The Walk to God
The walk is by the Soul, not the mind.
The depth we carry is either society as reality
or Heaven on earth.
We’re walking out of our ideas for His will.
We are the only ones wiring our walk with God. No outside institution, tradition, or mainstream idea carries our path. We alone must empty the world to know Him. The entire world becomes our personal curriculum to God—not a church, not a school, not a priesthood. There is no university, only the universe.
Religion has sought acceptance in the world, shaping itself to fit within human ideas. It has become mainstream to be palatable, but God is not mainstream. He is radical light, and those who walk with Him are unrecognizable to the world until their time comes.
Believing in God is the opposite of every religion. If we believe in God, we live to God teaching about Himself because everything else is satan. We have four thousand religions and not one human being hearing God in them. We’re ot living to know God if we want preachers, rabbis, and imams or align with an institution to carry acceptance with. The walk is deeper and more profound. It isn’t about worshipping God; it is about consciously evolving into another reality where only His will exists.
The religions falsely place themselves with God, telling humanity they know Him while not one person in religion can live in conversation with God or summon Him. The idea of knowing God has become a learned idea instead of the unravelling of life itself. We’re shallowly and superficially assigning what living with God is and isn’t. We’re trading titles and positions for status instead of depth for enlightened living with God.
God is knowing the Soul’s light, not the self-chattering mind in satan.
We’re walking out of this skin into the light for depth.
Transformation
It has been over two thousand years of godlessness, not because God is absent, but because we chose mainstream ideas instead of depth with God. We followed traditions and costumes instead of Christ. No one is losing their lives to gain them in God when they are holding onto titles, garments, and traditions made by humans. The one who walks with God walks away from this world.
The process of light is not a static belief but a continual unraveling of our thought system. We must dismantle what we were taught to believe in order to reach what is real. As we go deeper into consciousness, we lose the illusion of self and build only Love. We descend into the world of Heaven, leaving behind the world of image and purpose crafted by society.
The transformation is not outward—it is inward. The mind begins transferring from matter-identification to Spirit-identification. We’re unraveling every idea we have carried since childhood about life.
The substance we acquire by losing our lives to gain them in God is the depth of the eyes and ears. We move from being “someone” to losing everything in this world for the Soul’s journey in Him. We are no longer a character in the world’s stage but building light in God. The walk is moving us from the temporal idea of life to our eternal existence with Him.
Nothing mainstream can encapsulate walking with God. Only the individual has the chance to know Him. The more convinced we are that our way is correct, the less we walk toward God. Unravelling beliefs, ideologies, and mainstream living isn’t only marked by us. Consciousness is traveling into deeper light with God as more of Heaven emerges.
The religious mind seeks validation and identity in structure. It lives on the surface, clinging to rules and recognition. But depth in the Soul lives in contradiction to the world. It is the heart that chooses isolation over popularity, persecution over applause, and Truth over acceptance.
The walker in God must be willing to be the opposite of everything the world praises. They must embrace rejection, knowing it is in the shedding of self that light expands. The intimacy with God is never a social agreement. The one in the forest alone with Him is dwelling in light.
Only one of us is here with God, is true for every human being. The journey to Love won’t be another human beings walk. It is a unique one that each of us already has within us. Whether or not we heed the call is the depth we carry in our Soul, ready to walk it or not.
When we choose mainstream acceptance and ideas of life, we live the illusion. When we embark on the depth, substance, and maturity of our eternal existence, we move the world to break open every nook and cranny of the mind for light. It is arduous and challenging and destroys everything we are for experiencing what we didn’t want to know.
The thought system has to rearrange into Heaven’s level of life as reality changes for only God’s will. It doesnt live with society’s standards of knowing God. It’s the communion of the child with their Father, becoming one at this level of consciousness.
God’s light in a human being is the worry level of the world because no one can make Him live with us. The pope demands it but doesn’t receive it. The preacher proclaims the way but never walks it. The parshioner happily hands the world to the devil like Peter Simon denying Christ before the rooster crows.
Human living with God is absent because we don’t contemplate a bigger world or Heaven with us, or God existing with us. The false belief of God in religion is the devil making sure the ego feels like God is with us, even though nothing resembles it.
The walk to God is the individual Soul changing from self to light.
Hear An Angel saying, “This is my world in God.”
If we need scripture or religious ideologies, we haven’t met God.
Buddha Never Made It to know God, But Received Light in Christ
Every human being is walking to God, whether they know it or not. Life is not a straight path, but a slow shedding of illusions—a walk away from accepted ideas and into deeper living. This journey often begins without knowing, without belief, and without a clear destination. It begins in the Soul, when the world no longer satisfies the questions that stir within.
We don’t need to believe in God for His light to be with us. God created everything in existence, and all that lives—whether in our city or on the moon—is for the purpose of knowing Him. Consciousness is the only world we live in, and each person walks within a narrative that appears as life. What we interpret, we call truth. What we know, we believe is all there is. But our understanding is built on face-value thinking, shaped by society, handed down through voices not our own. We live ideologies about God, not the living experience of Him.
Siddhartha Gautama—later called Buddha—did not know God existed. He lived within his own time, shaped by royalty and luxury, unaware of death, suffering, or decay. His father sheltered him from all that was dark. But one day, Siddhartha stepped beyond the palace walls and saw what he had never seen: illness, aging, dying, and death. It shattered his world. And in that shattering, the seed of spiritual depth took root.
He walked away from privilege, from a newborn son, from the safety of royalty, to pursue the mystery of suffering. He became an ascetic, stripping life of pleasure, but that too proved empty. So he went deeper. Starving, questioning, surrendering—he lived the very journey every Soul eventually must walk: the hunger to know more, even if the answer cannot be named.
Buddha’s journey was not about religion. It was about depth in consciousness. He walked honestly through the unknown, led by a call within. Though he did not know God, he lived far enough in Christ for light to carry enlightenment. He is the embodiment of the Soul’s search—the human walk toward God. No one knows what moment will awaken the Soul’s deeper path. But when it comes, we leave our old lives for it.
Consciousness carries deeper wisdom, hidden beneath the noise of the world. Most of us detour into ideas created by others—systems that satisfy the ego, rituals that give comfort, and identities that reinforce the self. But none of these touch God. The call to listen to the deeper light within gives every human being the way to understand Abraham and Moses hearing God’s voice while only living in a life of tribulation.
Even Buddha, with enlightenment, did not know creation, the difference between thinking and consciousness, Spirit and the Soul, or that only his narrative existed as life. He didn’t know the world was only one level of consciousness, nor did he know Angels, Celestial light, or Spark beings. Nor did he see the continuum of life that stretches beyond the veil.
Siddhartha Gautama never knew God but lived the walk every human being takes. Living for what is beyond this world.
His story reveals something eternal: the Soul’s journey to God does not require knowledge or knowing God. It requires surrender. It asks only that we listen to the light when it stirs, and that we walk where it leads—no matter how far, no matter how unknown.
Every human being is on the way to God, and whether they get there now or later is between them and God. Buddha lived his depth just as Abraham, Moses, Muhammad, and many others have. We make people biblical when the blueprint to life is all it is.
Every Soul made by God is walking a journey to Him, and the story and depth of the Soul will always be different for every human being. Making it biblical should be the absence of religion. It’s the blueprint of consciousness and its journey in God.