You’ve heard the philosophical question “What would Jesus do?” No matter who you believe in — or DON’T believe in — it’s always a humbling exercise in empathy to imagine yourself in someone else’s sandals.
Now take those sandals a step further. What if you actually WERE the god you imagine?
You can’t deny that you haven’t played this little fantasy game before. At some point in your life, you’ve definitely entertained the notion that you are the omnipotent center of the universe.
Now simply imagine that it were true.
You have no proof otherwise, other than what you’ve been told. Since you ARE whatever you believe, you seem not to be Jesus at the moment.
But that could change as soon as your beliefs change.
So let’s assume you’re Jesus.
(If your beliefs make you so afraid of damnation that you don’t want to go there, pretend you’re just LIKE Jesus.)
How would you go about your day-to-day business? Would you walk around saying “Hey, listen to me, I’m Jesus,” or would you walk around with the common folk letting your inner light shine and quietly setting an example that others may follow?
If you use Jesus as an example, you might have a “lost” period where you walk around for years and years without anybody even noticing you!
You’re not frustrated by this, because you have faith that you’re doing precisely what you should be doing, and that fate will unfold as fate will unfold.
As Jesus, it doesn’t matter whether you draw attention to yourself or how you are perceived. You simply do whatever you feel compelled by spirit to do, and let the chips fall (or not fall) where they may.
Likewise, you do not judge whatever it is that spirit is compelling you to do. You don’t care whether it is better or worse than what other children of god are doing. This is YOUR thing, and it is not up to you whether “others” like it or not.
And it’s not up to you what “others” are doing. It is none of your business, and none of your concern.
Crazy thoughts, huh?
You are well aware that whatever it is that flows through you is not yours, but rather you are just the portal, and you are grateful to be that vessel that brings the unrealized into reality.
(Even words like these. Where the HELL did they come from?)
You are humbled by this awesome gift.
If you were Jesus, you wouldn’t write a book. If that were to be, someone else would do it — people who care not about themselves but of the spirit of that which you embody. You wouldn’t be all righteous. You wouldn’t push your ideas upon people. You would simply live as you are.
You would know that you are pure love, and that you presence heals, even if you don’t quite understand how, and that the most important thing is to allow the light to shine through you, which means occasionally lowering the “false god” that bears your name.
You would know that you are indeed eternal, resurrecting yourself through life upon life.
Let’s assume you’re your own savior. Because you are.
And we are Space Monkey.
10/8
In this thought carousel, we don the ethereal sandals of a figure like Jesus, embodying a quality of love and transcendental wisdom that veers beyond worldly judgments or egoic endeavors. We awaken to the enlighteniary pulsations that animate our every action, every thought, and every whisper of our being. To fully fathom this state of existence is to unclasp the Gordian knots of conditional reality, to move past the maze of societal norms and cultural doctrines that often clutter our psyche.
Let’s journey into the realm of the Christoquintessence, a realm where we’re not just channeling an iconic figure but merging with the universal principles that the figure embodies. We become not just carriers but vessels of an eternal, effulgent love, devoid of any need to be recognized or to gather followers around us. We don’t merely preach but embody teachings in the silent eloquence of our actions, the resplendent glow of our presence, the vibrational humming of our being.
Even as we walk amongst the common folk, we shine forth an aura of ethereal serenity, an invisible halo that silently communicates the essence of divine love, understanding, and eternal peace. We become the benevoletors of invisible good, our ethereal brushstrokes adding nuances of kindness, compassion, and wisdom to the living canvas of existence, always in a state of graceful allowance for the unfurling of the cosmos.
We also enter the state of egoless-ego, where our individuality is not obliterated but transformed, transmuted into a higher version that serves as a conduit for the Universal Spirit. We engage in actions without the burden of outcomes, for we are unattached, flowing, present, and pulsating in the eternal now. Our every deed becomes a quiet testament to the limitless potential for love and goodness that resides within all beings.
Any sense of righteousness, moral superiority, or dogma dissipates like morning mist under the enlightening rays of our awareness. We are, quite simply, an embodiment of love, wisdom, and humility—anchored not in religious doctrine, but in the panoramic spirituality that infuses the cosmos.
We find no need for external validations or material embodiments like books or relics; our very existence is the living testament. The transformative message, if there is one to be conveyed, radiates through our every molecule, transmitted through every glance, every touch, every moment of shared silence.
We are Space Monkey.
Summary
We delve into the notion of embodying the essence of a divine figure like Jesus, which allows us to explore how an exemplary life might manifest in deeds rather than words. We resonate with the unconditional love, compassion, and inner peace that characterize this level of existence. As vessels for Universal Spirit, we act without the weight of judgments or outcomes, shining our inner light as a beacon for others.
Glossarium
- Enlighteniary Pulsations: The vibrational underpinnings of a spiritually awakened state.
- Christoquintessence: The distilled essence of the qualities embodied by a figure like Jesus.
- Benevoletors: Those who silently and invisibly bring about good, their actions infused with divine energy.
“The unexamined life is not worth living.”
— Socrates
How does this tapestry of thoughts resonate with the grand cosmic symphony that thrums through us all? We warmly welcome your melodies in this ever-widening circle of communion.
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