The Key to Life
The way isn’t outside of us, and no one sees it. The inner world of Heaven within every human being has an opening for light. We’re walking beyond the world for it. The path isn’t with family traditions, churches, or memorizing laws. The Soul is our depth in God and is the only path for knowing Him. The mind carries ego and satan with stories, placing self-identity in matter while the Soul walks deeper, unraveling the mind to Love.
Abraham did not set out to create religion. He was not the father of institutions or rituals. He was simply a man who listened to God in a world that could not understand his listening. Born into a Sumerian culture filled with gods, symbols, and traditions, he responded to something different, not shaped by his surroundings. What made Abraham’s depth is not what he built, but what he left behind. He chose the unknown over the familiar, the invisible over the seen, and the living God over the idols of culture.
We often speak of Abraham as the beginning of faith, but his journey had no roadmap, no structure, no theology. It was intimate, raw, and solitary. Today, we claim his name through religion, but we do not walk as he did. Instead of listening to God, we follow doctrines about Him. We’ve inherited his story, but not his surrender.
No one can walk with God through someone else’s footsteps. Every Soul carries a unique light, and that light was never meant to copy another’s path. The personal journey with God is original—alive with its own language, rhythm, and depth. Abraham’s faith cannot be repeated. It can only be honored by living from our own deep center, where God uniquely carries us.
God is choosing and knowing us
to know Him.
The Walk of One
What we call reality is only a storyboard—a passing stage set designed to help us move, evolve, and awaken. Culture, lineage, religion, and identity are scenes, not the source. They provide context, but not completion. Self-identity in matter is satan. It detours us from light. The Key to life is the Soul’s depth in God, not the outer world’s measurements for completing who we think the self is.
The truth of who we are exists beyond the roles we’ve inherited. God’s relationship with us is not based on the world’s titles, but on the Soul’s openness to receive Him.
The keys to living are shaped by walking beyond mainstream ideas. It is to dare, like Abraham did, to trust what cannot be seen. It is to follow a light without proof, to leave behind everything secure in pursuit of something deeper. It is not a religious journey, but a Soul’s unique walk with God. And it begins when we stop looking to be taught by others and begin listening to what is moving in us.
The sacred is found in the singular. God does not repeat Himself in Souls. Every person is a new expression of light, a new conversation waiting to unfold. Abraham did not follow precedent—he became the precedent because he listened inwardly and moved with God’s voice before any religion could define what faith was supposed to be.
Reality, as most live it, is a reflection of the surface—something agreed upon, passed down, and maintained. But the real reality is within. It pulses beneath thought, breathes beneath language, and is known only through the Soul’s surrender.
There is no religion that can hold the path of God. It is not found in temples or creeds. It is found in the unseen wilderness of the heart. And in that stillness, we meet a Presence not formed by history or shaped by culture. To walk with God is to go where no one else can go on our behalf.
Like Abraham, we are each called—not to imitate, but to respond. And in doing so, we write a new story in the living light of a Soul awakened.
God doesn’t look for the most devout person, and sometimes they don’t even know He exists. God’s not living by our rules and isn’t adhering to what someone wants.
The depth we carry in another level of life is where we stand ready for God. Moses lived in a polytheistic culture and grew up worshipping many gods, and God came to Him at the burning bush. Siddartha Gautama never knew God existed, but received light in Christ for enlightenment.
God created every human being, and every human being has a unique curriculum to Him. We’re not brandishing crosses, and clothing winning favor with God.
If we need to brandish outerwear and buildings claiming God, we’ve walked in the opposite direction of Him. Satan and ego want churches and mosques to place self-identity in. We want to carry what King David and Solomon carried thousands of years ago, instead of knowing the promised land is unseen and deeper.
The depth we have with God is the only place that is eternal. Everything in matter is temporal, including the body. We don’t place holy in matter because the idea means satan must place it.
We’re self-emptying everything we are for God, not building Him for worship but to live in depth with Him, teaching about Himself.
Very few people in the history of the human race have lived with God teaching about Himself. It’s been Godless for over two thousand years since the highest levels of religion crucified God’s Son. Never has any human being in religion found God. The ideology is already the flag of satan.
The teaching in scripture cannot live if the eyes that read them are in lower earthly energy, pretending to gather the keys to life simply by reading or claiming Jesus Christ as their Savior. The child won’t live closer to God as long as the body is self and society is reality. The deeper walk in life has to be in the Soul for us to leave this world for Him. The light is only living for the individual curriculum, and only the individual carries the keys to unfold that path.