Author: Stephan Gabriel

The “active” We call “consciousness”

Or “I am” or G-d, or being or isness.

Take your pick; they’re all the same.

~~ Stephan Gabriel

 

How you treat others, and yourself, is essentially how you treat G-d.

Because you and everyone else is G-d.

I believe that if a critical mass of people on this planet were to embrace this belief, it would put an end to war, poverty, illiteracy and pretty much every thing else that is so, so wrong here.

— Stephan

 

Salvation.

Salvation comes from you knowing that you are G-d.  You cannot be saved from sin, because sin does not exist within you naturally. Sin only exists within those who do not know, or refuse to know, that they are G-d. In the natural state of man, he/she knows he/she is G-d.  When a child is born; when he/she is freed from the confinement of the womb; when the Self enters the body upon its first breath; that child knows, then and there, that he/she is G-d.

Then his parents and teachers educate him/her.  They teach that G-d is an entity outside of oneself.  They teach, and this seems to be nearly universal, that G-d is this big guy in the sky standing over us with a club, ready to smite us when we break one of his commands.  This same G-d breaks his own commandments on a practically minute by minute basis.

This is a lie.  This is the very worst of child abuse. But it is from this damnable dogma that a person needs to saved.  They say that it is a social construction designed to make people behave. So they use fear to make people behave.

How about using Love?  How about using the truth?

If everyone were taught the truth, that they are G-d, how would they treat others? Others who are also G-d?

I tell you – if this truth were embraced by, say, two-thirds of the planet – a critical mass – we would end poverty, we would end ignorance, we would end war.

We would have Peace on Earth.

~~ Stephan Gabriel

It came from somewhere in Humboldt County CA. (I’m changing names and details here so as not to out someone).

Him: “Hey, how are you?”
Me: “Who are you?”
Him: “This is Matt. Is this Kate?”
Me:  “No Kate here. My name is Stephen. You must have misdialed I guess.”
Him: “Oh, yeah. Sorry. How are you doing?”
Me: “Just like you and everyone else: being G-d.”
Him: “Ha, ha; what are you talking about?”
Me: “I’m talking about you and me and everyone else. We are G-d.”
Him:  “What is that a religion or something?”
Me: “Actually it’s science. Quantum Physics to be precise. G-d is everywhere -and everything. G-d is Nature. You and I and everyone else is G-d.”
Him: “G-d doesn’t exist. You are a retarded Fuck.’
Me: “Go look in the mirror. Do you see yourself? You are seeing G-d.”
Him: “Retarded, retarded, retarded. G-d does not exist. Your retarded.”
Me:  “”You’re,” not “Your.” Lol!”
Me: ” So, what you are saying is that you do not exist?”
Me: “But, you do exist. You are texting me. You exist. G-d exists.”
Him:  “You are a dumbass.”
Me: ” Well, if that’s the way you feel about it, than that’s the way you feel about it. Is that the way you feel about it?”
Me: “I’m glad we sorted this out.  Keep in mind that YOU texted me.  You sort of asked for this conversation.”
Me: “Namaste!”  I hope you someday quit running away from your responsibilities, and come to realize that you are G-d.”

And then I blocked him. He will never call me again.  This is the thing that both Atheists, and Monotheists hold in common: they are both terribly, terribly wrong.

~~ Stephan Gabriel

 

Think of G-d as this giant computer. Like the Fugaku only much, much bigger and much more powerful.  Each of us can be thought of as a terminal of that computer.  Like all terminals nowadays, we have access to our own resources;  media, documents, files, etc.  When connected to the mainframe, we also have access to all of that computers resources and all of it’s power. This is true for each and every terminal, but only when connected to the mainframe.

Think of this giant computer as the Internet. It is everywhere and is attached to  virtually everything and everyone. But each person has the choice to connect or not. That’s the rub. The trick is to stay connected.

The trick is to acknowledge that you and I and everyone else and Nature — we are all G-d.

 

~~ Stephan Gabriel

What does Namaste mean?  “G-d, who lives within me, greets G-d, who lives within you.”   Simple. Direct. Straight forward. It states the simple, profound truth:  You are G-d; I am G-d; all who Grok are G-d.

It means that you acknowledge another persons “G-d-ness.”  You recognize that they, like yourself, are a vessel of G-d. Of Divinity. Of Holiness. That you are sacred.  It means that because of that fact, you will never knowingly harm another person.  You will not be jealous of another persons stuff.  It also means that you are in the process of evolving toward being G-d, and recognize that principle in all others.

“Go out into the world and recognize G-d in all persons.”  — (paraphrased) George Fox

“Namaste!”