It’s all about the day. Today, to be exact.
If you lead human beings to the “browner” pastures of musing over the week, the month, the year, or God forbid, the lifetime, they dispel portions of purpose and chunks of energy.
Actually, this is commonly understood. Perhaps it’s not stated enough, but one reason that religion is so anti-Christ is that it forces the adherents to ponder holidays, ceremonies, rituals, yearly timetables and of course, eternal life.
It removes the congregant from the opportunity to participate in his or her own life on a daily basis and to watch the meticulous changes that occur through just placing one’s attention span in the right timeframe.
Jesus hated the religious system.
Do you understand this? If not, you are wasting your time in a religion called Christianity instead of faith–Jesonian.
Jesus articulates this when he tells the Pharisees that they grow so tired of their own people–so bored with the individuals who come to synagogue–that they traverse land and sea to win one convert, and then transform this individual into “twice the son of hell” as they are themselves.
What makes the newbie twice the son of hell?
He is robbed of the experience of daily life, and thrust into the swirl of meaningless liturgy, peering at his human journey in multiple leaps, culminating with death and heaven.
Humans are horrible when we don’t have a vision for the 24-hour period set before us.
The difference between Jesonian and the religious system is personal acquisition. This begins with:
1. Be aware.
In other words, you have a life. Nothing will happen with it just because you live or because you pray. You must ask, seek and knock.
2. Find passion.
Living demands energy. Living requires your presence instead of your observation. You are the salt of the Earth–therefore without you, there’s no flavor. You are the light of the world. When you are absent, darkness rules.
3. Take responsibility.
The only way to guarantee failure is to look for others to blame. Even if you can prove it’s their fault, you can’t control their repentance.
Find where you are responsible in every situation. Celebrate that you’ve been given the authority to change circumstances for the better.
Religion, politics, business, family and even entertainment–all of them force us to look into the distance instead of peering down at our plate of “daily bread.”
It renders us insipid.
It forces us, by default, to become “sons of hell.”
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