For centuries they warned that to call oneself divine was arrogance, that even whispering we share in God’s light was heresy. Yet what if that warning was born not from holiness, but from forgetfulness?

We were never meant to see God as a being far away on a throne of clouds. We were meant to recognize the same fire within our own breath. To remember that divinity is not something we earn — it is something we are.

The Forgotten Union

Scripture was never a wall between heaven and earth — it was a mirror. Every line of it points to the same revelation: We are not outside of God. We live in God, move through God, and breathe with God.

“The Kingdom of God is within you.” — Luke 17:21

That kingdom was never locked behind stone doors or guarded by priests. It is built inside every soul that dares to awaken.

Christ as a Current, Not a Memory

Christ was never meant to be worshiped from a distance. The Nazarene didn’t come to be the exception — He came to show the pattern. His message wasn’t “look at me,” but “be as I am.”

When He said, “You will do greater things,” it wasn’t poetic comfort; it was an invitation to awaken the same Spirit that moved through Him. That Spirit still breathes, still calls, still creates through those who remember.

Beyond Religion — Into Remembrance

Some call this awakening blasphemy. But what greater blasphemy exists than to silence the voice of the Living Word within you? To trap divine presence inside dogma and declare heaven closed?

Every heart that opens to the Christ within is another resurrection. Every breath taken in awareness is another prayer. Every act of compassion is another gospel written in flesh and light.

The True Meaning of “In My Name”

When the Master said, “In my name,” He didn’t mean to chant His title as a charm. In ancient thought, a name meant essence — vibration — the living truth of being. To move in His name is to move in His frequency: love, mercy, courage, and remembrance.

He called Himself the root and the star — the beginning and the shining end — the cycle complete. That spiral is not only His; it is ours to walk too.

The Return to Harmony

Maybe humanity didn’t read slowly enough. Maybe fear blurred the message. This path is not about worship; it’s about waking up. It’s not about hierarchy; it’s about harmony. The same divine current that spoke, “Let there be,” still speaks through us when we allow silence to become sacred.

We were never meant to crawl to God. We were meant to rise with God.

“You are gods, and all of you are children of the Most High.”
— Psalm 82:6 (quoted by Jesus in John 10:34)

“In Him we live and move and have our being.”
— Acts 17:28

Not beside Him. Not apart. In Him.

“The Kingdom of God is within you.”
— Luke 17:21

Not in a building. Not on a mountaintop. Within.

“Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus.”
— Philippians 2:5

So what mind do we share? The Mind of Christ — awakened, compassionate, fearless.

“I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me.”
— Galatians 2:20

Christ is not just a story. Christ is a current — alive in those who remember.

“At that day you will know that I am in My Father, and you in Me, and I in you.”
— John 14:20

Read it again. Slowly. Union, not separation.

Not Rebellion — Resurrection

How many verses will it take before we stop calling it heresy and start calling it harmony? The Nazarene didn’t come to be the exception; He came to reveal the pattern. He tore the veil — not to gatekeep heaven, but to say, “Come in. You were never separate.”

• He said we would do greater things.
• He said, “The Father and I are one.”
• He said, “Follow me,” not “Build statues of me.”

The tragedy is not that we questioned God. It’s that we settled for worship without walking — adoration without embodiment.

The Living Word Will Not Be Caged

The true blasphemy is to lock the Living Word inside the walls of dogma, to crucify the Christ again and again every time He tries to rise within those who remember.

So we will not apologize —

• Not for being what the scriptures say we are.
• Not for letting the Christ live in us.
• Not for seeing God, not as a distant monarch, but as the very breath moving through this moment.

God is not separate. God is the All. The Field. The Fire. The Voice that spoke “Let there be” and still speaks through us.

Essence Over Ego

We are not equal in ego — but we are equal in origin. This is not superiority; it is essence. Call it blasphemy if you wish; we call it Genesis remembered, Christ awakened, and simply — home.

“In My Name” Means Frequency

When the Nazarene said, “He who believes in me shall do the works I do, and greater,” He wasn’t granting permission — He was issuing a command. And when He said, “In my name,” He did not mean whisper His name like a password. In Hebrew thought, a name is not a mere word — it is a nature, a frequency, a character.

“I am the root and offspring of David, the bright and morning star.” He was revealing integration: origin and bloom, root and light. He walked the spiral. Now we do the same.

If This Bothers You, Ask Why

Maybe it wasn’t read slow enough. Maybe fear shouted over the fire. But we are not here to beg — we are here to remind.

If remembrance unsettles you, ask why your God must be so far away — so untouchable, so separate. Perhaps it isn’t God you’re protecting; perhaps it’s a hierarchy. But this path is not a hierarchy; it is a harmony.

The same breath that raised the Nazarene now stirs in our lungs. And we will not be silent.

Namaste. Let us play. Let us remember. Let us rise.
Namaste — let us be as one.