we did not understand the weakness of our fellow man.  We never dreamt such a vile creature could become President.  Democrats are not angry.  There are no words to describe the disgust and horror we feel.

Dark Light

The Spell of consciousness is the color of your emotional state.

A belief is anchored by the mindset and it will defy reality.

When emotions are strong, your thoughts are influenced by the accompanying color of consciousness.  Passions such as anger hate envy shade and color thoughts and your consciousness is unable to perceive clearly.  A calm mind is able to perceive clearly because it is illuminated with white Light.

The dark light of anger renders the mind blind with rage.  It is tied to thought and as such it is a light-wave which travels at the speed of thought.

Thoughts travel through time because they travel with light.  As such, Time stands still, relativity is broken and time is constant.

The dark light is very dangerous.  It can cause thought to become violent.  Even as a light-wave it can  influence others and change their state of consciousness.

The dark light is the means of the so-called psychic attack.  The powerful mind can generate a wave of anger which when released is capable of causing disruption to others’ consciousness and subsequent reactions such as dysphoria, panic and even accidents.

Consciousness is the very medium of our existence.  It is more than a mindset, more than perception. Consciousness is the so-called Will of God in which all creation exists.  It is all Mind, an ocean of consciousness, and each Mind is like an eddy of thought, an idea amongst Ideas, amongst Paradigms.

This continues our discussion on Perception and Belief.  Look for more.

Belief and Perception

Whatever your beliefs, they are derived through your experience of life, your thoughts and your perception.

As such, it is likely you will have similar beliefs to others who have had some of the same experiences, or lived in the same environment.

Books and movies can give us a glimpse of different lifestyles and change our mindset.  For example, the book Uncle Tom’s Cabin shone a light on the subject of  slavery in America.  The book is credited with changing America’s attitude toward and tolerance of slavery.  If true, that book also stands at least partly responsible for the bloodiest war in US history.  It was a war where brother fought against brother.  Whatever the outcome, there would be tragedy and sorrow across America.  I’ve learned that many Americans have no idea what the US Civil War was about.  Did you know this? Here’s a surprising stat:  Roughly 1,264,000 American soldiers have died in the nation's wars--620,000  in the Civil War and 644,000 in all other conflicts.

I mention the American Civil War as a consequence of new and changing thought, not to be negative, but rather it is my point that different attitudes cause conflict.

That war ended in 1865, but the division between north and south never ended.  In the 21st Century we revisit that war each time we tear down a monument to the confederacy, and each time we remove a confederate flag.  While President Lincoln waged this war to preserve the union, at any cost, to this day we remain fractured as a nation.  We bitterly disagree on the issues of the past as well as the present.  Our battles are waged in the press, social media and with guns, explosives and politics.

This is not an isolated case.  For thousands of years violence has festered in the Middle East, and a battle that began in biblical times has never really ended. This is the pattern of civilization.  Our battles may be won or lost, but we live and wait to rise again.

This is because we cannot agree on the correct principles for living.  Battle is the primitive way to settle differences.

Battle only temporarily resolves any issue, but the destruction is permanent.

The anger festers and the cycle of attack, war and destruction is endless. It is a circle or cycle of hate and violence.

In The Circle of Infinity, I ask how does one escape a closed circle?

The answer has to do with you, your belief and perception.

.... (to be continued)