Soon, many of us will celebrate Easter. For most, it is no more than a commemoration the resurrection of Christ. For some, it will be an occasion to resurrect our inner Self to the forefront of our awareness.
Yet, the latter event will happen only to the Few. After all:
“Many are called but few are chosen”.
Have you decided to be among the Few? It is up to us. We are gods, remember?
The resurrection used to be a great mystery. Recently, our scientists have concluded that we, as all of our reality, consists of energy. The rate of vibrations determines its nature. With our (as yet) very limited senses, we recognize the slowest vibration as ‘solids’, while the infinite range of faster rates defines the rest of the phenomenal Universe. After all, as an example, our senses detect only 5% of the electromagnetic spectrum. And then there are the energies of thought, love, countless emotions, and a milliard others of which we are hardly aware.
Yet our phenomenal bodies are made up of most of those energies. We now know that our lives are principally controlled by energies generate by our Consciousness.
And this is what Easter is all about.
Even as Christ resurrected the energies of his body by accelerating their rate of vibration, we, as the first step towards such mastery, can start by becoming aware of them.
Yeshûa, the Christ, did not resurrect his phenomenal body to create a religion but to show us the truth about Human Potential.
The Potential rests within us.
It took Yeshûa, later known as Jesus, 18 years to learn how to resurrect his body. Inspired by Edgar Cayce's statement that Jesus had visited “Persia, India, Syria, and Egypt to complete His education,” I thoroughly researched early Indian and Middle-Eastern history.
Also, detail study of the Bible strongly suggests that the scriptures have little to do with any religion. On the contrary, it is quite evident that Yeshûa made every effort to convert the Judaic thought to the wisdom of the ancient prophets who defined how we should live in order to discover Heaven within our state of Consciousness. There, and only there, we are assured, rests the indefatigable state of Being, the Creative Power, to which he referred as his Father. My novel, yeshûa, illustrates how and why Jesus may have reached such conclusions. Like Luke, the Evangelist stated (2:52) “And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man.”
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No matter what you believe,
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Yeshûa
Personal Memoir of Jesus
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