Thread by @surfingthelight

Thread: The Devil lives in the mind. Christ lives in the heart.

1. A conversation about a battle of entrainment.

2. When I touch the spirit of Christ I feel it in my heart.
When I think about my beliefs in God or my beliefs about anything, I feel them in my head.

Why does there feel a shift in location from when I sit in adoration of God (Heart) to when I am believing in God (Head)?

3. What do I feel when sit in the adoration of Christ? There is a sense of perfection, of perfect peace and unity.

I feel my relationship with Christ when I connect with my heart.

4. The Jesus story represents for me an individual who walked the earth as the expression and embodiment of perfect love.

5. The idea that Jesus healed anyone as a deliberate act of healing does not make sense to me.

It seems more likely that people who came in contact with his consciousness of perfection and love were healed by resonance to their proximity to him.

6. Entrainment: When two or more people of different vibrational frequencies come together, the dominant frequency with entrain the weaker frequencies through synchronisation and coherence.

More research: upliftconnect.com/healing-power-…

7. Adoration on the perfection of Christ creates a coherence in the heart where we can be still, be present and be in relationship with that love and perfection

The Institute of Heart Math is a great resource heartmath.org

8. Placing our awareness on perfection brings us into coherence with perfection whereas placing our attention on imperfection entrains our vibrational frequency to imperfection.

9. Enter the Mind.
What is the Mind? How do I know my Mind?
My first response was ‘thoughts,' then beliefs and memories. The more I reflected, I started to see the all-pervasive impact on my perceptions, what I value, what I judge to be correct and how I relate to others.

10. Beliefs are an abstraction of reality. Beliefs tell us ‘about’ the world we live in, whereas our direct experience of the world connects us in relationship with the world.

Beliefs are about our relationship with the Mind, not the reality of the real world.

11. This may seem subtle but the significance to me was profound. Beliefs keep us one-step removed from reality.

It is the ‘veil’ that keeps us from direct connection with the divine.

12. In effect the mind becomes a gate-keeper between my divinity directly connecting with the divinity of the Creator.

The mind becomes a surrogate God: Enter the Devil.

13. Beliefs create a ‘world out there’. Think of the word ‘Believer,’ It suggests something outside ourselves to be believed in.

14. Now we have the Devil’s game. The ultimate illusion. Convince human beings that they are imperfect creatures seeking perfection.

15. Do you see the trap? Aspects of culture government, religion, medicine, media and advertising are continually reminding us of our state of imperfection.

To mentally enslave people, you need to convince them of their imperfection.

16. Whenever you focus on imperfection, you entrain your vibratory frequency to the object of your focus.

Even in our own community. The persistent focus on corruption may give us knowledge but a hidden cost could be that our vibration gets entrained to a lower frequency.

17. Let’s imagine the Devil’s Gambit. If he became aware that humanity as a collective was becoming aware of its own divinity; would he make his own followers cannon fodder and throw them under the bus? Quite possibly if this would keep people engaged on what was not yet perfect.

18. Humanity is becoming present to the perfection and presence of God. It is opening our hearts and bringing a strong coherence within our community.
The Devil’s last move is to keep us focused away from perfection and in our heads. In our beliefs and judgements of imperfection

19. This is a particularly hard enquiry when we bear witness to incredible injustice and crimes particularly against the most vulnerable.

Justice will come, however pushing for it lures us into an imperfection narrative.

#TrustThePlan

20. The challenge is: Will we let our beliefs and judgements of imperfection ground our vibration and make ascension impossible?

This is the only way the Devil wins.

21. God wins when we recognise our own divinity.
You don’t need to believe in God’s love, feel it in you and experience it.
You don’t need to believe in perfection, simply see it in everyone and everything.

Find coherence in the perfection of Christ, that is ascension.

22. Leave with one of my very favourite quotes by Nelson Mandela.

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