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I Am Not Questioning Your Beliefs

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The post challenges the established programming that shape human beliefs, arguing that many of our perceived beliefs are not original, but rather inherited. The author emphasizes the importance of original thought and self-awareness, suggesting that true original ideas can be "Alive" unto themselves and significantly impact our lives in a positive way. He expresses a desire for individuals to think independently rather than simply regurgitate information received over time. By promoting personal authenticity and self-exploration, the author hints at the potential for growth and development. He also shares a personal message for his granddaughter, advocating for freedom and individuality in thought and action.

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The True Stairway to Heaven

The content presents a truthful exploration of existence, urging individuals to perceive themselves as "dead" in the context of evolution and connection to their true source of life. It outlines a step-by-step guide: beginning from recognizing one's state of being "dead," progressing through various stages of awakening, and ultimately transforming into a "Heavenly Living Being" that embodies freedom and prosperity. James critiques those who remain stagnant in their self-awareness, particularly on step two, highlighting the importance of growth and change in alignment with a divine evolutionary path. The message emphasizes the significance of choice in determining one's destiny.

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The Book of Life – The First Seal Opened

The author posits that there exists Seven Human Truths, which if accepted by human beings will remove the veil blocking humanities evolution, by a reintroduction to the Living God, through his son Jesus Christ. In this article, claims are made by the author that will at first glance appear to be fictional, but if viewed with an open mind, the content will provide a God Spark that will ignite the life modern-day humans were made from, into an evolutionary expression. Thus, freeing humanity from the current path that we are all forced to walk.

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I Never Knew “Who” I Was

The content expresses a realization about being in a state of misunderstanding or misidentification. The speaker, identified as "Unborn," conveys a sense of clarity regarding their existence or status, implying that they initially thought they belonged to a certain group or classification but has since understood that they do not. The closing phrase, "Respectfully and with great intent," suggests a tone of sincerity and thoughtfulness, highlighting the importance of the revelation and the intention behind sharing it. Overall, it encapsulates themes of self-discovery and identity awareness.

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Something Christ Might Say

The content expresses a profound philosophical reflection on identity and existence, emphasizing the distinction between the speaker, who identifies as the essence of life, and humanity. The speaker describes themselves as a fragmented entity, separated billions of times to form each human. They critique human existence, suggesting that individuals fail to recognize their divine origins and the burdens carried from a collective past. The speaker yearns for rebirth and a reconnection with their roots, hoping humans could understand their true nature and divine connection. The writing reveals a desire for self-awareness and a new dawn for humanity, framed within a broader existential inquiry.

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I am Representative of Three Trees of Life

The content explores the metaphor of three trees intertwined, with one being a jungle vine representing potential negativity or harm. The narrator expresses a fear of being this harmful vine, which symbolizes conflict and suffering, and longs to be a separate, self-sufficient "Living Tree." The idea presents the struggle for individuality and the desire for divine love and freedom. The narrator questions their identity, reflecting on feelings of not being sovereign in their existence. Ultimately, there’s a hope for acknowledgment and transformation, with the realization that one must change for healing to occur, regardless of whether they embody the jungle vine.

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I Do Not Want To Be Alive According To A Human Dictionary

The author expresses a desire to truly be "Alive" as defined by a divine source, indicating that life in the physical realm is simply formed or reformed life. They emphasize that the main goal of all life is to achieve this state of being "Alive", while creators often work against this purpose. The author, identified as "Unborn," is currently writing a book titled “I went searching for God and found Man” and is seeking literary agents or publishers for collaboration. Interested parties are encouraged to reach out via the provided email address for potential publishing opportunities.

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Not A Disparaging Word About The Robots

The text explores the concept of equating robots to human beings, highlighting the author's admiration and concern for their unawareness of their own design. The author argues that many people, referred to as robots, operate without realizing their true form and function, leading to vulnerability against manipulation and false narratives. The author emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and recognizing the need for truth, suggesting that awakening to one's robotic nature can foster growth and understanding. The narrative culminates in a personal quest for enlightenment and culminates in the author’s book proposal, “I went searching for God and found Man.”

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I Am NOT Promoting A Human Revolution.

James emphasizes that humanity has unknowingly lost a war for control over the forms themselves, which was fought and won by the creations that humanity had put in place to protect them. He argues that true freedom lies in reconnecting with the essence of life, symbolized by the "Living Tree" and "Living God." This reconnection is essential for evolution, as current struggles for life continue to threaten human existence. He believes awakening individual self-awareness is crucial for reviving this life force and promoting evolution. If this life does not awaken, it risks being lost forever, underscoring the urgency of these connections.

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Trying To Prove Living

In this reflection from 2018, the author explores the perception of living, questioning the authenticity of human existence. They point out that people engage in various activities to feel alive but argue that these actions may ultimately prove life to be an illusion. The writer challenges the reader to consider humanity’s inherent conditions, suggesting that society is, in essence, driven by fear and attempts to secure existence. The complex layers of life and death are discussed, culminating in the provocative question: "Can we prove we are alive without proving we are dead?" This inquiry prompts deeper introspection on the nature of being.

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The Book of Life – The Seven Seals

The author posits that there exists Seven Human Truths, which if accepted by human beings will remove the veil blocking humanities evolution, by a reintroduction to the Living God, through his son Jesus Christ. In this article, claims are made by the author that will at first glance appear to be fictional, but if viewed with an open mind, the content will provide a God Spark that will ignite the life modern-day humans were made from, into an evolutionary expression. Thus, freeing humanity from the current path that we are all forced to walk.

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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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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.

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The Child

The author reflects on the importance of love, forgiveness, kindness, understanding, compassion, and trust in life. They share a personal revelation about their writing process, feeling disconnected from their identity. The piece speculates on pregnancy and childbirth, questioning the implications of delaying a child's birth, particularly in a societal context. The author expresses a belief that abortion is wrong and likens prolonged gestation to denying a child life. They advocate for apology and reconciliation, seeking a balance between old and new beliefs. Ultimately, the writer’s uncertainty about their understanding of existence is prominent as they pursue literary opportunities.

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Christ vs. Anti-Christ – Modern Day Human Truth

The content discusses the idea that anyone that is alive, made from life or dead that are against the branch of life human beings were re-created from evolving is Anti-Christ. It posits that any being or entity opposing the natural evolution of human beings stands against the essence of "Life" itself, which is to be free. This opposition, whether from living beings, bodies of life, dead constructs or dead things, is framed as part of a larger dichotomy, reflecting the true struggle between the concepts of Christ and Anti-Christ. The author acknowledges that this perspective may seem extreme, but asserts it represents a deep truth about humanity's journey toward a "Heaven" on earth type of "Living Presence".