God & Religion
God isn’t in religion and won’t be.
He is the blueprint to life, living for
the individual to know Him.
We made God into something we wanted that could be tangible. Our template is the golden calf. Thousands of years ago, we tried to be with God on our terms and created a template in lower mind/satan. We developed practices and protocols for what it meant to live with God, instead of trusting that He carried a deeper way with us. We dismissed the blueprint to life as a compass with God, and instead, we categorized surface-level ideas as living with Him.
No one can replicate the walk of Moses or the Apostles. We’re not idealizing God from a unique place, and that fails to open doors for depth. The governments of the time and people wanting power steered ideologies. We carry the same level as when the Israelites made a golden calf by placing God in religious hierarchy, buildings, rituals, costumes, traditions, and text instead of the individual building a deeper muscle in the Soul to know God.
No one understood the invisible God, but everyone was trying to claim Him. The hierarchy in religion is a replica of the Pharisees and high priests in 1 AD. We’re missing the point of Christ and not caring about the Holy Spirit upon us.
When no one could make God live with us as we wanted, we continued shaping our narrative and interpretations for living with Him. Rulers and the elite sought power and sought to be seen as favored by God. We couldn’t hear God, and we couldn’t summon Him.
The beginnings of religion were rooted in war with conquerors and are more of a government ideology than a common person’s idea. We walked in satan and fell to those who deemed themselves to know God, which was usually the one in power, the elite, or those who instructed the common person.
God is choosing and placing us to know Him. He’s not living for our idea of Him. Nor does He walk in our designs of knowing Him.
The papacy today is enacting that same ideology as the Pharisees, pretending to know God by branding and marketing instead of enlightened living as the one in His light. Never will there be a human being marking their own decree with God.
We don’t dance for God, and no one can assign their consciously evolving deeper in His light without Him. God doesn’t cater to our ideas and knows the individual better than they know themselves. We’re not walking to know God when we make up our own decree with Him.
The titles and positions are the golden calf from thousands of years ago, wanting to be seen as someone with God while not walking towards Him.
The more we make something of matter, as knowing God, the further from Him we walk. Matter’s level is the devil’s level because we place self-identity in it and build stories that never self-empty for depth.
Self-emptying is akin to kenosis and represents the light of losing our lives to gain them in God. It washes with Angels and another part of life. Losing our lives to gain them in God is not martyrdom; it’s leaving the idea of self for light.
We’re not living to know God when we are merely living our ideas of Him, while not living being able to live in conversation with Him. We walk in rituals, traditions, and costumes instead of consciously evolving from one reality to another. The more we want mainstream acceptance, the deeper into the devil’s level we live. No one titled a bishop is leaving that reality for God.
We’re traveling for acceptance, ego, and being someone, and it’s costing us depth, substance, and maturity in our relationship with God. No routine ideology can carve the Soul like our organic world of light. We shrink the organic world of light when we place meaning and attachment in matter.
The elusiveness of God does not really exist, but we don’t have the depth to know it. He doesnt live by our design, and because of that, we create anything we can to live closer to Him in our mind. Ego and Saan relish the little person wanting to know Him without depth.
He doesn’t live how we want for a reason. God doesn’t exist to be worshipped. He’s existing to carry consciousness into greater levels of His light. When doing that, we awaken to more reality than we presently carry. God is giving us the way to live deeper in more and know greater knowledge by moving consciousness into His light. Nothing about His existence is for adoration and worship. We’re living from everything other than Love to Love. .
Surrendering is the only way we step out of our idealizing Him as someone we know. People for thousands of years have placed themselves with God while not living a day near Him.
Abraham and Moses
No one is going to live what Abraham or Moses lived. They lived in an era with God, a specific period in human consciousness that is no longer ours. They walked into a period in history that was a different reality altogether. We won’t know God in the same way they did or experience Him as they did. Every human being lives with God in a light that is at their level of consciousness.
If we carry what they did and place self-identity in it, we deny the living God in our light.
We’re walking through valleys of ego, trying to dismantle ideas at matter’s level. The disrobing hasn’t taken place because everyone is robing themselves how they want, and calling it living with God.
When we walk nearer to God, there is no identity for being anything to anyone but to Him. It’s an unseen journey.
Religion has never walked toward God because it adopted the very template that killed God’s Son two thousand years ago.
The tabernacle was placed at a specific period in human consciousness and at a certain time in human history to bridge the invisible God with a story that was beginning to know more about Him. We didn’t have the strength to carry faith in the invisible God, and the tabernacle initiated the idea of praying and worshiping, bridging a deeper idea towards the invisible God. The light we are to know is deeply living in our Soul and an invisible mountain that grows changing reality. It’s not about clothing, looks, artifacts, Bibles, or churches. The more clothing and self-identity we place in matter, the more lower earthly energy we place in our thought system.
Consciousness is all that is alive.
We’ve been created to know God, and nothing in the human story can change that; whether we believe we are atheistic or polytheistic, when God wants us to know Him, we do.
An Eternal Knowing
Two thousand years ago, God placed His light in form because humanity was placing His existence in satan. Christ is called the Son because God placed His light in human flesh in a human story at a specific time in human consciousness and a specific period in human history. He came into a human storyline.
God is with every human being, and only His light is living. We are a variance in His light.
Thousands of years ago, we were making practices and protocols our way of defining what living with God was, while persecuting anyone who didn’t follow them. The Pharisees and high priests lived under the Roman Empire, making life with God a mandatory idea of theirs. It was a theocratic idea and never a template towards God.
It was the embodiment of satan at the devil’s level of life, trying to be something. We don’t design what living with God is. Consciously evolving with depth in the Soul, ready for His light is the call.
We created our idea of holiness to brand it. It’s the little persons level trying to be someone. Moses and Abraham walked in another world, knowing the depths of living beyond every human being.
We’re making holy with costumes, titles, and positions. When it’s far beyond matters level and deeper in the Soul of the beholder.
God won’t live in religion, and it’s the way out of creation and Love. An individual walking in ideologies carries a state of mind in matter and won’t let go of it to know more. Once we place our branding, status, and idea of self in matter, we carry it with us. The cardinal believes he knows God very well and is doing something good for God. His reality has walls that won’t be climbed because the ego is satisfied. Something deeper in the Soul must pine for making cracks in those walls.
Learning to know God is with every human being, regardless of the mind’s story of Him, is the way. No ideology, family tradition, reality, or belief encompasses His existence with the individual. He chooses us, and when He does, it changes human consciousness and makes history for eternity.
God’s Voice
His voice is in resonance. God is of no form and of all form and can speak through any living matter or out of thin air, and in silence, Below are the first recordings of God’s voice in human history and also the first recording of God healing a human being in human history.
Two Thousand Years Ago
Christianity shaped itself out of the very text teaching that religion would not know God. The Apostles lived with God teaching about Himself; no one else has lived with God like that until now.
We didn’t consider the consequences when Jesus was crucified by the highest levels of religion and what that meant for the human story with God. It’s been Godless for over two thousand years because religion made itself be something while not living in anything but the devil’s level of life in satan. The Pharisees and high priests didn’t know God and couldn’t see the Messiah right in front of them. The teaching was about finding depth instead of adhering to society’s ways.
Religion immersed itself at the level of matter, rooted in image, hierarchy, and control. It was this very level, the highest ranks of religion, that crucified God’s Son. It wasn’t the outsiders, the unbelievers, or the lost. It was those who claimed to know God best.
Through the unraveling of the veil we’ve built, and the quiet rising of the Soul, we find substance for leaving this world to God. It’s a walk that leads us from the many to the one, opening doors no one else sees or knows. It’s the way of life and the only way towards Christ.
We’re being born into a religion and never finding the way beyond it. If we believed in God, we wouldn’t care to be part of anything at satan’s level.
No one is born to live beyond the institution to God, to then turn around and teach the religion about God. It’s suppressing humanity to live under its idea and nothing else. Every human being has a direct line to God and carries His light. We wouldn’t be able to touch our faces, see the Earth, or hear our thoughts if not for God’s light giving us the way.
The one who hears God walks out of everything in this world into another with only God and Heaven. God is the holy compass in our journey.
Faith – the muscle for what we do not see
When Moses came down the mountain with the Ten Commandments, the Israelites had created a golden calf to idolize a god; it was satan seeking something tangible and material to idealize a god. They lacked the strength to grasp the only God.
Having a relationship with what we do not see requires another depth of knowing.
God had Moses build a tabernacle as a temporal bridge to help them acquire substance towards what was unseen. It was never a template for living towards God. It was an adjunct at a specific period in human consciousness for bridging a depth that wasn’t being acquired.
We need to know the unseen more than the seen, but we couldn’t muscle that concept back then. And we lost our way to human precepts, false idols, and religions. Today, we carry what was a temporal bridge as a template to God. It backfired because ego and satan made it carry meaning for self-identity in matter. As long as we pretend to know Him and the ego tells us that we do, we never leave or look for Heaven’s door.
We transitioned from tabernacles to temples, and from dressing in costumes to claiming our own titles and positions with God. The hierarchy in religion is blasphemous, pretending to know a living God based on scripture from thousands of years ago instead of being able to live with God in conversation.
The idea of knowing God is out of a greater depth for consciously evolving. God, hundreds of billions of years alive, didn’t shape life for the little person’s idea to live how satan wants. The purpose of living in thought is to think beyond the world we are in. Jesus and the forty days were a lesson about living beyond the psychological constructs of human consciousness to the light.
We’re not making any gesture of living towards God, we’re simply making the idea of God live at our level, for what we can do in satan. Hence, the costumes, titles, and positions in branding and marketing. It’s satan’s level because it’s lower earthly energy, placing self-identity in matter instead of losing our lives to gain them in God, walking from the many to the one.
We idealize holy and then satisfy it with ego living with it. Holy isn’t something we make live in this world. No one who wears a costume or role in a religion comes near holy. The reason we branded holy was for power. The ideology of the holy is null.
Not one person wearing a costume claiming a role wth God has heard His voice or knows Him. They were taught about Him, and ego and satan twirl around, masking everything in life for the little person to believe they are with God. Never did they hear God’s voice. The day we hear God’s voice is the day everything in our lives is wrecked for walking out of this world to Him.
No one is going to hear God’s voice and live by a mainstream idea. His light changes matter and begins deepening our thought system into another light with His voice. Everything changes from the many to the one. That walk tears apart ego and satan. When God chooses someone, they are living only to know His will. We don’t live by our designs with God.
The mind of the hierarchy in religion is the little person placing self-identity in matter. The one walking with God is living by His will. No one in any religion is marking God as a living God. We adhere to other people’s ideas and beliefs instead of deepening our own muscles with God.
God created us to know Him, not someone else’s idea of Him. The one who walks to know God is the one lost in the forest, not the one pretending to sit at the table in costumes. We’re learning God is alive and with every human being, regardless of their ideology and belief system. Nothing in human consciousness that shapes a story in this temporal world discerns God’s existence.
We’re not going to think of God in light by marking God in religion. The road is in the wrong direction at the start. Living to know God isn’t mainstream, nor is it in family traditions, practices, and protocols. It’s through depth in the Soul, ready to walk beyond the world to Him.
We’re making religion live as something towards God while denying our birthright and God given way to Him. A deeper calling is in all of us, and whether we can hear that calling or not is by substance, depth, and maturity. We’re not recognizing the onion of life, with its many layers, which we do not see by walking on the surface, or mainstream ideas.
The depth is a spark that is the opposite of mainstream acceptance and dogmas. It is what no one else is carrying, and no one else cares about it like the person who feels it. A solo individual quest takes place that doesn’t sit for being someone good, successful, and worthy in mainstream ways. The light won’t be anywhere near mainstream. It stands deeper in God.
Knowing Depth
The individual is the only one who can carry God.
Each of us has the choice: to walk within mainstream ideologies, or to step beyond them into the unknown where God is.
Moses, Abraham, and the Apostles didn’t inherit religion; they lived with God, teaching about Himself. Their depth came not from belief, but from being with the living God.
Siddhartha Gautama, known as the Buddha, lived by the very blueprint of God’s design: to lose our lives to gain them in Him, whether we know He exists or not. The deeper walk in life goes somewhere the mainstream walker doesn’t.
The light that opens more isn’t from this world; it’s beyond it.
Consciousness won’t live closer to God if we are satisfied with mainstream ways. The mind that has no place for society and a deeper drive in the Soul will go somewhere others won’t.
Although Buddha never knew God, he walked in Christ, as we all do. Jesus wasn’t a human being in our light. He was God’s light in matter at a specific period in human consciousness living in a human story for a brief time. Jesus wore the clothes of the world.
God’s light is beyond all levels of human consciousness and the human story. He placed light in matter to give to humanity His existence, and we denied it then and still do today.
Buddha reached a level of consciousness where he acquired light from Christ for living with enlightenment. No hierarchy in religion has ever lived near God for enlightenment. We can pretend to know Him, but a human being with God has knowledge beyond humanity in a light no one knows until they give it.
Abraham
Abraham shows us that the individual is with God, the Soul knows more than the mind. When God told Abraham to sacrifice his son, Isaac, it wasn’t logical, practical, or reasonable, and it could easily have been seen as the devil.
Abraham didn’t go running to Sara or Lot to ask their opinion about it. He knew it was God, even though it was a catastrophic command. The mind can wander and hold many thoughts and stories, but the Soul knows God.
Abraham has descendants as numerous as the stars because God saw that no matter what the mind can think, we will know God. The mind can carry many stories, narratives, and ideas, but the Soul knows God.
The mind cannot deflect God, no matter our beliefs, ideologies, or ways. A deeper thread in us knows Him even when we are living ideas of polytheism and atheism.
Moses
Moses was found on the Nile River during a time of great persecution. The Egyptian Pharaoh, fearing the growing strength of the Israelites, had ordered the death of all newborn Hebrew boys. In an act of faith and desperation, Moses’ mother placed him in a basket and set him afloat on the river.
It was Pharaoh’s daughter who discovered him. She took him in, and Moses was raised in the heart of Egyptian royalty, surrounded by wealth, power, and a culture steeped in polytheism. At one point, Egyptian society worshipped more than two thousand gods, with rituals and temples woven into every aspect of life.
Moses was educated in all the wisdom of Egypt, yet his calling would lead him far beyond it into the breaking of everything he was taught. His life is the anchor of every individual who has lived in a catastrophe.
When God spoke to Moses at the burning bush, Moses became monotheistic. The Israelites had been enslaved in Egypt for 430 years. As a young man, Moses discovered he had been adopted. The life of luxury and status he had known was not his true origin. His brother and sister, whom he believed to be slaves, were in fact his family. And the people he had seen as slaves were his people.
The story of Moses freeing the Israelites is, at its core, about an individual living with God and acquiring depth through that relationship. Everything in the story of our lives at the time God enters our lives is used. Our feet are on the ground, and we are living in something when He chooses us.
Moses’ life lived full circle, walking through his shadows with God, going back to Egypt, a place where he had murdered a taskmaster. We’re not living a normal life when we are with God. It’s outside of society’s ideas of a good life. God doesn’t live by our ideas or wants. He is working in our light for depth and substance, placing our existence in another level of the world.
Buddha
The Soul walks through stories, carving itself into light.
Buddha’s life illustrates a similar pilgrimage. His journey is not a religious template but a universal blueprint: God accompanies every Soul, whether or not we know His name. Siddhartha Gautama, who became Buddha, never spoke of a Creator, yet he moved within God’s design.
Enlightenment is woven into life’s fabric, independent of ritual or title. The papacy, bishops, cardinals, rabbis, or imams may claim authority, yet never live the depth Siddhartha found by simply following the fire of his Soul.
Siddhartha was born to royalty, cocooned in luxury. His father walled him off from sickness, age, and death, believing comfort would secure destiny. One night, Siddhartha slipped beyond the palace gates and entered a hidden quarter where the sick groaned, the old bent low, and the dying waited in silence. The shock shattered his protected world. That rupture lit a flame inside him, a hunger no comfort could ease.
He left the palace and his newborn son, traded silk for simple cloth, and sought truth among ascetics. Even severe discipline felt hollow. So he traveled inward, past all extremes, until under a quiet tree he awakened to a light that neither title nor ritual could bestow.
Buddha’s path shows that the Soul’s longing, once ignited, outshines every system meant to manage it. God’s presence does not depend on belief; it is the unseen current guiding each life toward deeper light. We do not need to name that current for it to carry us; we only need to follow where it leads.
The walk doesn’t align with mainstream understanding or societal expectations. It invites us to relinquish everything we’ve known: security, roles, and beliefs in exchange for something infinitely richer. This solitary path demands courage, for it leads away from the familiar and toward the unknown.
Beneath every thought and memory lies a deeper knowing a quiet wellspring of truth. At a sacred moment in each life, that hidden door cracks open, offering the chance to step beyond matter into light.
God is with every human being regardless of their idea of self, reality, and Him. Sooner or later, we all make it to God.