Difference between revisions of "Jeshua: On the Kingdom"
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| + | The Kingdom is simply the [[eternal]] union of God and His Holy Child. | ||
| − | The Kingdom is the simplest of the simple. It requires literally no effort, for effort is of the world, not of the Kingdom. The journey to the Kingdom truly begins when you completely decide to assume complete responsibility for exactly what you are experiencing in any moment, without fail, without justification, without explanation. | + | The Kingdom is the simplest of the simple. It requires literally no effort, for effort is of the world, not of the Kingdom. The journey to the Kingdom truly begins when you completely decide to assume complete responsibility for exactly what you are experiencing in any [[moment]], without fail, without justification, without explanation. |
| − | + | The Kingdom is joy, and the Kingdom is [[Creation]] and [[creativity]]. The Kingdom is compassion. The Kingdom is [[Love]]. The Kingdom is about this much willingness, that’s all. A pinch of willingness can work miracles. | |
| − | The Kingdom is joy, and the Kingdom is Creation and creativity. The Kingdom is compassion. The Kingdom is Love. The Kingdom is about this much willingness, that’s all. A pinch of willingness can work miracles. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:09, 10 November 2009
The Kingdom is simply the eternal union of God and His Holy Child.
The Kingdom is the simplest of the simple. It requires literally no effort, for effort is of the world, not of the Kingdom. The journey to the Kingdom truly begins when you completely decide to assume complete responsibility for exactly what you are experiencing in any moment, without fail, without justification, without explanation.
The Kingdom is joy, and the Kingdom is Creation and creativity. The Kingdom is compassion. The Kingdom is Love. The Kingdom is about this much willingness, that’s all. A pinch of willingness can work miracles.
