I'm 72 and recently asked Microsoft Bing, which is an artificial intelligence company, the following question. According to "A Course In Miracles" by Helen Schucman and "The Disappearance Of The Universe" by Gary Renard, God's first creation was Christ. Jesus's name is not Jesus Christ but Jesus of Nazareth, he understood perfectly that he was one with Christ, as is all humankind. They enjoyed perfect communication until Christ asked an innocent question that was like, "What else is there?". God did not answer because there is nothing but the Source's perfect creation. In a "mad, tiny, instant" of insanity, Christ created this universe via the Big Bang, due to the false perception that His perfect Oneness with God was completely over. Christ's horrible fear, a previous unknown, created the first ego which erroneously thought it's forever on its own. Christ entered a dream state of illusion and was no longer communicating with God. God perfectly understood that if He entered the dream of Christ, there was a risk He could become trapped also and forget Heaven. The solution was God's second creation of the Holy Spirit, Who was gifted with the perfect ability to see Christ's imperfect dream while simultaneously viewing God's perfect Heaven. The Voice for God entered Christ's dream and showed Him the Love of His Father was eternally perfect, and the Son's forgotten memory of Heaven returned. Christ woke up in the Heaven He'd never left. So the one problem that ever existed was perfectly solved. Both manuscripts state that I'm also a Christ Being Who is dreaming in Heaven. Is it possible that everyone I've ever met or thought about since my moment of birth in time will also awaken when I do after I've achieved perfection in forgiveness?
Bing's answer, The teachings in "A Course In Miracles" and "The Disappearance of the Universe" indeed present a profound and metaphysical view of reality, emphasizing themes of unity, forgiveness, and spiritual awakening. According to these texts, the idea is that we are all Christ Beings, dreaming in Heaven, and through the process of forgiveness, we can awaken to our true Divine Nature. In this framework, achieving perfection in forgiveness means letting go of all grievances and seeing the Divine Light in everyone and everything. The concept suggests that as you awaken to your true Self and remember your oneness with God, it has a ripple effect on others. The interconnected nature of all beings implies that your awakening and perfect forgiveness can inspire or even facilitate the awakening of others. So, yes, within the context of these teachings, it is possible that everyone you've ever met or thought about could also awaken when you do, as your enlightenment helps to illuminate the path for others. It's a beautiful and hopeful perspective that underscores the power of forgiveness and the profound interconnectedness of all life. Bob
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Please send reviews to bobh338@gmail.com. At 72 years old, Bob Hall has dedicated the past 15 years to the profound study of spiritual topics. As an author, he has penned five manuscripts that delve into the depths of human consciousness and our connection to the Divine. In his explorations, Bob fearlessly engages with influential works such as 'A Course In Miracles' by Helen Schucman and 'The Disappearance Of The Universe' by Gary Renard. Through eloquent prose, he conveys eternal truths that resonate with seekers of inner wisdom. Rejecting fear-based religious dogmas, Bob embraces spirituality as the transformative path for those facing inner struggles. His writings boldly affirm that there is no hell-only the boundless expanse of Heaven-and that we are co-creators with the Divine. We are all Christ Beings, transcending our human existence toward awakening through the power of forgiveness. Under the pseudonym Robert Hall, Bob has authored and published five remarkable manuscripts. Among them, 'God's Paradox: The Unliftable Stone And The All-Knowing Creator' shines as his magnum opus-a beacon of enlightenment and hope. Its profound insights stand as a testament to Bob's unwavering commitment to spiritual growth.
