What does the Crucifixion of Jesus represent? It is the conscious decision to turn away from contrary evidence, and to fully embrace and double down on the desire to continue on in one’s delusions, falsehoods, and lies. It is the desire, rooted in envy, to destroy reason and Truth by any means necessary, despite the negative consequences it might have on the individual or group’s short or long term well being. The crucifixion of Jesus is the crucifixion of reason and Truth, and it is happening right now, and in our day and age.There is hope for the Truth though, for as it was alluded to long ago:
“That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.” ~Philippians 2:10-11 (NKJV)
The time is coming when the Truth will no longer be suppressed or attacked, for it will permeate reality to such an extent, that in the very presence of Truth, every person will be unable to deny the uncomfortable contrast between their lies and the Truth, and will bow in respect to it, confessing that the Truth alone reigns supreme. It can be a voluntary choice we humbly make now, or it can be an involuntary realization we’re confronted with when we plummet face first into it, as a car driving full speed into a brick barrier, but all will experience their karmic judgment day.
Hi Nathan and Aline…
The crucifixion of Jesus represents symbolically the crucifixion of our own lower ego in place of the spiritual ego. The ultimate goal of course is the higher emotions of love and truth.
Hi Nathan and Aline…
The crucifixion symbolically represents the crucifying of the lower ego for the spiritual ego, the result of the union of the higher and lower nature. Remember, Jesus was crucified at Golgatha, meaning place of the skull. It’s all in the mind.
The crucifixion of Jesus represents the breaking of the law of Karma through forgiveness and thus bringing an end to third density incarnations. Those who beat and scourged him, and nailed him to the cross were subject to the karma of those acts. When Jesus said, “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do,” he broke the law of karma on their behalf. It is for us to take up our cross and follow him, breaking the law of karma in our own lives through forgiveness and unconditional love, thus graduating into fourth density love and understanding. “Father” is the Highest Self – the One True Creator. One is All, and All is One. We are all distortions of the ONE. Magick is the manipulation of the distortion that is us. The greatest magick comes from the understanding of “I am the One. There is no spoon; there is only me.” (For My Mentor)