Battle

We have become so lazy with our minds that we only believe what we can see. Mostly, what we see is not even true. Yet we gobble it up like it is reality, and we let that “reality” define our thoughts, beliefs and emotions. This would be amusing if it wasn’t so tragically sad.

There is a truth that has been present since modern humans began. An inconvenient truth that many of us have chosen to ignore and most of us nowadays do not believe at all. In truth, there is a battle for human souls – a battle between darkness and light.
 
Human souls are inserted into the flesh bodies we receive at conception – bodies that were originally genetically engineered and created by a Fallen race of “angelic” beings, and not by the ONE true God as we have been incorrectly taught for millennia. The essence of the battle between darkness and light is for the darkness to dominate our soul so that we continuously reincarnate on this earth as minions for our Fallen masters, or for the light to enlighten our soul so that we can transcend this earthly world and integrate with something better and meaningful.

There is no hell and heaven attached to the darkness and light. That is, for those who choose the darkness (albeit ignorantly) there is no hell – a place of eternal damnation where the souls who align with darkness will burn for all eternity. Similarly, there is no heaven – a place in the clouds where souls of light will sit and play harps or frolic in green meadows for all eternity. This construct is part of that “reality” installed in our minds from the religious dogma we have “seen”.

In truth, darkness is “hell” – a place devoid of light where people cannot see the truth, and where people continuously stumble through perpetual existence never achieving true happiness (no matter how much material success they think they have). The ultimate outcome for darkness is absolute death of the soul – that is, when the soul ceases to exist, never to reincarnate or even exist in a non-material, spiritual limbo – complete nothingness. Many people don’t find this frightening because many people cannot even imagine what this might be like: total oblivion; absence of any consciousness; no identity of you, ever.
 
Those who casually and nonchalantly dismiss this as “it’s not a problem, if I die forever, I die and will no longer have to think about anything ever again” are showing that their existence – even through multiple reincarnations – is empty. If you have no purpose, why would you worry about anything? When you get tired of doing whatever it is you do with your aimless life, you’ll just opt for total death. You will not even reflect on “that ride was a blast while it lasted”; you’ll have no recollection of you, ever. With this kind of mindset, are you even conscious while you’re alive? And I don’t mean “conscious” of your basic senses like sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste; I mean real consciousness of who and why you are.

Those of us who are truly conscious understand that we are here, in this current life, for a reason. That reason is NOT to make insane amounts of money and die the richest person on earth; that purpose is to achieve soul consciousness and true enlightenment so that we can make the earth, and ultimately the universe, a better place for all souls.

The battle between darkness and light is this: do you want to waste your soul on transient material matters (that only have value on this earth) and eventually die forever, or do you want to enlighten your soul to transcend this earthly darkness and integrate with the eternal light of the infinite universe?    

If you’re genuinely interested in the light, start meditating on what this means, and start living – consciously – as the will of the ONE true God.


Image: Saint Geroge and the dragon, State Library of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia. Copyright - Michael Beaton


 

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