God is the Creator.

There is That Which Is. Why use the word "Creator" as if it were something other than, something intrinsically separate from, that which it brought to Be (AKA Creation AKA That Which Is).

God is That Which Is.

We are a fundamental part of That Which Is.

What if we are a part of God AKA the Divine Spark? What if it doesn't just reside within us, it IS us? Perhaps we ARE the Divine Spark (i.e. the totality of what we are is the Divine, the rest is a "density" we take on).

Jesus said, "I Am."

What if what Jesus was really trying to teach us was, we all should say, "I Am." What if that is the intended realization of the scripture. The one realization that was hidden in the Nicene Convention iteration of it, AKA the book that trained us to believe that we are below That Which Is; subservient to it, vassals of the Divine, instead of pieces of Sovereignty, Divinity, That Which Is.

Any belief system that makes claims to a "higher power" in some definitive, i.e. exclusively separate sense is, I suggest, a fraud designed to keep us from The Truth. There is no separation between That Which Is and Us.

There are perhaps different planes of existence, different resonant frequencies we can set ourselves to, different densities, dimensions, whatever you want to call it (or maybe those are not all the same thing?). What if we are just a piece of God; self actualizing pieces, vibrating on a different energy level than the infinity of God from whence we came, and to which we will inevitably return?

God is the Creator.

There is That Which Is. Why use the word "Creator" as if it were something other, something intrinsically separate from, than that which it brought to Be (AKA Creation AKA That Which Is).

God is That Which Is.

We are a fundamental part of That Which Is.

What if we are a part of God AKA the Divine Spark? What if it doesn't just reside within us, it IS us? Perhaps we ARE the Divine Spark (i.e. the totality of what we are is the Divine, the rest is a "density" we take on).

Jesus said, "I Am."

What if what Jesus was really trying to teach us was, we all should say, "I Am." What if that is the intended realization of the scripture. The one realization that was hidden in the Nicene Convention iteration of it, AKA the book that trained us to believe that we are below That Which Is; subservient to it, vassals of the Divine, instead of pieces of Sovereignty, Divinity, That Which Is.

Any belief system that makes claims to a "higher power" in some definitive, i.e. exclusively separate sense is, I suggest, a fraud designed to keep us from The Truth. There is no separation between That Which Is and Us.

There are perhaps different planes of existence, different resonant frequencies we can set ourselves to, different densities, dimensions, whatever you want to call it (or maybe those are not all the same thing?). What if we are just a piece of God; self actualizing pieces, vibrating on a different energy level than the infinity of God from whence we came, and to which we will inevitably return?

God is the Creator.

There is That Which Is. Why use the word "Creator" as if it were something other, something intrinsically separate from, than that which it brought to Be (AKA Creation AKA That Which Is).

God is That Which Is.

We are a fundamental part of That Which Is.

What if we are a part of God AKA the Divine Spark? What if it doesn't just reside within us, it IS us? Perhaps we ARE the Divine Spark (i.e. the totality of what we are is the Divine, the rest is a "density" we take on).

Jesus said, "I Am."

What if what Jesus was really trying to teach us was, we all should say, "I Am." What if that is the intended realization of the scripture. The one realization that was hidden in the Nicene Convention iteration of it, AKA the book that trained us to believe that we are below That Which Is; subservient to it, vassals of the Divine, instead of pieces of Sovereignty, Divinity, That Which Is.

Any belief system that makes claims to a "higher power" in some definitive, i.e. separate sense is, I suggest, a fraud designed to keep us from The Truth. There is no separation between That Which Is and Us.

There are perhaps different planes of existence, different resonant frequencies we can set ourselves to, different densities, dimensions, whatever you want to call it (or maybe those are not all the same thing?). What if we are just a piece of God; self actualizing pieces, vibrating on a different energy level than the infinity of God from whence we came, and to which we will inevitably return?

God is the Creator.

There is That Which Is. Why use the word "Creator" as if it were something other, something intrinsically separate from, than that which it brought to Be (AKA Creation AKA That Which Is).

God is That Which Is.

We are a fundamental part of That Which Is.

What if we are a part of God AKA the Divine Spark? What if it doesn't just reside within us, it IS us? Perhaps we ARE the Divine Spark (i.e. the totality of what we are is the Divine, the rest is a "density" we take on).

Jesus said, "I Am."

What if what Jesus was really trying to teach us was, we all should say, "I Am." What if that is the intended realization of the scripture. The one realization that was hidden in the Nicene Convention iteration of it, AKA the book that trained us to believe that we are below That Which Is; subservient to it, vassals of the Divine, instead of pieces of Sovereignty, Divinity, That Which Is.

Any belief system that makes claims to a "higher power" in some definitive sense is, I suggest, a fraud designed to keep us from The Truth. There is no separation between That Which Is and Us.

There are perhaps different planes of existence, different resonant frequencies we can set ourselves to, different densities, dimensions, whatever you want to call it (or maybe those are not all the same thing?). What if we are just a piece of God; self actualizing pieces, vibrating on a different energy level than the infinity of God from whence we came, and to which we will inevitably return?

God is the Creator.

There is That Which Is. Why use the word "Creator" as if it were something other, something intrinsically separate from, than that which it brought to Be (AKA Creation AKA That Which Is).

God is That Which Is.

We are a fundamental part of That Which Is.

What if we are a part of God AKA the Divine Spark? What if it doesn't just reside within us, it IS us? Perhaps we ARE the Divine Spark (i.e. the totality of what we are is the Divine, the rest is a "density" we take on).

Jesus said, "I Am."

What if what Jesus was really trying to teach us was, we all should say, "I Am." What if that is the intended realization of the scripture. The one realization that was hidden in the Nicene Convention iteration of it, AKA the book that set us up below That Which Is; subservient to it, vassals of the Divine, instead of pieces of Sovereignty, Divinity, That Which Is.

Any belief system that makes claims to a "higher power" in some definitive sense is, I suggest, a fraud designed to keep us from The Truth. There is no separation between That Which Is and Us.

There are perhaps different planes of existence, different resonant frequencies we can set ourselves to, different densities, dimensions, whatever you want to call it (or maybe those are not all the same thing?). What if we are just a piece of God; self actualizing pieces, vibrating on a different energy level than the infinity of God from whence we came, and to which we will inevitably return?

God is the Creator.

There is That Which Is. Why use the word "Creator" as if it were something other than that which it brought to Be (AKA Creation AKA That Which Is).

God is That Which Is.

We are a fundamental part of That Which Is.

What if we are a part of God AKA the Divine Spark? What if it doesn't just reside within us, it IS us? Perhaps we ARE the Divine Spark (i.e. the totality of what we are is the Divine, the rest is a "density" we take on).

Jesus said, "I Am."

What if what Jesus was really trying to teach us was, we all should say, "I Am." What if that is the intended realization of the scripture. The one realization that was hidden in the Nicene Convention iteration of it, AKA the book that set us up below That Which Is; subservient to it, vassals of the Divine, instead of pieces of Sovereignty, Divinity, That Which Is.

Any belief system that makes claims to a "higher power" in some definitive sense is, I suggest, a fraud designed to keep us from The Truth. There is no separation between That Which Is and Us.

There are perhaps different planes of existence, different resonant frequencies we can set ourselves to, different densities, dimensions, whatever you want to call it (or maybe those are not all the same thing?). What if we are just a piece of God; self actualizing pieces, vibrating on a different energy level than the infinity of God from whence we came, and to which we will inevitably return?

God is the Creator.

There is That Which Is. Why use the word "Creator" as if it were something other than that which brought it to Be (AKA Creation AKA That Which Is).

God is That Which Is.

We are a fundamental part of That Which Is.

What if we are a part of God AKA the Divine Spark? What if it doesn't just reside within us, it IS us? Perhaps we ARE the Divine Spark (i.e. the totality of what we are is the Divine, the rest is a "density" we take on).

Jesus said, "I Am."

What if what Jesus was really trying to teach us was, we all should say, "I Am." What if that is the intended realization of the scripture. The one realization that was hidden in the Nicene Convention iteration of it, AKA the book that set us up below That Which Is; subservient to it, vassals of the Divine, instead of pieces of Sovereignty, Divinity, That Which Is.

Any belief system that makes claims to a "higher power" in some definitive sense is, I suggest, a fraud designed to keep us from The Truth. There is no separation between That Which Is and Us.

There are perhaps different planes of existence, different resonant frequencies we can set ourselves to, different densities, dimensions, whatever you want to call it (or maybe those are not all the same thing?). What if we are just a piece of God; self actualizing pieces, vibrating on a different energy level than the infinity of God from whence we came, and to which we will inevitably return?