Do you ever wonder what color God and gender Jesus are?

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Jesus is a White Man...(Christian) - So the story goes.

As for God - A Black Lady?!
( A Bizarre Short Story. )

I'm a very lucid dreamer - A (black) lady was tellin' a group of young kids to shut up on a school bus.
I told her not to bother the kids they were just talking; having a good time.
She started yelling at me.
Suddenly one of my ex's appeared and told that lady to shut up...ME, being a smart *** said " Yeah, listen to my ex, cuz even she's right half the time; me? 100% of the time...That equals us being 130% right: and you?... wrong lady, so just sit down!"

The kids had disappeared by this point, and a few more Black ladies appeared and 1 yelled, "50% + 100% is 150%; you can't even do math right honey! "
Eating my bait, I replied Cockily " I'll give you that 1; your right, we're 150% right!" ...That's when another Black Lady appeared.
She looked at me; I can't explain the look. It was...Mesmerizing... and I froze.
" That's Where Your Wrong Child! " She said Calmly, yet with such...Power!
I was speechless. In my own Damned Lucid Dream!...Never happens!

This Lady was drastically different. No comparison to any other I have ever met in a dream or in real.
Closest resemblance to a real person( although still nowhere close to explaining her), a cross between: Claire Huxtable and Oprah.

That was the end of the Dream...She was right! ... I went from being possibly right, to a complete ***! .... I woke up up chilled...Laughing! Wow! Is the only way I could explain it. Only thing I could think to say about it, all day.

God? .... Not sure about that...But I will say. This Lady, was an Angel!
And it makes sense.
As far as I'm concerned, Black Women have got the Most Heart and Soul!
God? Sends who you will listen to!
Takes Many Forms/ Any Form.

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Cliffy said:
I like to think they are my favourite flavour: chocolate.
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Sorry Cliffy,only Easter Bunny is chocolate,Santa like old oatmeal cookies,Bigfoot -due to poor hygiene-like athletes foot and i promised not to tell how unicorns taste(hint-you can rarely find them at your local supermarket)
 
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No. My apotheosis showed just one as a second is not required. When one transits to the Godhead, a cosmic consciousness is the best description, you enter what might be best described as a computer firewall where any adjustments to the information you carry is done just as you enter the main body of this super consciousness. Within you have access to all known information so a return to a body, even if it were possible is something that you would not want after feeling the joy and love of the cosmic consciousness.


I cannot prove any of this at present but science is getting close. Have a look at where I think my mind visited.


As to your spirit guide, I think that what you are finding is what Freud called a Father Complex. In a woman it should be called a Mother Complex. If you look it up you will likely see that they try to roll it into other Complex from Freud but ignore tat as it gets too foolish on the sexual side.


The Mother or spirit guide you have is just your higher mind trying to push you to be the fittest or alpha female of our species. It is instinct driven and quite normal. Most do not access that part of the higher mind as easily as you seem to be doing. Good for you.


What this second link and take your female version of Jesus within and see what happens. You might activate your higher mind or as Jesus would say, your single eye
Regards


DL
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Thanks for the opinion and links DL...I will for sure check them out a bit later when I have some viewing time...appreciated



BaalsTears said:
Just between you and me, God is a white guy living in California.
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I hope he is rich and that I hook up with him soon...send him up here to Canada...he needs to cool off a bit
 
French Patriot

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Cliffy said:
Many years ago. I have had several near death experiences. I never saw a light but I was shown stuff that leads me to believe that we are living in a Matrix, a false reality based on lies and the withholding of vital information about the true nature of who and what we are. I was so impressed, I wrote two books about it.
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That is one of the Gnostic Christian themes but I have not bought into it.


You say you were shown some things. Showed what and by whom buddy?


Regards
DL
 
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Sal said:
he might make ya buy his book... ;-)
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Thanks for the plug Sal, but that would be two books, as one was not enough to contain it all. :)

French Patriot said:
It might be worth the read. I don't know.
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I'm not sure either. Some loved them and some think I'm bonkers. It all depends if a person can set aside their personal dogma and appreciate another's point of view. I think that experiences of consciousness outside the "normal" are very personal and the language used sometimes can be a barrier for those who are rigid in their thinking.
 
French Patriot

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Cliffy said:
Thanks for the plug Sal, but that would be two books, as one was not enough to contain it all. :)


I'm not sure either. Some loved them and some think I'm bonkers. It all depends if a person can set aside their personal dogma and appreciate another's point of view. I think that experiences of consciousness outside the "normal" are very personal and the language used sometimes can be a barrier for those who are rigid in their thinking.
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This is quite true. Or they will get hung up on a word that their semantics will just not grasp or allow.


I have that happen on occasion.


Regards
DL
 
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Sal

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Cliffy said:
Thanks for the plug Sal, but that would be two books, as one was not enough to contain it all. :)


I'm not sure either. Some loved them and some think I'm bonkers. It all depends if a person can set aside their personal dogma and appreciate another's point of view. I think that experiences of consciousness outside the "normal" are very personal and the language used sometimes can be a barrier for those who are rigid in their thinking.
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you're welcome and agreed, it depends upon our openness to the possible...
 
French Patriot

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BaalsTears said:
It's possible to appreciate the ideas of others while one scalps them. That just requires the ability to operate on different levels of consciousness concurrently.
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It all depends on your level of excellence.


A master should want to lose a debate or argument. That is how he will learn something new.


The one who wants to win only wants to confirm what he believes. There is no new knowledge in such.

But yes. A well done argument is a pleasure either way.

Regards
DL
 
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French Patriot said:
It all depends on your level of excellence.


A master should want to lose a debate or argument. That is how he will learn something new.


The one who wants to win only wants to confirm what he believes. There is no new knowledge in such.

But yes. A well done argument is a pleasure either way.

Regards
DL
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I agree with what you've posted. However, I would add that a willingness to learn from another requires sufficient detachment to avoid disappointment if it is determined the other has nothing to teach.
 
French Patriot

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BaalsTears said:
I agree with what you've posted. However, I would add that a willingness to learn from another requires sufficient detachment to avoid disappointment if it is determined the other has nothing to teach.
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That should depend on how often one is disappointed. No?


A few disappointments is not exceptional but when that becomes the staple then that would get rather dreary.


In the land of the blind, the one eyed man cannot prove his case.


Regards
DL
 
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