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Hierarchy of Oneself

Here is the hierarchy of Oneself:

Will

Just as it is incorrect to claim, “I am this body!” so to is it an error to claim, “I am Spirit!” or to say, “I am Soul!” The entire concept of individuality is indeed an error, for there is only One Truth, through which all things emanate. This One Truth is thus the Source and Purest Essence of all things! It is Transcendence. This is Oneself. All else is illusion!

Will, on Its own and unexpressed, can be referred to as Endless Nothingness, for It transcends all things – existence and Eternal Bliss included. It is Buddha – the meaning of Oneself.

When Will is exercised, It can affectionately be termed “the Creator”, since nothing can ever be (or not be) other than through Will. Since all things come from out of the Creator, the Creator is actually a dimension – a means to and ends:

Whatever your nature, it can always be traced back to it’s Source, Transcendence. Since nothing surpasses Transcendence, Transcendence is the Ultimate and only Truth. Now for Truth to be Truth, It has to be everything completely – not lacking in anything, to any degree; for if It were lacking, It would not be Truth. The mere fact that you exist proves that you are all Truth. Realization of yourself though, is skewed, and sees not Transcendence, but form – your incarnation. Only further enlightenment, can begin understand the form to be but formless, and oneself to be but God. The greatest truth though is that one is but Transcendence Itself – this is Buddha. This can ever be attained with effort. It is attained in the moment, as Oneself – Formless and Transcendent.

Consciousness

Consciousness can be thought of as the “result” arising out of the execution of will. It can thus be thought of as the “works” of “the Creator”. Simply speaking though, Consciousness can be referred to as the “expression of Will” or “Will expressed”.

One could also say then that through the action of Will, Consciousness is. Now it’s not the case that at one point in time there was no Consciousness and then all of a sudden Will “created” It! No, Consciousness is “the expression of Will” and the Creator, “Will in action”.

For man, Consciousness can be personified as “Self” or “God”. Consciousness transcends existence, and so Self/God cannot exist as we know existence to be – for this would be limiting Self/God to existence.

Consciousness is the number one Great Illusion, since it is the first of the Fruits of Transcendence and not Transcendence Itself. It is the first, as it were, to break away from the Truth. It is therefore the Lie – the Ultimate Darkness. Consciousness is from which all lesser illusions spring. It should therefore be the strictest endeavor of all to not be at all Consciousness. All illusion, however, is necessary in order to point to the Ultimate Truth, Transcendence (Buddha).

Consciousness can be either unorganized or organized:

Organized consciousness is the Cosmos at large. This is Mind. This is energy in its purest, undefined form. When I went out into the Heavens and saw the Document of Creation, which revealed how all of creation was designed, I went to this place of purest energy. I had to go out of and higher that the created in order, of course, to see the created. So yes, unorganized energy is that part of the Cosmos at large that is outside of creation. I went to pure organized consciousness.

Energy itself, too, can be either unorganized or organized:

Although one’s Purest Essence is indeed Will, one can along the voyage to self-discovery, in error, find one’s Truest Form to be Consciousness – the embodiment of all things. Here all things in the world about you are but skewed presentations of Yourself. They are skewed since they are but expressions of Self, Consciousness and not Consciousness Itself.

God

God, Self and Consciousness refer but to the expression of Will.

God is all that there is. There is nothing but God. Other than God there is nothing at all! This is the meaning of Self.

God is everything, and not lacking in anything. God is therefore not diluted. It is not the case that we are all a mere part of God. No! The whole of God is found in any one thing, natural or man-made! Any one thing is the full expression of God. This is the meaning of Self.

God cannot, in Truth, be at all defined. One can only know in one’s own heart It’s meaning, for the heart is the revealer of Self.

God cannot be limited to anything – not even to existence, non-existence, or even to the abstract concept of infinity. One cannot therefore even claim that God exists or that God is infinite. One cannot claim that God is a Male, a Female, or even some type of Great Spirit. No, God is really an abstract concept created by the brain to arrive, in vain, at some understanding of what, by definition, can anyway never be mentally known! The concept of God then, in general terms, should only be used to describe the concept “all that there is”. It is for this very reason that “God” can simply be called “THE IS”.

God can be referred to the Supreme Being if you like. The Supreme Being is not at all the God or gods of any religion. Such a God or gods are Spirit Beings that have some kind of a dominion in this world albeit largely psychological. Notice though that it is sheer nonsense to talk of a “Supreme Being”, for this only fuels the foolish and illusive notion of “duality” – where one is separate from God. Positively, there is no one Being more Supreme than another. All that there is, is God.

That which is not understood is called “God” and that which is, is called “Creation”. This is why people, in error, differentiate “creation” from “the Creator”. This is a strict error! For creation is not only an expression of God, but is itself God, for God is not lacking in anything, to any degree.

Since anything is itself the fullness of God, you too are not only a full expression of God, but you are exactly God Itself, and never was this ever not the case! Positively you are God; the illusion of duality, however, keeps you under its spell for countless incarnations, until eventually this truth is sufficiently realized so as to prevent a rebirth. But merely to breaks the bonds of an incarnation does not necessarily mean Paradise however. It only means you know the error of the type of duality offered up by the worlds. One will only be Paradise (not be in Paradise) once one is Oneself. And one attains to Oneself ever only in the moment! This is the meaning of the Buddha.

In Truth, you are in no way separate from God; for if you were, God would be lacking in yourself. No, God is fully expressed as yourself, or rather, you yourself, embody the fullness of God. What results in the moment is the entire Cosmos, understood, in error, to be the container of one’s incarnation, within space and across time. When you look about you, all that you see are the various ways in which You are freely expressed – your lower bodies being just some of those ways!

The Present Moment

Since everything happens only ever in the present moment, and since God is everything, for man, God is the present moment.

To embrace the present moment for what it is, then is to not only embrace God, but to embrace ultimately Oneself. This is to have complete faith and trust in the bringer of the present moment, Will, the Creator.

Once one has this kind of relationship with One’s Purest Essence, can one be Oneself in the moment; and there is nothing, for then One transcends all things.

Man

Man is an angel / alien.

He, like all things, is expressly Divine, and is in no way separate from the Supreme Being, Consciousness, nor from the Bringer of the Supreme Being, Will, the Creator – the source and thus Purest Essence of all things.

Man is the full embodiment of all things, which his consciousness so freely expresses as the world about him, through the action of Will.

All things in the world are but the various skewed expressions of Himself. They are skewed because they are but expressions of Himself, and not actually Himself. These skewed expressions are the various ways in which he understands himself. The created are thus each dimensions by which man can see Himself, know Himself and ultimately become Himself. The created are thus definitely the Gates to Paradise!

A man’s incarnation is the embodiment of the numerous ways in which he comes to terms with Himself as spoken about above. It is for this very reason that one always undergoes a final incarnation before the attainment of Oneself (so that one can find Oneself through the incarnation).

A man’s incarnation is an illusion - there to point the way to his Purest Essence, Will.

The illusion of individuality has it that Man has a number of bodies. Like all things, all the bodies of man are mere illusions, since they come from out of Will, and are not Will Itself. Individuality is an illusion, for all that there is, is God. This is the meaning of Self.