Messengers From God

Jeshua
Mother Teresa
Buddha
Martin Luther King
Pope John Paul I
Gandhi

A humble carpenter gave us our most recent teachings of Universal Truth 2000 years ago. The remains of his simple message of love lie buried under the layers of rules, regulations, dogmas, and donations of organized Christian religion. 

Often times hidden agendas have intentionally clouded the body of sacred knowledge he and others have brought to us. You have only been told a part of it. Just enough, but not enough. It's been that way for thousands of years.

We're becoming more intelligent as a human race. Many of us have recognized the lies, the deceptions, and we are tired of them. It has reached the point where we no longer want to depend on others for answers to the spiritual questions we ask. There is a lot of guidance out there, and if we sift through it all we'll find the Truth. Thankfully, it cannot be tarnished beyond recognition by others who would have it their way. 

Throughout human history, we have always been sent the messengers, the teachers we need, and the spiritual warriors who have come and gone to show us a different way and remind us that we are not alone. You know them. Over the centuries their theme has always been the same.

They were the humble ones who devoted their lives to the service of humanity. Their gentle message has always been one of love, peace, compassion, justice, and forgiveness. At the same time, they would remind us of our individual freedoms, and then call on us to take personal responsibility for our actions. 

Other times these magnificent messengers would ask us to question, but not force us to change, our social, political and religious beliefs. They were also the ones who, for the most part, have been crucified in one way or another for fearlessly speaking and living the Truth. For those in power, that was a serious threat.

What really did them in was the message that we are quite capable of making all the decisions necessary for our own spiritual growth and enlightenment by simply finding God, the Truth, within ourselves. In other words, each and every one of us has direct access to the divine, and we don't need anyone else to make that sacred connection for us.

That message is finding serious takers today. The seeds of wisdom that have been planted over the centuries are beginning to emerge. Slowly but surely many of us are searching for the Truth, and in the process we find ourselves waking from the material dream we've been in for so long. Then we begin to remember our real origin and cosmic purpose.

There have been many who have visited our planet and lived the truth. Most of us know them by the powerful example they left behind. Their story was always the same, and their message was loud and clear. Jesus, Buddha, Mother Theresa, Martin Luther King, Pope John Paul I, Gandhi are just a few who fearlessly stood for the truth in their own unique way. Five of them gave their lives for it. When the sixth, Mother Teresa, died, the Pope didn't bother to attend her funeral.

Having slain the messengers, we filed their messages away and now worship them instead. But, day by day, that is changing and with gathering momentum.  

I am truly humbled by their passion and desire to serve humanity.
Many others, not as well known, have done the same. Recently, new messengers have come into our midst: Malala Yousafzay, Kailash Satyarthi, Nelson Mandela, Aung San Suu Kyi, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and others. Always for the same reasons. What incredible love and courage!