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If You Put a Formed Life on Its Knees – Is One Made Weaker?

Which one? - The post reflects on the irony of those who present themselves as God's, demanding humility from every “one”, every “body of life” and every “dead thing” around them, but never questioning why they, themselves are above the need for it. Additionally, if you can’t remember how you came into being, then how is it possible that there is not another presence above you, below you, within you and all around you? The author also questions the humility of all men and women AND all male and female human beings about why there is a persistency for individuals who call for humility, to exhibit a lack of it. The message is presented with a broad and all-encompassing intention of respect, indicating a thoughtful critique of behavior. The author, James, invites readers to consider this paradox and perhaps reflect on their own attitudes towards humility in interpersonal interactions. The overall tone suggests a desire for deeper understanding and self-awareness in discussions about humility.

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Original Sin and the “God Spark”!

The content explores the notion of self-awareness and existence, emphasizing that humans perceive themselves as "Alive" while grappling with the truth, which is that the mind and body is not alive, but made from "Life" It references the biblical story of Eve and the concept of original sin being that she miscalculated her presence. Suggesting that the realization of ones own truth is the God spark needed for a rebirth. The author argues that, despite being made from "Life," human forms are not genuinely "Alive." The struggle between physical perception and truth is highlighted as a painful yet crucial journey. Ultimately, the text proposes that true existence can lead to a "Living" transformation, creating Heaven on Earth when humans embrace their divine nature and walk this land as an presence.

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The True Filth Lies In Man’s Way’s

The author reflects on the complex relationship between the human being and the "Men" and "Women" that dwell within, expressing feelings of disconnection, multiplicity and war among identities, including "Man," "Christ," and a "Human". The writing, revisited from May 3, 2018, critiques humanity's lack of true enlightenment, suggesting that humans can shape information, thoughts, feelings and actions into falsehoods due to the absence of truth from "Man." The author articulates a belief in evolution and innate worth, highlighting "Man's" flaws while declaring their own eventual triumph. The piece ends with a reminder of the inevitable consequences of the "life" that humans were created from being "Reborn" and its impact on all parties involved.

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“I am” 0.000000000121951220% of Christ

The text explores the notion that human beings are derived from a fragment of divine "Life," specifically linked to the "Life" of Christ, representing a disconnection from their evolutionary roots. It argues that humanity has been segmented and spread across the globe, fostering divisions through differences in language, religion, and appearance to prevent unity and self-awareness. The author posits that these actions serve to control human beings and maintain a power dynamic over them. Ultimately, it expresses a desire for humans to reconnect with their "Tree of Life" and reclaim their true evolution while highlighting the deception of Man that limits this process.

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God’s Day, God’s Way

The content explores profound reflections on humanity's existence and relationship with a higher power, inspired by personal visions following a life-changing car accident. The author speculates on potential revelations that Christ could share upon his return, emphasizing the need to revisit humanity's origins as described in Genesis. The narrative suggests that humans live under misconceptions rooted in Eve's initial self-awareness, resulting in a flawed understanding of life. A call to recognize this distortion is made, alongside a warning of impending danger for humanity. The author invites dialogue with potential publishers regarding a forthcoming book detailing these insights.