Written by Mathew Naismith
This is probably one of my most important posts I have written so far, of course any post relating to peace is important, especially considering the present circumstances in the world. The prophesies predicted by the bible, Edgar Casey, Mayan calendars, Nostradamus, Hindu scriptures, Islamic prophecies, etc, depict doom but only as the world we know.
Do you want to become the peace you dear for in the world? If so, imagine that everything we know to be material (physical) is already gone. Let's be honest, no material existence stays the same, the universe itself as a whole will one day no longer exist, as we know it to exist. This is important to reflect upon, as we know it to exist.
Everything materially comes to a head or an end, as everything material has a starting and ending point, no matter what our desires might be. This is the same with human consciousness. Self-indulgence is on the rise but even this self-indulgence has an ending point. So often people think, "Change starts from me, so if my self- indulgences (desires) are catered for, this will spread throughout the world!!" This is exactly what has been manifested. Why are so many people from materialism to spirituality of self-indulgences these days?
On the other hand, you still have people who will sacrifice their own self-indulgent happiness for the good of the collective; for they know that anything materially created has an ending point. Materially created isn't just of what is physical, but also what is mentally created.
We often talk about unconditional love, at the same time expressing huge amounts of conditions to this love. Speaking of unconditional love is different to expressing unconditional love, in that expressing unconditional love often takes one to sacrifice their own self-indulgences. How often do mothers sacrifice their own comforts for their children? For most people talking about unconditional love, this simply doesn't occur. How many people would sacrifice their own indulgences, in how unconditional love makes them feel for example, for the good of the collective?
It is not the quantity of numbers that is important, it is the quality of numbers. Quality simply means people who are not of self-indulgences first and foremost.
Extract: "Predictions : The Kalki Purana
Whenever there is a withering of the law and an uprising of lawlessness on all sides, then I manifest Myself. For the salvation of the righteous and the destruction of such as do evil, for the firm establishing of the Law, I come to birth, age after age. (Bhagavad Gita, Book IV, Sutra 5, 7, 8)
Bhagavad Gita – The holy book of the Hindus
The famous quotation from the Bhagavad Gita, which is the holy book of the Hindus, is the basis of their belief that God (Lord Vishnu) takes birth on the earth as an Avatar or incarnation and as a saviour of the humanity in order to cleanse the world of evil and re-establish Dharma or Law when the human society reaches the nadir of moral and cultural values, and lose all awareness of what is right and wrong."
There are a number of other prophecies telling of a rebirth of righteous existence and consciousness. To me, it is not of a singular saviour but of a collective consciousness awakening to its own self-indulgence and importance over all else. This consciousness isn't about being positive while sacrificing (ignoring) the negatives to be and stay positive. It is about sacrificing, letting go, of our old age desires, self-indulgences and self-importance over all else. It is not a true sacrifice at all, but a release from a limiting consciousness.
It is simple, let go of what is limiting human consciousness evolving any further. Again, imagine that everything we know to be material (physical) is already gone. Also, existence will only cease to exist as we presently know it to exist.
This is easy for people like me because we seem to know that material existences are fleeting and forever changing, also, the material is miniscule in everyway compared to immaterial existences. This doesn't make material existences irrelevant, it just doesn't make material existences all of what we are by far.
Material existence won't cease to exist but material existence will take on quite a different consciousness, a consciousness in the absence of sacrificial rituals to primarily serve our self-indulgences and importance at the cost of all else not of our own.
Yes, many of us have made this transition harder than it could have been for the collective consciousness. As I often say, it is the way of the wind, but in the end of the transitional stage, many of us will have an easier transition than most it would seem. We will no longer falsely talk about peace or unconditional love, we will be peace and unconditional love. This will not at first seem like peace and love to those of self-indulgences though.
So the so-called positive today will say that imaging that everything we know to be material (physical) is already gone. People like me don't see this as a negative for two reasons.
Firstly, no material existence is infinite in nature but immaterial existences are. Material existences are limited to starting and ending points, where immaterial existences are not. It is these limitations that make material existence minuscule to immaterial existences. Try to remember, energy can't be destroyed, simply transformed, which makes all energy of the infinite. Only of what energy transforms into is finite, but energy itself, which everything is created from, is infinite. You can call this infinite energy a number of things.
Secondly, when you limit consciousness to certain variables, all that will be created materially is only of what serves the material, usually while sacrificing the immaterial. Within such limitations, self-indulgence becomes quite prevalent materially.
Try not to play one against the other, like positive against negative, right against wrong, good against bad or visa-versa, etc. Yes, our own self-indulgence of feeling good about being positive, right and good seems like the way to go but avoid this at all cost as it is of a consciousness coming to its end it would seem. A consciousness that will ritualistically sacrifice anything to serve its own indulgences. Simply feel good about letting go of all this kind of often opposing and limiting consciousness.
I am at peace at letting it all go; but I am concerned for those in how so many people are going to make this transition so hard on themselves and so many others. However, many will forgo their own comfort and security to serve the collective conscious transition. It is simply the end of one cycle and the start of another cycle as, for example, Hindu and Mayan scriptures tell of.
God consciousness makes reference to a consciousness that is wise and aware, in the absence of what is desired or of self-indulgence.......
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