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What If Christ Was Never Born

The text reflects on the duality of birth and existence, questioning the true nature of being "born." It suggests that what we perceive as birth might merely be a transition from one womb to another, creating an illusion of being Alive. James posits that individuals continue to depend on external sustenance, thus raising doubts about whether true Living state has ever begun. There’s concern about societal programming that keeps people unaware of their true potential. Ultimately, the narrative conveys a longing for genuine Living presence, suggesting that the belief in already being Alive is a programmed deception that smothers true birth and liberation of the The Branch of Life the Human Beings were created from; The Branch of Life that is Christ.

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The Second Coming of Christ

The Second Coming of Christ Will Be One last desperate attempt to wake the dead. What is written in my blog, "God's Day, God's Way" is divinely inspired, but is not intended to provide comfort to the "human" mind and body. It is intended to knock the "human" mind and body to the ground; to metaphorically mount the "human" mind and body. And to subsequently slap the "non-living" day lights out of the "human" mind and body, in one last ditch effort to wake the dead!

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Is Humanity Truly Alive? Exploring Existence

In this reflective piece from 2018, the author examines the notion of truly being "alive" versus merely existing. They argue that human behavior often revolves around asserting power and seeking security, but questions arise about whether these actions genuinely reflect a state of being alive. Instead, they propose that many people are, in fact, "walking dead," engaging in destructive behaviors to compensate for a lack of liveliness. Central to this inquiry is the importance of recognizing one’s own perceived deadness to unlock a more authentic living presence. The author advocates for a spiritual awakening that transcends societal constructs, ultimately encouraging a deeper exploration of existence.

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Can A Robot Ever Win? Understanding Life

The content reflects on the existential dilemma of identity and purpose, framed through the lens of a human's potential to "win" or achieve an "Alive" status. The author expresses uncertainty about their own identity, feeling the presence of three "Lives" and lacking individual sovereignty. It questions the nature of existence and ownership, suggesting that humanity's current perception of life limits its true realization of becoming alive. The text critiques Man's manipulation of the life humans were made from, hinting at a historical regression that stifles evolution. Ultimately, it posits that a human could "win" by recognizing its own non-living state, thus highlighting the deeper quest for understanding and self-realization in life.

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The Dawn of a New Day for Humanity

The dawn of a new day for humanity is my driving force for my granddaughter, her children, their children and for all of yours. But, what is written in http://www.godsdaygodsway.org is information I received from God and describes a very different story about how we came to be. God, through the life of his son is not here to comfort or baby us. As a human, I am here as a messenger, to slap some sense into us. To try and wake us up, so that we may be able to rise above our programmed reality. To free the "Living Presence" that is within the "Life" we were all created from. The true Living God is not hard to understand, just painful to accept. As humans, we cannot continue to allow the quest for comfort and peace to block our truth and keep us from God.