Salvation Cheat Sheet

To enter the Kingdom and be saved at last, be like children: unassuming, curious, with an open mind, not judging beforehand. Full of joy and excited anticipation while uncovering all the secrets and mysteries. To enter the Kingdom, go back to the very beginning. Go beyond creation, go before the moment it all started, and let your ego die to be born again from water and spirit by being immersed, i.e. baptized, in existence (water, reality, “am”) and knowing (spirit, consciousness, “I”). To make it happen, keep the Covenant.

Experience always leads to illusion of separation. It’s a feature. Therefore it is said that Kingdom does not come with observation. You cannot point your finger and say, “There it is,” for Kingdom is in the midst of yourself. But you are not your body and you are not your mind. You are not even your heart, no matter how metaphorically you treat that term. Yes, Kingdom is (within) those things too, but “within” does not point to insides of an individual (even though an image in the image of Kingdom is there as well).

When illusion of separation is all one knows, God is always distant and Kingdom is elusive. When ignorance reigns unchecked, suffering abounds and spills over to the world. But suffering is not a virtue. Reveling in victimhood is not a sign of strength, and weakness in this case bears no dignity. After all, it’s a blatant lack of responsibility, complete lack of acceptance and mindful attention. Such attitude just fuels the desires inciting one to turn on their neighbors as well as demanding a powerful entity with a powerful name who will miraculously gift one with what might bring happiness.

But unhappy people cannot enjoy any gifts. And what’s more, no one can save you. Neither Moses nor Jesus ever saved anyone. If that was not the case, words of prophet Habakkuk would be already fulfilled, and knowledge of God would already cover the Earth as the waters cover the sea. But neither Moses, Jesus, nor anyone else had, has or will ever have such power. All what anyone can do at best is to point at the Way.

But it’s completely in your hands whether you will walk it or not.

And by walking I literally mean just that.