I AM RESURRECTION LIFE

I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live:  And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die.

Easter is an important religious celebration that has been going on for decades after the death and the resurrection of Jesus. Rather than celebrate an historical event, man must rejoice at a great discovery in all of this. He must rejoice that he received the mystery of the ages, that in his true state, he is the eternal Father, the true God spoken about through ages.

The Jesus spoken of in scripture is a parable of divinity within you that has for a moment descended and sojourned in mortality. For a season man has believed himself to be mortal, one born of a woman. He has believed himself to be a finite creature with a beginning and an ending.

A seemingly lifeless Jesus lying helplessly in the grave is an allegory of man sleeping in material sense and suffering the limitedness and torments therewith. The grave is the dimension of the dead, the congregation of those who do not know God; a realm of no knowledge nor understanding. Man remains in this state of nothingness until the day of his awakening, an event that is destined to happen. Some are already awake, while the rest will awake in their order. That which sleeps was once awake and the one who is dead was once alive.

While slumbering on his death bed, man hears the voice awakening him to the reality of divinity within. He sees a dream and receives the interpretation of the same. Man arises out of a sense of carnality and finiteness.

The mountains quake, and the generational foundations of human wisdom are rooted up and moved out of place. The one who was dead in material sense walks out of the dark cave of human ignorance. The blinding veil hovering over the face is destroyed, and the chains and grave clothes of mortal sense destroyed.

I am the resurrection and the only true life. I am that one without beginning without end.  For a season I believed and imagined myself to be a man, but today I awake to the true self that simply Is, the one whose habitation is eternity.

This requires taking a radical step of faith forward and out of the sensation of being a lower creature from beneath. I have changed my believe system and no more walk in the ignorance of mortal man. I walk in the reality of I, and besides me there is no one else.  This is a knowledge that I must retain forever.

In Him Trevor Eghagha