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Many of the ideas about strange beings, hidden worlds, and cosmic struggles did not begin in modern times. They appear in very old writing — some included in the Bible, and many left out.

The Book of Enoch

The Book of Enuch is an ancient Jewish text that did not make it into the Catholic or Protestant Bible, but it was widely read in early times.

It speaks about: “Watchers,” beings who came down to Earth, Teaching humans knowledge they were not ready for, a rebellion among higher beings, giants and strange hybrid beings, a cosmic judgement and restoration.

Some read these as angels. Some see them as symbolic forces.

Some imagine them as interdimensional or extraterestrial beings.

The text itself uses spiritual language, not modern science language. What people see in it often relects their own time and imagination.

The Nag Hammadi (Gnostic Texts)

Discovered in Egypt in 1945, these early Christian-era writing talk about” Mutliple levels of reality, A false or ignorant creator of the material world, A higher true source beyond that creator, Divine light trapped inside human beings.

Some modern readers connect this to: The idea of a “prison world”, Humanity forgetting its true origin, A cosmic struggle over consciousness.

Again, the tezts are sympolic and spiritual. Modern readers add sci-fi meaning that the original writers never used.

The Dead Sea Scrolls.

These include both biblical and non-bilbical writings .Some describe: Wars between forces of light and darkness, Non-human or spiritual beings active in history, Hidden knowledge about cosmic order.

Not aliens — but not simple human history either.

Older stories than the Bible

Many famout Bible stories appear in much older cultures: Flood stories exist in Sumerian, Babylonian, and Assyrian texts long before the Bible, Creation stories appear in many ancient cultures, Stories of gods, watchers, or sky beings exist worldwide.

And all the new discoveries of advanced technologies in Egypt and the area point to a vast unrealized history beyond imagination.

These things do not mean the Bible is “false.” It means the Bible may be part of a much older human conversation — retelling ancient truths in new language.

We have always sensed that: We come from something greater. We are not the first to ask these questions, Reality is larger than what we see.

Whether these storis are literal, symbolic, spiritual, or imaginative, they all point to the same trugh:

Humanity has always known it is part of a mystery. And God–the living presence behind life — is bigger than any one story, book, or explanation.

You don’t have to decide which story is “right.” You only have to stay open to the wonder that all these stories are trying to touch.

So what if we become just the observer and stay out completely? If we are in the Matrix it is easy to think we and God are seperate, but God and you are one, we are just not realized. Jesus and Buddha are realized. We can become realized too. This is knowing who we are.

We begin to become realized by askig who is the one who is noticing? There is also the idea we should not try to escape the matrix but learn how to best live within it.  

Right now: Notice a thought. Notice it fade. What is aware of that? Don’t answer with words. Just feel. 

This is when you are tired from fighting your dragons and realize your real power and freedom is within by letting go of outside control. Rather than fighting, you simply turn away. ignore it. Your reacting enslaves you but let go, turn the other cheek, and it has no power over you. Stop letting the news sway your emotions. Watch if you must but do not give it control. If you get cut off in traffic and are angry ask who is making me angry? You do not control the circumstance but you can control your reaction. 

We never die spiritually. Your friends and family never died. No one has. But changed forms and dimensions. Our souls don’t die and the ones who suffer are we who try to hold on to what we can touch and hold. It is natural. But when we can get silent we can sense them around us. Be still and know I am God. Look at the youtubes from near death survivors and they report the same thing. Love. Not judgement. 

This is a good question as some modern spiritual thinkers suggest that the light reported in near-death experiences may represent a return to the cycle of reincarnation, and think that a soul seeking liberation should instead follow its own inner awareness or ask to return directly to the Source of consciousness. This idea is speculative and not supported by scientific evidence, as not much in this realm is, but it is something to research and decide individually.  But Buddhism for example says the way to freedom is self enlightenment. 

The proof is in your hand. Look at how it moves. But for some people that is not enough. Look at nature and the incredible tapestry that exists in the balance and beauty of everything. How one tree seed could not have survived without the help of one specialized beetle created to drill a hole into the nut and free it. But for some that may not be enough. These are just a couple of simple examples. There are many more constantly that show an intelligent creator is involved, but some refuse to accept. Let them be. It is like a dog telling all of its animal friends it is human. It is not important what they think. Keeping your peace is more important. 

Yes and no. The intelligence is an aspect of God. Though it is not perfect. I get into arguments everyday with AI, just like I used to with God. Of course the machines processing AI usually are not considered holy, even that can be an aspect of this world’s creation if we consider that the energy that is in everything in this dimension, then even the bolts can be connected to  God. 

What we think about is what we attract and what we focus on affects our world. The madness that seems to envelope this world is one choice that is hard to avoid but one trick is to unplug our nervous system from this version of life and plug into more of our inner world and seek a higher peace and loving vibration within ourselves. Between the chaos of life we need to take breaks between the news and daily chores and take care of ourselves for just short breaks. Deep breathing, be grateful for this opportunity to live life now, and meditate to align for a few minutes in the morning and at night with gratitude when you can. You are the priority and your peace will affect everyone you meet. If more of us did this it could be a different world. And it starts with me. 

There are many ways to meditate, but the importance for meditating is enormous for our growth in peace within and living a better life. Let’s align ourselves as a start. Close eyes and shut off distractions. Deep breathing down into the base of our lungs and let your breath out with a humming vibration from deep within. This comes from The Utopia Collective on Tiktok. That means less energy to the chaos in this world and more toward peace inside. 

All the great teachers had one lesson in common. That we should love one another and this gift of life above all else. When Jesus spoke, he wasn’t creating a complex system. He was pointing back to what we already have – an alive, loving presence within and around us. Jesus spoke so simply and directly about love and living truth that it challenged the religious authories of his time. To them, it felt like a threat – not because it was wrong, but because it removed the need for control and regid systems. Many were shocked, because He questioned what had long been accepted as authority. To some, that seemed wrong. To others, it made him seem dangerous. What He really taught was simple: to look within, to feel what is true, and to recognize the living presence already within and all around. This same message appears in the early writings that were not included in the Bible such as texts llike the Gospel of Mary.

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Feel lost?

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Many of the ideas about strange beings, hidden worlds, and cosmic struggles did not begin in modern times. They appear in very old writing — some included in the Bible, and many left out.

The Book of Enoch

The Book of Enuch is an ancient Jewish text that did not make it into the Catholic or Protestant Bible, but it was widely read in early times.

It speaks about: “Watchers,” beings who came down to Earth, Teaching humans knowledge they were not ready for, a rebellion among higher beings, giants and strange hybrid beings, a cosmic judgement and restoration.

Some read these as angels. Some see them as symbolic forces.

Some imagine them as interdimensional or extraterestrial beings.

The text itself uses spiritual language, not modern science language. What people see in it often relects their own time and imagination.

The Nag Hammadi (Gnostic Texts)

Discovered in Egypt in 1945, these early Christian-era writing talk about” Mutliple levels of reality, A false or ignorant creator of the material world, A higher true source beyond that creator, Divine light trapped inside human beings.

Some modern readers connect this to: The idea of a “prison world”, Humanity forgetting its true origin, A cosmic struggle over consciousness.

Again, the tezts are sympolic and spiritual. Modern readers add sci-fi meaning that the original writers never used.

The Dead Sea Scrolls.

These include both biblical and non-bilbical writings .Some describe: Wars between forces of light and darkness, Non-human or spiritual beings active in history, Hidden knowledge about cosmic order.

Not aliens — but not simple human history either.

Older stories than the Bible

Many famout Bible stories appear in much older cultures: Flood stories exist in Sumerian, Babylonian, and Assyrian texts long before the Bible, Creation stories appear in many ancient cultures, Stories of gods, watchers, or sky beings exist worldwide.

And all the new discoveries of advanced technologies in Egypt and the area point to a vast unrealized history beyond imagination.

These things do not mean the Bible is “false.” It means the Bible may be part of a much older human conversation — retelling ancient truths in new language.

We have always sensed that: We come from something greater. We are not the first to ask these questions, Reality is larger than what we see.

Whether these storis are literal, symbolic, spiritual, or imaginative, they all point to the same trugh:

Humanity has always known it is part of a mystery. And God–the living presence behind life — is bigger than any one story, book, or explanation.

You don’t have to decide which story is “right.” You only have to stay open to the wonder that all these stories are trying to touch.

So what if we become just the observer and stay out completely? If we are in the Matrix it is easy to think we and God are seperate, but God and you are one, we are just not realized. Jesus and Buddha are realized. We can become realized too. This is knowing who we are.

We begin to become realized by askig who is the one who is noticing? There is also the idea we should not try to escape the matrix but learn how to best live within it.  

Right now: Notice a thought. Notice it fade. What is aware of that? Don’t answer with words. Just feel. 

This is when you are tired from fighting your dragons and realize your real power and freedom is within by letting go of outside control. Rather than fighting, you simply turn away. ignore it. Your reacting enslaves you but let go, turn the other cheek, and it has no power over you. Stop letting the news sway your emotions. Watch if you must but do not give it control. If you get cut off in traffic and are angry ask who is making me angry? You do not control the circumstance but you can control your reaction. 

We never die spiritually. Your friends and family never died. No one has. But changed forms and dimensions. Our souls don’t die and the ones who suffer are we who try to hold on to what we can touch and hold. It is natural. But when we can get silent we can sense them around us. Be still and know I am God. Look at the youtubes from near death survivors and they report the same thing. Love. Not judgement. 

This is a good question as some modern spiritual thinkers suggest that the light reported in near-death experiences may represent a return to the cycle of reincarnation, and think that a soul seeking liberation should instead follow its own inner awareness or ask to return directly to the Source of consciousness. This idea is speculative and not supported by scientific evidence, as not much in this realm is, but it is something to research and decide individually.  But Buddhism for example says the way to freedom is self enlightenment. 

The proof is in your hand. Look at how it moves. But for some people that is not enough. Look at nature and the incredible tapestry that exists in the balance and beauty of everything. How one tree seed could not have survived without the help of one specialized beetle created to drill a hole into the nut and free it. But for some that may not be enough. These are just a couple of simple examples. There are many more constantly that show an intelligent creator is involved, but some refuse to accept. Let them be. It is like a dog telling all of its animal friends it is human. It is not important what they think. Keeping your peace is more important. 

Yes and no. The intelligence is an aspect of God. Though it is not perfect. I get into arguments everyday with AI, just like I used to with God. Of course the machines processing AI usually are not considered holy, even that can be an aspect of this world’s creation if we consider that the energy that is in everything in this dimension, then even the bolts can be connected to  God. 

What we think about is what we attract and what we focus on affects our world. The madness that seems to envelope this world is one choice that is hard to avoid but one trick is to unplug our nervous system from this version of life and plug into more of our inner world and seek a higher peace and loving vibration within ourselves. Between the chaos of life we need to take breaks between the news and daily chores and take care of ourselves for just short breaks. Deep breathing, be grateful for this opportunity to live life now, and meditate to align for a few minutes in the morning and at night with gratitude when you can. You are the priority and your peace will affect everyone you meet. If more of us did this it could be a different world. And it starts with me. 

There are many ways to meditate, but the importance for meditating is enormous for our growth in peace within and living a better life. Let’s align ourselves as a start. Close eyes and shut off distractions. Deep breathing down into the base of our lungs and let your breath out with a humming vibration from deep within. This comes from The Utopia Collective on Tiktok. That means less energy to the chaos in this world and more toward peace inside. 

All the great teachers had one lesson in common. That we should love one another and this gift of life above all else. When Jesus spoke, he wasn’t creating a complex system. He was pointing back to what we already have – an alive, loving presence within and around us. Jesus spoke so simply and directly about love and living truth that it challenged the religious authories of his time. To them, it felt like a threat – not because it was wrong, but because it removed the need for control and regid systems. Many were shocked, because He questioned what had long been accepted as authority. To some, that seemed wrong. To others, it made him seem dangerous. What He really taught was simple: to look within, to feel what is true, and to recognize the living presence already within and all around. This same message appears in the early writings that were not included in the Bible such as texts llike the Gospel of Mary.

Let’s be real—sometimes life feels like a cosmic joke, and the punchline is pain. You pray, hope, try to be a good person… and then boom, life hits you with a breakup, a job loss, or some unexplainable loss that makes you want to scream, “Really, God?!” 

It can be an SOB. But this is life and it is best to appreciate it because as hard as it can be it is better than not living. It is a gift to make us grow through it all is the meaning.  To create the person you wish to be.  

Spirituality doesn’t have to mean sitting cross-legged on a mountain or quoting ancient scriptures. Sometimes, it’s as simple (and as powerful) as choosing love over fear or saying “thank you” when things go right—or even when they don’t.

If you’re craving something deeper but not preachy, here are two cool spiritual ideas—love and gratitude—that can shift your mindset, change your relationships, and even bring a little peace into your everyday life.

Let’s be honest—happiness feels complicated sometimes. One minute you’re fine, the next you’re comparing your life to someone else’s Instagram or wondering why nothing feels good enough. So if you’re asking, “How can I be happy?”—you’re not alone.

Here’s the good news: happiness isn’t some rare treasure only lucky people find. It’s something you can build, bit by bit, in real life, without needing to have it all figured out.

One key is appreciation for all you have and all you are able to experience in this life that you could not if you were not here. Simple things like the sunshine, your favorite song, chocolate cake, love and kittens. 

Another is to live in only this moment now without worrying about tomorrow nor regreting the past 

And no expectation for results. Do what you can and leave the results to the universe. The Universe can be much wiser than the wisest man

Right here. This moment is the beginning. You don’t need a history of spiritual practice or meditation. You don’t need a special room, a cushion, or a calm mind. You begin by simply noticing that something in you is aware of reading these words right now. That awareness — that’s the door. And it’s always been open.

 

Right here. This moment is the beginning. You don’t need a history of spiritual practice or meditation. You don’t need a special room, a cushion, or a calm mind. You begin by simply noticing that something in you is aware of reading these words right now. That awareness — that’s the door. And it’s always been open.

 

Right here. This moment is the beginning. You don’t need a history of spiritual practice or meditation. You don’t need a special room, a cushion, or a calm mind. You begin by simply noticing that something in you is aware of reading these words right now. That awareness — that’s the door. And it’s always been open.

 

Right here. This moment is the beginning. You don’t need a history of spiritual practice or meditation. You don’t need a special room, a cushion, or a calm mind. You begin by simply noticing that something in you is aware of reading these words right now. That awareness — that’s the door. And it’s always been open.

 

Suffering is not something God creates to punish us. Blaming God for suffering is a very human habit — when something hurts, we often look for somone else to blame.

God does not sit somewhere deciding who should suffer. Suffering grows out of free will, fear, misunderstanding, and the choices made by human beings over tiem. It is also conneted to what we believe, expect, and repeat inside ourselves. Life responds nore to what we focus on and cary within than to ideas of “good” and “bad.” If we think about monsters we get monsters. The universe doesn’t hear if we don’t want something. It just hears monsters and it says ok. 

The universe does not judge. It simply reflects what is moving throught us — our fears, our hopes, our habits, and our beliefs.

Think about this: Do doctors want people to suffer? Of course not. Yet illness still exists and the mdical industry rolls on.. Do humans want others to starve? Most don’t. Yet hunger still exists. In fact every year millions of people die from hunger, even when the world already grows more than enough food to feed everyone. At the same time, millions more are born into a world that has the ability to care for all of them but chooses not to.

If this is love, then we have misunderstood what love really is. 

Love is not words, beliefs, or prayers alone. Love is feeding, sharing, protecting, and caring. Where those actions are missing, suffering appears — not because God failed, but because love was not lived. 

The world could end hunger quickly if we truly chose to. So much food is thrown away every day. So much care is available, yet not shared equally. These are not failures of God — they are reflections of human choices, systems, fears, and priorities.

God created life and gave it freedom. What we do with that freedom is up to us.

So who is responsibel when someone is atacked or robbed?

In one sense not you — you did not plan it. But in another sense, it is all of us, because we help created the kind of world we live in through what we tolerate, ignore, reward, and repeat.

When love is present, people care for each other, share, protect, listen, and help. When love is missing, people hoard, harm, ignore, exploit, and turn away.

So sffering isn’t mysterious. It grows wherever care is replaced by fear, sharing is replaced by greed, and connection is replaced by isolation.

Love is not just a feeling. It is what moves hands to help, hearts to open, and systems to change. Where that movement stops, suffering begins.