Comments on: Perfected Beings & A Non Religious God?

By: Paulette Williams

Paulette Williams — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:05:34 +0000

So amazing. On this 3rd dimensional level I am still being perfected. The encouraging part is that I understand that it is a process and I am in the process. I do desire and claim that it will happen as I do not wish to return to this plane again. I desire mastery in this life time and believe it is achievable. I will then use my knowledge and ascended placement to assist others. It would give me no greater joy than to be able to offer a hand up. Working on it everyday. I believe I have all the right teachers and new people who have excelled keep coming into my life as I am ready. I believe that one of the missing elements for us is Kaballah. Kristyan went to her first introductory lecture, was blown away and has eagerly begun studying. They honor Abraham as the Faher of it and Jesus as a follower. That was all I needed to know to say I’m in. I want to know everything Jesus knew. Peace! Love! Namesta!

By: Don Rogers

Don Rogers — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:14:23 +0000

“Synchronicity” ….at it’s finest!!

By: Ernie

Ernie — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:09:57 +0000

Don- Interesting that you would say that because I wrote a commentary last night entitled, God Is Dead, (Nietzsche’s phrase) that’s scheduled to appear Monday, July 6th.
PS. As “I hear” somethig in my spirit I write it down and I am usually 5-10 commentaries ahead of the day’s reading. Such as-
1st-Awakened to Connection
2nd-Ignorance of Religion
3rd-Popular Religion’s Straw God
4th-Declaration of Independence
6th-God Is Dead
7th-The Divine Blueprint
8th-Paul or Jesus
9th-The Parachute Of Paradox!

By: Don Rogers

Don Rogers — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 13:53:54 +0000

Remember the "God is Dead" idea from the sixties? Of course you do! J.S. Spong said that he had a seminary professor who once told his class that,"any God who can be killed, ought to be". That is a deep statement, which I am sure drew the ire of conservatives wishing to maintain the "status quo". But, after a short meditation on it, I like it. If your "religion", your "faith" cannot stand up to scrutiny, what good is it at all. I, myself, want a non-religious God.