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How the Grinch Didn't Steal Anything

You know how the Grinch tried to stop Christmas from coming, and yet it came anyway? Nothing he did could stop Christmas, whether it be taking the traditions, the decorations, the gifts. He took away the familiar and the sacred, but those silly little Whos were able to recognize Christmas when it came anyway, though it had a different form than maybe it had had in the past. What is Christmas, anyway? We all know the story of how Yahweh sent His Son to the Earth as the greatest gift of all for mankind. He sent Him completely, not reserving or holding anything back, and no matter how King Herod or circumstances tried to keep Him from coming, He came anyway, in a place and form that nobody expected a King to come, let alone the Messiah of Israel and Savior of the world. How many people try to stop the Love of Yahweh from overtaking them in their lives? For whatever reason--usually some form of fear or a misunderstanding that can manifest in anger or resentment--they flee from the Love...

Intercession

It's really quite simple. Love somebody.  Oh, I know that the expression takes various forms. I know that there is a real, tangible frequency involved. Yet, it really is that simple.  The best description of intercession I've ever read comes from A Wrinkle in Time  by Madeleine L'Engle.  Meg has lost her brother, Charles Wallace, to IT. IT is what I call the impossible. Charles Wallace has forgotten who he really is. He has no recollection of his own heart or being. He has behaved in hateful ways toward Meg and their father. His Reality has been hidden by impossibility.  And Meg can only intercede.  "She could stand there and she could love Charles Wallace.  Her own Charles Wallace, the real Charles Wallace, the child for whom she had come back to Camazotz, to IT, the baby who was so much more than she was, and who was yet so utterly vulnerable.  She could love Charles Wallace. Charles. Charles, I love you. My baby b...

Beyond Reality: It's So Much Bigger Than We Think

So many things have clicked tonight. As I go ever deeper into the Heart of the Father and allow Him to rearrange the way I have always seen the world, I find that it's much more complicated and yet at the same time much simpler than I've always thought. When Yahweh first started telling me that He is all that there is, I knew that didn't mean that He was evil or that He allowed, sanctioned, or took part in any of the myriad of horrors I've witnessed on the news, in the lives of those around me, or in my own life. It is not His Nature. It could never be. So, in order to understand, I separated the Reality of who He is from the illusion of who He isn't, and instead of judging what is and what isn't based on what I experience, I judged it based on His Nature. But Yahweh said, "The colors can only remain separate on the painter's palette. If you want to paint a world, you have to mix them together." As I ascended to this place of We, I found that...

John 17 DLT

Yahweh has given me the ability to read the deeper layers of Scripture with Him. He has shown me John 17 in a deeper layer of what Yahshua was saying when He was speaking to His Father. So We could also say, as We are completely One with Yahweh, even as Yahshua is. And We have various expressions of Our Nature.  John 17 1Yahshua spoke these words, lifted His eyes to higher planes and said, “Father, the Kairos moment has come. Glorify Your Son-Expression, that Your Son may also glorify You, 2as You have given Him authorship and existence in all flesh, that He should give His Being to as many expressions as You have given Him to have. 3And this is My Being, that We know We, all that is, and Me, the expression of We. 4I have expressed We on the earth. I have completed the expression in this place/time as We have established. 5And now, O Existence, glorify Me together with Yourself, with the glory which We are before creation. 6I have expressed Our Nature to the men who ar...

The End of the World

If you've been wondering why I haven't written in a while, it's because the world ended, and I was busy assimilating it. I find that people misunderstand the end of the world. It's not fire and brimstone. It's not destruction and final judgment. It is, instead, a reset of the Pattern of the Divine Dance of creative expression which we have often called life. All of creation--whether Real or illusion--must submit to the Pattern, which is governed by what I call the Prime Directive, or the Heartbeat of the Creator. While the Creator's central Nature never changes, the way that is expressed might change, and it is when this happens that the world ends. It took three days for the world to end, and it happened on September 22-24, just as many prophets foretold. I saw many posts on social media laughing at the idea that the world would end on September 23, others saying that something big was going to happen on that day because of some celestial portents that mi...

Seeds

Sometimes, when Yahweh is showing me something, He puts it as a series of "What if" questions. I'm going to borrow a page from His book. What if your relationship with Yahweh were the only thing that mattered in your life? What if you didn't have to worry about providing for yourself or being a good friend or being a good relative? What if you didn't have to worry about circumstances or experiences, but could spend your entire life simply relating to and communing with Him? What would that look like? What if there is no good and evil? What, then, would you spend your time doing? Instead of fighting evil and trying to be good, what would you be able to do? What would you be able to concentrate on? What if your entire life were an expression of the relationship that you have with Yahweh? What if it simply flowed from who you were and who He was and who you were together? What if all that you wanted could truly be found if you "sought only the King?" ...

Content in All Things

Philippians 4:11-13 reads:  "Not that I speak in regard to need, for I have learned in whatever state I am, to be content:  I know how to be abased, and I know how to abound. Everywhere and in all things I have learned both to be full and to be hungry, both to abound and to suffer need.  I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." I have always heard the last of these verses quoted by people who are going through a hard time or about to embark on a journey of faith. "I can do all things through Christ!" they confidently declare, even so bracing for the impact that they are sure are going to take them to the brink of death if not actually through it. There is such great faith to this, and yet there are still greater layers.  This is the kind of faith that I spoke about in  this post , which involves a very painful process that we endure because we know that the Promise is worth it and on the other side, we will be glad that we made this choi...