Prosperity TVThank you, Randy, for the reminder. Apropos of your thought, I recommend a book you've probably read that others deserve to read. Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow by Yuval Noah Harari.
For most of us, we begin as creatures of circumstances. Things “happen” to us and we react to them. This is the base stage of existence. Your environment dominates you and you’re probably subjugated by victimhood and fear.
Unfortunately, many stay in this stage for their entire lives...
These people only act when they are acted on. It’s a life of mediocrity, lack, and limitation.
You are not meant to stay at this stage. You were born to become a catalyst, to love, create, and evolve. You were born to be rich and prosperous. But this requires self-awareness. Instead of being randomly provoked by thoughts others send your way, you must become the thinker of the thought, mindful enough to think about what you think about.
The day that happens you should get a cake and blow out the candles, because that is the day you are truly born. That is when you start to access the inherent power within your being.
You are a god. You commune with other gods. Live accordingly.
-RG
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Thank you, Randy, for the reminder. Apropos of your thought, I recommend a book you've probably read that others deserve to read. Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow by Yuval Noah Harari.
I 've been receiving a lot of revelation on PERSPECTIVE and it has become so clearly evident to me that most of the my perceptions are not in my awareness, especially the one's that pass judgement at the drop of a hat, or that elevate me to a place where I actually think that just because I am so, evolved, that it somehow gives me the right to look down on anyone. I'm finding Randy's blog so timely. Being aware of our thoughts is one very critical step to creating results in your life, but beyond that the thoughts that we bind our beliefs around are also much in need of critical thinking. I have condensed this down to one conclusion. If it doesn't lead us to love one another, then we are going nowhere fast.
Do you think religion keeps us from becoming gods/friends/one with God/universe?
Does believing in Jesus keep people in a life of a life of mediocrity, lack, and limitation?
Absolutely
Does religion keep us from believing we are created equal, life, liberty and happiness?
Without a doubt
Who is really going to heaven?
"People were also bringing babies to Jesus for him to place his hands on them. When the disciples saw this, they rebuked them. But Jesus called the children to him and said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these"
You are born in the light and can stay in the light or return to the light.
What is the Bible teaching?
"For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain."
You can live and be wealthy. Just be kind.
You can be wealthy and kind. You don't have to be unkind to others to be successful.
Although I'm not a christian, seem to remember Jesus saying "Ye are gods."
Yes, that's definitely in the Bible.
Thank you, Randy, for the reminder. Apropos of your thought, I recommend a book you've probably read that others deserve to read. Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow by Yuval Noah Harari.
I 've been receiving a lot of revelation on PERSPECTIVE and it has become so clearly evident to me that most of the my perceptions are not in my awareness, especially the one's that pass judgement at the drop of a hat, or that elevate me to a place where I actually think that just because I am so, evolved, that it somehow gives me the right to look down on anyone. I'm finding Randy's blog so timely. Being aware of our thoughts is one very critical step to creating results in your life, but beyond that the thoughts that we bind our beliefs around are also much in need of critical thinking. I have condensed this down to one conclusion. If it doesn't lead us to love one another, then we are going nowhere fast.
Do you think religion keeps us from becoming gods/friends/one with God/universe?
Does believing in Jesus keep people in a life of a life of mediocrity, lack, and limitation?
Absolutely
Does religion keep us from believing we are created equal, life, liberty and happiness?
Without a doubt
Who is really going to heaven?
"People were also bringing babies to Jesus for him to place his hands on them. When the disciples saw this, they rebuked them. But Jesus called the children to him and said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these"
You are born in the light and can stay in the light or return to the light.
What is the Bible teaching?
"For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain."
You can live and be wealthy. Just be kind.
You can be wealthy and kind. You don't have to be unkind to others to be successful.
Although I'm not a christian, seem to remember Jesus saying "Ye are gods."
Yes, that's definitely in the Bible.