The Promise Land

The Past isn’t The Present

What happened thousands of years ago isn’t ours and won’t ever be anyone’s again. We’re in another light with God in another story, and it’s now or never for living with Him. If we have to carry a baton based on past events, we never live in the present. 

God isn’t living for human ideas to repeat themselves from stories shaped in other periods of human consciousness. What happened thousands of years ago unfolded in a distinct reality, woven through the collective mind of that era. Those narratives were alive for the paths present then, not for us to adopt as templates now.

We’ve placated satan for two thousand years because no one carries God like He is a living God with us now. Matter is a nothingness only existing in consciousness. Consciousness is at cause, and matter is the effect. The whole point of God telling us He is of no form and of all form is to know light.

We’re learning more at this level of consciousness because our “words” can idealize more than what could be given thousands of years ago. At the time of King David, ideas were incapable of carrying cars, airplanes, microwaves, and consciousness. The mind back then sat only at matters level and had no way to escape it. Now, we can idealize energy, atoms, radiation, particles, algorithms, waves, and motion beyond the eyes. 

Knowing God from this level of consciousness is near Him. If we carry ideas from thousands of years ago, we lose to the devil. The mind gives us more reason for idolizing and worship instead of consciously evolving, losing our lives to gain them in God. 

We’ve been denying light with God by inheriting religions. Not one rabbi or pope has lived in conversation with God or with His light to live on enlightened levels. We travel the lower roads with the body as self and living society as reality. A deeper call in the Soul is walking for another world. The depth required is a cosmic blend that transcends the human concept of life. 

We experience the world only at our level of consciousness and in our narrative unless something triggers the deeper walk. Our present level of consciousness lives with God from a distance, even though we feel like we are with Him. Most people carry a family routine and an idea of what living with God is and isn’t, and then we adhere to an ideology that places a criterion of living with God.

Our knowing God is based on what is accepted, not first-hand living with God, teaching about Himself. If one person lived hearing God, they would make history and abolish the world for only His will. No one will walk in a religious idea that hears God. They live far beyond the mainstream fanfare of branding and marketing ideas.  

We’ve needed tangible specialties in matter and rely on our senses for what can be believable and reality. We don’t carry muscle for the invisible world or know the other races of Heaven with us.  

The promised land won’t ever be a place; it’s a developed light within. We already know this, and we pretend that matter is our home when we know God is. 

Spirit is continuous, but a piece of land isn’t. Nothing here will live again. Consciousness completes itself and has a Celestial History, present, and future. We carry an idea of matter for eighty, ninety, or a hundred years. When we leave the body, every thought leaves forever. 

We don’t come back and revisit what we lived in this life. When we leave the body, it’s gone, but more is living in other light. We’re not living with knowledge or depth, knowing God is of no form and of all form. We placate the temporal world as the temporal when it’s a passing moment. 

When we place self-identity in matter, trying to make something carry God other than the Soul, we fall into satan for being someone in lower mind levels. It’s satan’s level because we are living for acceptance by the community and family. We don’t like knowing there is only one of us here with God, or even carry a reality to know it. The mind hasn’t lived in what isn’t known.

Human beings shape their knowing and not knowing, and live in that boxed idea. In that boxed idea is our comfort zone, which represents ego’s willingness nd not willingness. Ego and satan are brothers and live solely for matters level. The state of mind placing self-identity in matter, walking in religious ideologies, has no depth for God. That level requires matter to be something that inspires belief in God, and uses a template from thousands of years ago that necessitated the golden calf. 

A shift for higher ground is needed to go beyond ego and satan; otherwise, we create artifacts, temples, and hairstyles, clothing, and anything we can to represent a knowing of God. The more in matter we need, the further from God we are. 

The promised land isn’t something in matter that is temporal to this one level of consciousness. Which is fleeting, and the idea never exists again when we leave the body. There’s a place in our Soul that has the light of God and is His out of creating us. That depth in us can grow and live in a much brighter light when we carry more maturity and ideas towards Him, and not fanfare in mainstream ideas. 

When we place our self-identity in matter, we become more grounded in satan to keep the story of self-existence as someone good, devout, and living in acceptance of other people’s ideas of God that we now make are our own.

Everyone has been taught who God is by someone else and has adhered to the ideology long before any independent idea of God could exist. We don’t stray far from family values and society’s ideas. 

God chooses people. The one who walks with God has been seen as no one until their light comes into the world. It’s the opposite path of the rabbi and bishop. When we lose our lives to gain them in God, it’s the unraveling of family, reality, and self for the sake of Truth.

Nicodemus was a high priest under the Pharisees and the Roman Empire during the time Jesus walked the earth. Niceodemus had something inside that thought Jesus could be the Messiah, but wouldn’t cross the bridge to claim it. He was concerned about his status, acceptance, and power. He didn’t want to do anything that would make him mistaken for a follower of Jesus. If he had carried more faith, he would have walked with Christ. 

Most of the Apostles were uneducated fishermen who had no idea they would walk with God. Those who claim Him and have established followings for their ideas are in satan trying to be something to God. Branding and marketing have shaped every religion into what it is today. Not wisdom, knowledge, enlightenment, or God. 

God won’t walk in any religion because He is with every human being, regardless of what the human may think and proclaim at this level of consciousness. He’s not serving ideologies or group ideas of Him. He knows us better than we know ourselves and carries a deep walk with every human being, regardless of the story we carry about self and reality.

God doesn’t create hundreds of trillions of human beings for the sake of ideologies.

Moses was polytheistic and grew up in Egyptian culture, worshipping many gods. He was educated in the finest schools, with a culture that once had over two thousand gods. His walk with God is from a life no one could have seen living that walk. Everything that changed his life was abrupt, but lived making a light with God. 

The Soul’s light reveals the way for acquiring substance and depth, which lives with wisdom. We’re in a different reality with new words, ideas, and perspectives on life.

The light of God is ever changing and working at every generation’s level of consciousness. In the 1st century, they didn’t carry words like microwave, atom, computer, hydrogen, satellites, airplanes, cars, helicopters, subways, skyscrapers, heart transplants, ice cream, and many others.

We’re with a living God in a different reality than Moses, Abraham, David, and Solomon. We have to set aside stories from the past to discover the living light of God in our existence. If the individual doesn’t soar to a deeper level for God, we never leave matters level or this thought system in satan to know Him.

Maimonides, Rashi, Philo, Josephus, and other Jewish philosophers lived by their time’s agenda for Judaism to be what it is today. The emperor Constantine and the Byzantine Empire did the same. They didn’t know God, and never lived with God in conversation, or even with an Angel giving revelations. They were doing what everyone had done before them: pursuing a people to be something to God that was more special than any one else.

Division through ego took root when Christianity and Islam became rivals to Judaism, each claiming something special for itself. It was a mixture of worldly power and the hunger for conquest, a struggle not of God’s making, but of human ambition.

Maimonides, Rashi, Philo, and Josephus each, in their own way, sought to preserve what could be held by resisting the idea that Christianity or Islam carried a unique claim above all others. After the diaspora of 70 CE, when the Second Temple fell, the world began to shape a mandatory vision of God in terms of matter. We wanted to have a temple and other artifacts as our holy bridge to God. We were mimicking the idea of the golden calf without knowing it.

We made branding and marketing, rank and hierarchy, a divine measure instead of hearing God or living with God, teaching about Himself. We continue to live in our narratives without Him. Across centuries, leading voices in Judaism sought to guard the depth and dignity of their tradition in a world where other faiths rose with exclusive claims. No one knew satan or why what they were thinking and making would shape the devil’s level of life.

Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and all major religions sit at matters level because they’re based on self-identity in matter instead of the depth of the individual Spirit.

Nothing we do, whether it involves how we dress, pray, or live, determines God’s Love for us. The idea that we design our ways with Him is satan. No one dances for God. 

Faith

The idea of holiness is for the seekers. 

When Moses ascended the mountain and the Israelites, unable to feel God’s presence, turned to a golden calf, it was after repeated experiences of failing to know Him. Their need for something tangible reflected a consciousness unable to walk by faith alone.

God saw this, and when Moses came down, He instructed the building of a tabernacle not as an eternal way, but as a provision for that time. It served as a bridge, a shift for minds too entangled in form to begin the path out of satan toward the invisible God. It was never meant for permanency. It was a bridge and never to be a template.

We made it a template and have lost muscle for knowing the formless, unseen world. We lost eyes for light for living in darker earthly energy.

Without realizing it, we perpetuate what was born out of humanity’s distance from God, rather than what draws us closer.

The faithful one that walks out of life for something others do not live by is the Soul wandering deeper into a forest to know more by. The world operates for our ideas to live in what we can live in. The one walking beyond the world has the ability to live in something the majority won’t. 

Every human being has the light of God in them.