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The Cookie on the Kitchen Counter – Questioning The Story Relating to the Tree of the Knowledge of Good & Evil

A Modern-Day Representation of Our Truth - A loving, caring, compassionate and forgiving parent places a cookie on the kitchen counter and tells the seven-year-old child named James not to eat the cookie. The parent never had to tell the child that the cookie was even there, but somehow knew that the child would sniff out the cookie. So, specifically demands that the child not eat the cookie. Over time, the seven-year old child kept getting drawn back to the kitchen, simply because it is natural for the child to desire to eat that cookie; almost like it was his cookie.

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I Am Ready NOW – To Have God Judge MY Worth

In this introspective message, the author reflects on their desire to encounter God before the end of life, questioning our programming, which tells us to WAIT for judgment. After 61 human years, James feels he has become his best version of self and is ready to be evaluated by a Benevolent, Loving, Caring, Compassionate and Forgiving deity. The author envisions a loving God who has been waiting for him to awaken and engage in a meaningful connection. They challenge societal norms that delay spiritual encounters, urging others not to succumb to the burdens of programming that prevent awakening. Instead, James advocates for embracing the divine presence now, rather than when there is no more Life left to give.

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I Wonder What The Next “Big Bang” Will Feel Like

The post expresses a sentiment of excitement and anticipation regarding the feeling of freedom. It is attributed to someone named James and emphasizes the importance of intention. The message conveys a positive emotional state, suggesting that a forthcoming experience will be liberating and meaningful. The content hints at the potential for personal growth or transformation linked to this sense of freedom. Overall, it reflects a hopeful outlook and encourages readers to consider the impact of their intentions in achieving a sense of liberation.