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  • Unlocking the Power of Solitude: A Journey of Self-Discovery

    Have you ever found yourself alone, cut off from the outside world, immersed in silence?

    In those moments of solitude, I discovered a profound sense of peace, a chance to delve into my innermost thoughts and emotions. The power of solitude is transformative—it opens doors to self-discovery and allows us to embark on a journey of personal growth and understanding.

    Isolation, though it may seem daunting, can be an influential and eye-opening experience. It strips away the noise and chaos of everyday life, providing us with an opportunity to confront our deepest fears, desires, and insecurities. It enables us to gain a better understanding of ourselves and our place in the vast universe.
    Isolation, though it may seem daunting, can be an influential and eye-opening experience. It strips away the noise and chaos of everyday life, providing us with an opportunity to confront our deepest fears, desires, and insecurities. It enables us to gain a better understanding of ourselves and our place in the vast universe.

    If you’ve ever felt the weight of loneliness or isolation, you may be familiar with the darkness that resides within. This darkness can serve as a catalyst for a challenging yet rewarding journey of self-discovery. It compels us to confront aspects of ourselves that may be difficult to articulate or face. The process goes beyond merely acknowledging the existence of darkness; it involves delving deep into its depths, accepting the unfamiliar, and exploring our subconscious.

    By embracing the darkness within, we gain insight into ourselves and the world around us. We begin to make sense of the pain, distress, and darkness that we encounter along life’s journey. It is through this introspective process that we can acknowledge and appreciate the beauty and strength that lies within the shadows. We learn to harness this power for positive transformation and personal growth.

    Illuminating the Soul in Analytical Psychology

    Analytical psychology recognizes the significance of light and darkness in understanding our inner struggles, psychological well-being, and emotional states. The interplay between the two sheds light on our unseen aspects, providing clarity to our spiritual existence. The inner light within us serves as a guiding beacon, reminding us of our connection to the divine and offering insight and clarity.

    By exploring the contrast between light and darkness, we gain a deeper understanding of our inner lives and how they shape our interactions with the external world. This understanding becomes instrumental in overcoming our struggles and attaining a greater sense of well-being.

    Integrating Darkness for Authentic Self-Discovery

    As we become familiar with darkness, we recognize the outline of our own shadows. We realize that we are the shadow, and that it is an integral part of who we are. From a spiritual perspective, the shadow represents the manifestation of our inner demons, negative energies, and suppressed aspects of ourselves. It may stem from past traumas, unresolved emotions, or societal conditioning.

    As we become familiar with darkness, we recognize the outline of our own shadows.

    Acknowledging and accepting our shadow is vital to our journey of integration and self-discovery. Our true nature encompasses not only our ego and self-image but also the shadow within. By embracing all aspects of ourselves, we can live authentically and fearlessly, unencumbered by the need for validation or protection of our ego.

    Embracing Isolation for Spiritual Awakening

    Isolation plays a significant role in this process. Whether it is imposed by external circumstances or driven by internal forces, periods of isolation can bring about profound spiritual effects. They offer an exponential impact on our minds, facilitating a transition from physical existence to spiritual growth.

    In isolation, we confront a reality that many shy away from, as the fear of death often overwhelms us. Yet, it is in this solitude that we find truth, that we encounter God Himself. Scripture speaks of meeting God in His secret place, which often corresponds to a state of isolation from a human perspective. Throughout history, many prophetic writings have emerged from individuals who experienced various forms of isolation. God calls the broken and fragmented, those who have been ignored, despised, and made to feel worthless by society, into a state of wholeness and completeness in Him.

    However, the path of isolation is not without its challenges. Those who choose to confront their suffering, pain, and shadows will undoubtedly face.

    Are you ready to confront the demons in your life?

    Are you brave enough to delve into the depths of your pain and face your darkest shadows? This journey is not for the faint of heart, but for those who are determined to grow and transform themselves, it can provide profound rewards.

    As you embark on this path of healing and self-discovery, be prepared for challenges unlike any other. But with every hurdle, you will discover a new inner strength and resilience that you never knew existed. It is this strength that will empower you to lead a life full of joy, purpose, and wholesomeness.

    Remember the words of Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through him who strengthens me.”

    strength and beauty in shadowa light and dark

    With faith and determination, you can conquer the challenges ahead and take control of your future. As Jeremiah 29:11 says, “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.”

    So go forth and show the world what you’re made of.

  • The Dangers of Wi-Fi Body Surveillance

    The Dangers of Wi-Fi Body Surveillance

    {WI-FI MAPPING ~ {DensePose}

    In the age of advancing technology, a new and concerning phenomenon has emerged, known as WiFi body surveillance. This method utilizes Wi-Fi signals to generate UV coordinates of the human body surface, mapping body parts onto a 2D surface and analyzing movement with precision. While this may seem like a significant breakthrough in computer vision, it also raises alarming implications regarding privacy and personal liberties.

    how does it work?

    The technique known as DensePose utilizes raw CSI signals to generate body surface coordinates, transforming them into image-like maps through an encoder-decoder network. Its potential for low-cost and privacy-preserving algorithms for human sensing is undeniable. However, we must critically contemplate the consequences of this technology.

    By allowing the monitoring and analysis of human movement through Wi-Fi signals, we risk sacrificing our inherent freedoms and privacy.

    Imagine a world where every step, every gesture, and every intimate detail of our physical existence is meticulously observed and analyzed. The implications are profound and unsettling.

    We cannot afford to remain ignorant or indifferent to these matters. It is essential to recognize that history has shown us the dangers of oppressive regimes and the erosion of personal freedoms. By willingly embracing such invasive technologies, we risk subjecting ourselves to a future where our liberties are compromised and our autonomy is undermined.

    This moment demands a collective awakening. Are you sleeping in ignorance while the world is ablaze around you? We must rise from our slumber of ignorance and actively seek knowledge about the critical issues at hand. We must refuse to be passive observers as the world around us deteriorates. Instead, we should assume a position of authority and contribute to shaping a future that upholds the well-being and rights of every individual.

    Repressive regimes

    Throughout history, repressive regimes have emerged and exerted their power over populations, often leading to devastating consequences. These regimes have demonstrated a consistent pattern of disregarding individual rights, suppressing dissent, and consolidating authority in the hands of a few. The lessons learned from these dark chapters of history serve as a reminder of the importance of safeguarding our inherent rights and remaining vigilant against the allure of oppressive leaders.

    Repressive regimes have risen in various forms, ranging from totalitarian regimes like Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler, communist regimes such as the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin, to authoritarian regimes like those seen in many parts of the world. These regimes manipulate or dismantle democratic institutions, undermine freedom of speech and expression, and engage in surveillance and control of the population. They exploit the fears and vulnerabilities of the people, promising stability, security, or an ideological utopia while eroding personal freedoms and human rights.

    The repetition of history’s atrocities can only be prevented through a deep understanding of our rights and a commitment to vigilance. By recognizing the patterns and tactics employed by repressive regimes of the past, we can better identify the warning signs and actively resist the rise of authoritarianism. It is crucial to value and protect the principles of democracy, human rights, and individual freedoms, as well as to foster a society that actively promotes inclusivity, justice, and the rule of law. Only through our collective efforts can we ensure that the mistakes of the past are not repeated and that the inherent rights of every individual are preserved for generations to come.

    As a society, we have grown complacent and weak, avoiding discomfort and challenges. Yet, it is through adversity that we grow and learn. We must embrace discomfort and uncertainty as crucial aspects of personal growth and the pursuit of a more enlightened future.

    Our rights are being violated

    We must recognize the violation of fundamental constitutional rights. The unregulated use of technology poses a significant threat to privacy, freedom of belief, and the right to refrain from self-incrimination. We must ensure that technological advancements do not infringe upon these rights.

    First AMENDMENT VIOLATION

    Unregulated technology poses a significant threat to several fundamental constitutional rights. Specifically, the use of such technology may infringe upon an individual’s right to privacy, freedom of belief, freedom and privacy of their person and property, and the right to refrain from self-incrimination. Additionally, it is argued that these rights are further supported by the Ninth Amendment, among others. It is thus imperative that the intricacies of each of these rights be safeguarded within technological advancements.

    In conclusion, the emergence of WiFi body surveillance is a grave concern that should not be taken lightly. We must not remain passive or indifferent in the face of this technological advancement. It is crucial for us to awaken to the potential consequences, question the realities we accept, and actively work towards a future that upholds our fundamental rights and preserves our humanity. Let us prioritize knowledge and understanding, reject complacency, and strive to build a society that cherishes freedom, justice, and individual autonomy. Only by doing so can we forge a path forward that safeguards our values and ensures a brighter future for generations to come.

    Link: This paves the way for low-cost, broadly accessible, and privacy-preserving algorithms for human sensing.

    LINK: Using a deep neural network to improve virtual images of people created using WiFi signals

    LINK: Amplitude and phase sanitization, a two-branch encoder-decoder network, then clean these signals and that translates them into 2D feature maps that resemble images1. This technique has the potential to pave the way for low-cost, broadly accessible, and privacy-preserving algorithms for human sensing2.

    “The results of the study reveal that our model can estimate the dense pose multiple subjects, with comparable performance image-based approaches, by utilizing Wi-Fi signals as the only input. This paves the way for low-cost, broadly accessible, and privacy-preserving algorithms for human sensing,”

    – Researchers Jiaqi Geng, Dong Huang, and Fernando De la Torre explain in their paper, DensePose From WiFi.

  • The Exalted Will Be Lowered

    “Lowly… Exalted”

    Contemplating upon my personal voyage as a person of faith, I am profoundly moved by the profound verity that God possesses the innate ability to exalt those who society deems unworthy. It is an awe-inspiring revelation that, in spite of enduring social ostracism, animosity, contempt, and derision, God has deliberately chosen us as His beloved progeny.

    In a world where worth and potential are often assessed through the lens of superficial and external criteria, it is all too facile to succumb to a sense of insignificance. The pervasive cultural narrative can swiftly reduce us to the status of “nobodies.” Yet, through redemptive work of Christ, we are reminded that our intrinsic worth and limitless potential transcend the ephemeral standards of society. Our profound union with God, established through His sovereign grace, becomes the ultimate arbiter of our identity and purpose.

    Whoever mocks the poor insults his Maker, and he who is glad at calamities will not be unpunished.

    The connection between our own happiness and the suffering of others evokes a deep sadness within me. It is profoundly troubling that some derive pleasure from the misfortunes of those less fortunate. This callous disregard not only violates moral principles but also reveals a lack of empathy and understanding. To revel in the sorrow of others contradicts the essence of our humanity and aligns with what can be described as the Satanic Agenda—an embodiment of sin, evil, malevolence, and spite. Finding pleasure in another’s desperation aligns us with darkness, negating the divine Light of God and Love, which truly defines our existence.

    IN HIS LOVE:
    In the realm towards which our trajectory unfolds, our hearts transcend the limitations of ego-driven impulses and personal biases. Liberated from the confines of self-interest, we embark upon a journey where our love for fellow beings emanates in its pristine form, uncorrupted and untainted. Guided by ethereal principles that govern the very essence of our being, we find ourselves immersed in a profound and awe-inspiring encounter with the luminosity of the Divine Love. In this unwarranted privilege bestowed upon me, I humbly acknowledge the depths of gratitude that arise from the mere prospect of participating in this transformative tapestry.

     Gal 3:28; Col 3:11

    In the realm of our unfolding trajectory, our hearts transcend ego-driven impulses and biases. Freed from self-interest, we embark on a journey where our love for others shines in its pristine form. Guided by the ethereal principles of our Creator, we immerse ourselves in a profound encounter with Divine Love. With gratitude for this privilege, we recognize that our collective evolution rests on the understanding that love is the essence of our Creator’s nature. As we shed self-centeredness, we embrace boundless compassion, reflecting the love of Jesus Christ. Through our actions, we contribute to a world where Christ’s love reigns supreme, guided by God’s providence and grateful for the gift of salvation.

  • Inverting Hypocrisy: Reflect Before You Judge

    Inverting Hypocrisy: Reflect Before You Judge

    Only when we confront the inherent flaws that we can begin to grow. As humans, we are plagued by the pitfalls of double standards and hypocrisy. 

    However, as believers in Salvation, we must acknowledge our imperfections and strive to become more Christlike. Scripture affirms that every person needs Grace, as no one is without sin. 

    We must realize that we have already been forgiven of our sins, and our continuous hunger for God encourages us to want to confess our offenses against wholeness.

    Rather than fearing our moral failures, let us embrace them, for even in the darkest of moments, we can witness the divine glory of God’s providence. ALSO… Avoiding our failures doesn’t make them any less real, we are only insuring that their magnitude will grow and worsen in the shadows. Like mold, they can spread and infect other areas of our lives if we don’t address them properly.

    WHAT IS SIN?

    In biblical studies, “sin” is often described as a state of separation, fragmentation, or incompleteness when analyzing the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts of the Bible.

    Sin affects every aspect of our being, separating us from God, ourselves, and others. We must engage in lifelong sanctification to conform to the image of Christ through the Holy Spirit.

    As Christians, we are convicted to acknowledge our imperfections, cultivate empathy, and recognize that God’s strength is made perfect through our weaknesses.

    DOUBLE STANDARDS?

    Double standards involve criticizing others for their mistakes while simultaneously committing errors ourselves.

    As human beings, it is an unfortunate reality that we often find ourselves entangled in the complex web of double standards and hypocrisy. This intricate phenomenon is woven into the fabric of our society, revealing itself in various forms, casting a shadow upon our collective integrity as well as individuals. 

    Hypocrisy Undermines Our Words & Actions

    It is hypocrisy & undermines the integrity of our words and actions. When we fail to walk our talk, we lose the trust & respect of those around us. By being graceful with one another, we can foster a space of commitment and empathy. So our mistakes will be acknowledged (by us) & we will learn from them rather than hide them away. Not steering whether they will be used as a means of criticism.

    SIN AFFECTS EVERY ASPECT OF OUR BEING

    We must also recognize that our inherent sinfulness affects every aspect of our being, including our thoughts, emotions, and actions. Therefore, we must engage in a lifelong process of sanctification, seeking to conform more closely to Christ’s image through the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

    Romans 2:1, Paul says:

    This passage reminds us of the importance of humility and self-awareness. It speaks to the very nature of our humanity and our need for grace and redemption. We are all flawed and fall short of the Glory of God, and it is only through His mercy and forgiveness we can find true healing and restoration.

    Rather than being quick to judge or criticize those around us, we are called to turn our attention inward and examine our hearts and actions. In doing so, we are better equipped to offer compassionate support and guidance to those struggling, recognizing that we, too, are imperfect and need grace. Self-reflection allows us to grow in our faith and become more authentic witnesses to the power of the love and mercy of God.

    This verse also challenges us to examine our hearts and actions. It calls us to deep self-awareness and introspection, recognizing our weaknesses and limitations. Only then can we offer constructive criticism and support to others with humility and vulnerability.

    We are called to emulate the very heart of God. He is a God of compassion and mercy, slow to anger and abounding in love. As we seek to follow in His footsteps, we will start to approach others with empathy and understanding, recognizing that we, too, have struggled and fallen short. Why do we do this? Because we have been given the mind of God.

    “For who has understood the mind of the Lord so as to instruct him? But we have the mind of Christ.”

    1 Corinthians 2:16: 

    We, as Christians, must uphold a higher standard of self-reflection and empathy towards others rather than falling into the trap of judging them. It is crucial to examine our shortcomings. Ultimately, we aim to love and serve others, seeing them as God sees them and extending grace and compassion.

    Jesus Warns About Hypocrisy

    Jesus’ warning in the book of Mark highlights the profound spiritual hurdle posed by hypocrisy for individuals who prioritize outward appearances and impressions while showcasing their piety. It serves as a reminder that the act of pretending to be virtuous while harboring ulterior motives obstructs genuine spiritual growth.

    Jesus calls for authenticity, reminding us that the path to salvation requires humility, self-reflection, and recognizing our flaws to cultivate empathy for others. 

    A person must be genuine to accomplish this. This is less about what you DO and more about what you ARE.

    By cultivating humility, genuine sympathy towards others, and an unwavering willingness to acknowledge our own capacity for wrongdoing, we embark on a path of intellectual stimulation and moral enlightenment. In this paradigm, we transcend the limitations of ego-driven narratives cultivated by sin and foster a consciousness that honors the intrinsic value inside of every human being. By embracing such truth, we unlock an expansive reservoir of provocation, allowing us to navigate the complexities of existence with wisdom, compassion, and an unyielding commitment to what God wants, losing more and more the desire to fill our own cup.

  • We Should Weep & Mourn? James 4:7-9

    Let’s submit to God.

    We are sinners in need of cleansed hands & our hearts are filthy. 
    Isaiah 46 tells us our heart is like old feminine napkins that are used and bloody…
    Our wavering thoughts and fluctuating emotions make us all double-minded,  with fleeting desires that only bring momentary satisfaction.
    We are told in James Chapter 4 to be wretched, which means we should be very unhappy.
    We’re also told to mourn & weep. 
    This is evident when we’re in the Light of Truth:  we can See that we are nothing, and we’ve been fighting for rotting fruits. 
    So our laughter really should be turned to mourning, which is a deep, from the soul, grieving that cuts to your core, an experience most often induced when you lose someone dear to you. 
    Our joy really should turn to gloom; meaning that the joy we have in our trivial foolery is putrid in the Eyes of Eternity, as Scripture staye, we’d be better off in a somber depression, wrapped in the darkness of despondency. 
    He will raise us up ONLY when we take our lowly place, esteeming ourselves as nothing before Him. 
     
     2 Corinthians 12:9-10, the apostle Paul talks about how he had asked God to remove a “thorn in his flesh,” but God responded by saying, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Paul then goes on to say, “Therefore I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest upon me. For the sake of Christ, then, I am content with weaknesses, insults, hardships, persecutions, and calamities. For when I am weak, then I am strong.”
    So our weakness and vulnerability actually make us more receptive to God’s power and grace. 
    Our self-centered and egotistical joy is an abomination to Him, for the Spirit sees the true essence of our actions and judges them based on their substance, longevity, and ultimate end. 
    Let us awaken from our delusion and realize the joy rooted in creation is as good as dead because rather than having joy in the one who created us, we chase our own tails, believing we’re on the right path. 
  • Do You Feel Pressure To “ACT” Happy?

    Do You Feel Pressure To “ACT” Happy?

    We can rejoice in our trials, for they make us more like Christ. He suffered for us, and we can honor Him by enduring with faith and gratitude. He gives us the gift of believing in Him and His plan for us. As we trust in His sovereign will, we find healing and restoration for our souls. He only heals those who need healing, He only saves those who need saving.

    Do you ever feel pressured to smile when you are sad? Do people tell you to ignore your pain when something bad happens to you? Are those who claim to be Holy the very ones who hurt you with their fake sympathy?

    Feel no obligation to adhere to anyone that adopts society’s narrow interpretation of “joy,” for it tends to be based on superficial determinations. Judging another in a negative light for the amount of “joy” they exude outwardly is a shallow viewpoint, lacking any essence that lies beyond its ephemeral impressions that only feeds the ego of the one judging.

    It is okay to feel sad or downcast, and it is important to take the time to process those feelings. Do not care too much about what other people think or project on to you, especially if they base their conclusions on outward appearances. 

    Do not allow yourself to be influenced by the perspectives of anyone who advocates for you to display a false sense of happiness. Such guidance, in essence, fosters an attitude of superiority and must not be accepted.

    It is important to honor God, Who is Truth, by being honest about your feelings and emotions, even if they are not positive or cheerful. God values truth above all else and knows your heart and mind better than anyone. Do not let others make you feel guilty or ashamed for being faithful to the Lord, even if they try to persuade you otherwise and even if you feel alone in your voyage.

    Authenticity Triggers Many People’s Insecurities

    Sometimes people may dislike you because you are authentic to yourself: this quality can trigger their insecurities and fears of not being good enough.

    Many people walk around with an inferiority complex while projecting a false sense of superiority. 

    They may feel threatened by the nakedness of your vulnerability, so they venture to bring you down or they avoid you altogether. They are unable to allow themselves to SEE the realness of your pain, as their only focus is avoiding their own.

    Instead of acknowledging their issues, they attempt to project them onto you, casting curses your way and oftentimes will find a method of rationalization inn order to blame you for “causing them to feel uncomfortable” because your candor of pain is a reflection of the very thing within themselves that they deflect away at all costs. You may serve as a mirror, a mirror that many despise.

    The Scriptures call us to empathy.

    This is the mark of a Christian.: “… If one member suffers, all the members suffer with it; if one member is honored, all the members rejoice with it…”

    As Christ said: You will KNOW them by their Fruits. What are fruits?

    Character: Do they love? Do they have empathy for those who suffer? Do they seek for good?

    Just as a fruit tree produces fruit that reveals its nature (qualities & substance), our actions and behaviors reveal who we truly are and affect those around us, whether or not we are able to recognize it.

    Love is taking another being as apart of yourself. When you hurt; you hurt, right? So, if you love someone; when they hurt, you hurt as if it is you that was hurting, because it is, now that you love them.

    “…Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you. Cleanse your hands, you sinners, and purify your hearts, you double-minded. Be wretched and mourn and weep. Let your laughter be turned to mourning and your joy to gloom. Humble yourselves before the Lord, and He WILL exalt you…”

    James 4:7‭-‬10

    To truly heal and grow from our wounds and challenges, we need to have the courage to expose our vulnerability, weakness, awareness, and honesty about our struggles and pain. We need to seek guidance and wisdom from Him instead of blindly following the expectations of those around us.

    I now rejoice, not that you were made sorrowful, but that you were made sorrowful to the point of repentance; for you were made sorrowful according to the will of God, so that you might not suffer loss in anything through us.
    ~ 2 Corinthians 7:9

    For to you it has been granted for Christ’s sake, not only to believe in Him, but also to suffer for His sake,
    ~ Philippians 1:29

    that I may know Him and the power of His resurrection and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death; in order that I may attain to the resurrection from the dead.
    — Philippians 3:10-11

    “… as for you, my dear brothers and sisters, when I say that we must be willing to embrace suffering and endure trials in order to produce true joy in our lives.
    ~ James 1:2-4

    For everything in the world: the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life--comes not from the Father but from the world.
    ~ 1 John 2:16

    But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.
    ~ 2 Corinthians 12:9

    Humble yourselves, therefore, under God’s mighty hand, that he may lift you up in due time.
    ~ 1 Peter 5:6

    We boast in the hope of the glory of God. We also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope.
    ~Romans 5:1-4

    Draw near to God and He will draw near to you. Cleanse your hands, you sinners; and purify your hearts, you double-minded. Be miserable and mourn and weep; let your laughter be turned into mourning and your joy to gloom. Humble yourselves in the presence of the Lord, and He will exalt you.
    — James 4:8-10

  • WHO AM ‘I’ describing?

    WHO AM ‘I’ describing?

    Allow me to explain:

    I expect to find rich soil to sow my work within you.

    To do that, you need to act humbly towards others.
    I am going to analyze everything and everyone in order to get you what you desire from them.
    I am going to manipulate people with the image of a soft heart inside of you so that they’ll give you praises and make you feel important, as you should.

    My ultimate goal is to absorb the compassion of the empathetic and influence the simple to honor and highly value you without realizing it.

    I aim to elevate you to the position of God’s throne, but you can’t ever admit it: to admit it is to kill our power; we love the darkness; only artificial light is allowed here.

    The perception of those who are ‘lower than you‘ must keep you elevated to the status of God: looking to you to fill their need, whatever need that may be; and you will deliver.

    I simply want to put you on the pedestal you deserve. You are deserving of the throne, and I will tirelessly defend your glory.
    I am here to ‘protect’ you.

    It is paramount that your works have a purpose, and your purpose is for you to feel good and secure in who you are.
    Nothing else matters.

    So, your good deeds must be always visible; otherwise, they won’t elevate you as you deserve, and I am the one who will help make sure your works are seen.
    Remember, you are sovereign too. God isn’t the only one.

    As for me, well, I am simply the seed inside you. You: the one reading this: I’m a reflection of your nature; I’m your heart.

    I AM YOUR HUMAN NATURE:
    AND MY WORK IS PRIDE

  • DEEP Bible Study Web Resources

    DEEP Bible Study Web Resources

    A constantly updated list of Resources that I have found valuable for studying scripture.

    So, if you’re searching for truth and Google isn’t cutting it, I have curated this list to share what I have found through my thousands of hours of research.

    KNOWING JESUS: Exhaustive resources, rich with everything needed for biblical understanding, similar to BibleHub and similar sites, but much easier to navigate.

    https://bible.knowing-jesus.com/

    https://reformedwiki.com/
    https://www.christianforums.com/
    https://www.placefortruth.org/

    https://biblereasons.com/

    https://study.bible/welcome

    https://www.faithfacts.org /

    https://www.studylight.org/

    https://ccel.org/

    Home

    https://reformedbooksonline.com/

    https://bibleportal.com/?version=ESV

    https://www.monergism.com/

    https://creation.com/

    https://www.desiringgod.org/

  • The New Covenant: Richer Than Dreams & Visions

    The New Covenant: Richer Than Dreams & Visions

    Mystery Revealed

    Mystery is defined as

    If a Mystery has been revealed to you, you no longer refer to it as a “mystery”:

    If you do refer the the mystery as a a Mystery in your own mind; then it’s my opinion that you’re either talking out the side of your mouth or you are not actually in the Revelation of the Mystery.

    THE DEEP THINGS OF GOD ARE REVEALED TO US BY HIS SPIRIT

    As it is written,
    No eye has Seen, nor Ear Heard,
    not has entered into the heart of man:
    the things which God has prepared
    for those who Love Him.
    … But God has revealed them to us by His Spirit. The Spirit searches all things, yes, the deep things of God.

    1 Corinthians 2:9-10

    The secret (טוֹב)of the LORD is
    with those who fear Him,
    & He will show them His covenant.
    Psalms 25:14

    God’s Council is the Secret for those who fear Him, with awe & amazement.

    The Mystery is Knowable

    YHWH said, “Listen now to My Words. If there is a prophet among you, I the LORD will make myself Known to him in a vision, and will speak to him in a dream.
    Numbers 12:6

    But… wait:

    “Not so, with My servant Moses,
    He is faithful in all My household;
    With him I speak mouth to mouth (directly),
    Openly, and not in dark sayings (not shrouded in mystery as was prior to Chriat tearing the veil),
    And he beholds the form of the Lord.
    Why then were you not afraid
    To speak against My servant, against Moses?”

    So the anger of the Lord burned against them and He departed.
    — Numbers 12:7-9

    Are we not much more than Moses?

  • The New Covenant: Richer Than Dreams & Visions

    The New Covenant: Richer Than Dreams & Visions

    Mystery Revealed

    The concept of mystery and revelation is a paradoxical one.

    On one hand, a mystery is something that is unknown and beyond human comprehension.

    On the other hand, revelation is the act of making something known or revealing it to someone.

    If a mystery has been revealed to a person, it is no longer a mystery to them.

    However, if one claims to have been revealed a mystery yet still finds it mysterious, they do not comprehend revelation.

    They fail to comprehend the vision of spiritual disclosure.

    A mystery is something that is not understood by the sole processes of the mind, so it is cloaked in mystery, in disguise. The contrast of that is a Revelation, which is total mind illumination.

    When an individual is illuminated, they are no longer cloaked, and the mystery can no longer be mysterious to them.

    This paradoxical disposition of mystery and revelation highlights the significance of the role of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is the one who reveals the deep things of God to us and illuminates our minds.

    Without the Holy Spirit, we would be unable to apprehend the existence of mysteries, let alone given the ability by God to discern the mystery; transmuting the mystery into a completely difdsfrmt form; revelation, disclosure, and exposed .

    The paradox of mystery and revelation in spiritual discourse highlights the importance of the function of the Holy Spirit in illuminating our minds and revealing the dichotomy: revealing the profoundities of God: to us.

    If a mystery has been revealed to us, it is no longer a mystery, and we must seek the guidance and illumination of the Holy Spirit to understand the mysteries of God.

    THE DEEP THINGS OF GOD ARE REVEALED TO US BY HIS SPIRIT

    The things that God has prepared for those who love Him is incomprehensible.
    However, God has chosen to reveal these things to us through His Spirit.
    The Holy Spirit has the ability to search all things, including the deep things of God.
    Through the Spirit’s guidance, we can gain a deeper understanding of the mysteries of God and the blessings He has prepared for us.

    As it is written,
    No eye has Seen, nor Ear Heard,
    not has entered into the heart of man:
    the things which God has prepared
    for those who Love Him.
    … But God has revealed them to us by His Spirit. The Spirit searches all things, yes, the deep things of God.

    1 Corinthians 2:9-10

    – This verse emphasizes the importance of relying on the Holy Spirit for spiritual discernment and insight.

    The secret (טוֹב)of the LORD is
    with those who fear Him,
    & He will show them His covenant.

    Psalms 25:14

    This transmits David’s conviction that the “secret” or the “advice” of the Lord is available to those who fear him.

    The word “fear” in this context does not mean being afraid of God as we would fear a malevolent enemy, rather its having a deep reverence and respect for Him.

    With deep respect for God, we can reach His wisdom and guidance. Cultivating a profound relationship with God based on faith, reverence and trust is the fork of the road, whereby the ability to apply the knowledge, experience, understanding, common sense, acumen and guidance of The Holy Spirit. A guideline is internally outlined for us, in us, by Him.

    The Counsel of God is the secret for those who fear Him, with fear and amazement.

    The Mystery is Knowable

    YHWH said, “Listen now to My Words. If there is a prophet among you, I the LORD will make myself Known to him in a vision, and will speak to him in a dream..
    Numbers 12:6

    But… wait:

    “Not so, with My servant Moses,
    He is faithful in all My household;
    With him I speak mouth to mouth (directly),
    Openly, and not in dark sayings (not shrouded in mystery as was prior to Chriat tearing the veil),
    And he beholds the form of the Lord.
    Why then were you not afraid
    To speak against My servant, against Moses?”

    So the anger of the Lord burned against them and He departed.
    — Numbers 12:7-9

    Are we not much more than Moses?

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