THE GOD PROJECT

I have witnessed a plethora of jaw dropping anomalies this year and had some very real experiences that have given me a level of awareness that for lack of a better word I am uncomfortable with. I have wanted to write this for a while now but found myself not only unsure of what I wanted to convey with my words, but unsure of what the universe itself was trying to convey to me. I have come to three solidified conclusions. #1. Everything happens on its own time. Whenever (it) does happen I understand that whatever (it) is serves a purpose to everything in this universe no matter how minute it seems. It is clandestine and essential to the existence of everything on this celestial plane. It does not matter if its effect can be seen by one or many, or goes unnoticed by all, its existence is tantamount to the existence of everything it will exist with just as the existence of you and I. This is synchronicity and it is everything.

The second thing, and arguably the most disturbing, is that in this current state of consciousness there seems to be no human being capable of unconditional love. We all like to think we are, and I am sure anyone reading this right now has paused to make a mental checklist that proves they are the exception, but society shows me on daily basis that we are not. We think we are, but what we have are thresholds; levels of things we can tolerate and have inflicted upon us before our love runs dry. Some thresholds are deep and far greater than others, but it is not infinite. No human in this state of consciousness is perfect or has perfected any one singular thing including love. Once you have a cognitive understanding of this, you will understand that only in shedding one’s ego can the true ability to love unconditionally be attained.

Last but not least, I now believe if every person in the universe should assume without fail, that everyone in their life be they friend, lover, family member, or mere passerby on the street sees them as God we would heal the world....If you assumed that you were God in the eyes of everyone, would you not hold yourself to a higher set of standards in everything that you do? Would your actions not be held to a higher set of standards in terms of the effect they have on people and the world around you? Would you not think and become less complacent about the words that come from your mouth and the meaning and power they hold? I believe we would become less inclined to make excuses for bad and hurtful behavior that affect others and the world around us. We would be more responsible for our actions and inactions, less likely to break promises, say and do hurtful things and inevitably become more self-aware; with this constant state of being aware of self comes inevitable mental and spiritual elevation. We would be less likely to excuse or justify our own hurtful and destructive behavior and it would be replaced by thoughts and actions taking the feelings of others more into consideration raising our vibration and frequency thus passing it on to a universe that consequently would have no choice but to vibrate on a higher frequency as well. We would be less likely to excuse and justify behaviors that we normally wouldn’t chastise or even give a second thought to in order to satisfy a personal agenda. Instead we would be more likely to realize that our peers hold us in the highest regard possible, giving us the highest honor there is, (as ideally you would for this person as well.) In not wanting to compromise this vision of yourself you would then act in accordance. We have become a species so comfortable with evil and demonstrations of hate to an extent allows acts of love and compassion to become seen as vulnerabilities and flaws that demonstrate weakness. This is the reason you think twice before asking your neighbor to borrow a cup of sugar, and why they resist in giving it. It makes me wonder what our legacy will be when we are all gone. Will we be the historical failures of the universe? I must admit I do not have much hope for good reviews, but who am I to judge…it isn’t like I’m God or anything.