“DD” BORN ANEW
(The Gospel of John) Unless one is born anew, he cannot see the Kingdom of God.
Being born anew is not about re-entering the womb as an adult and physically re-experiencing the birth process. The religion of Christianity would disagree, but being born anew is not the act of accepting Jesus as your personal savior and bridge to know God. Being born anew is not about letting go of past attachments and aversions. Being born anew is not about working through a 12-step program due to a drug or alcohol addiction. The act of being born anew is something different altogether, and yet 100% connected to any of these.
You think you’re in control of “your” life, but you’re not. You. Are. Not. In. Control. Of. Anything -- not even your perceptions about life. At best, you can say yes or no to choice.
What you think you are has no power to do any such thing, let alone change the entire course and outlook of your life because one day you choose to be born anew. Being born anew is something much deeper than the writer of the gospel of John has any experience with. Being born anew is more akin to the inspiration for the writing of John, than the words used within John.
To see the Kingdom of God, to know Truth, to be one with the Creator, to experience Life for what it is, requires innate inspiration based on intention and karma before it ever crystalizes as a single choice to say yes or no to.
Karma is a word the west has little understanding of, mainly because Jesus did not use the word specifically. Like reincarnation, those in the west snub their noses at such a concept even as they profess a second coming of the Christ or fail to recognize in the New Testament that Elijah is quoted as being born again as John the Baptist. Karma is what you are, based on what you’ve already experienced being – at least that’s the case when talking about physicality and our spirit having a human experience.
Being born anew starts with something pulling you towards that circumstance. Being born anew starts with someone, outside of the ability to see such a thing, seemingly choose faith in a better way of life than what they’re currently living. Neither faith nor the inspiration for such is in your power to put forth as that which creates the ability to see the Kingdom of God. Seeing the Kingdom of God starts with a power beyond your control working on your behalf, literally pulling you towards higher truths, based first and foremost on something inside of yourself requiring something different from life, acknowledging it’s time to have a different course of movement throughout time and space.
Truthfully, accepting Jesus as your savior does not allow you to see the Kingdom of God while still with a body, it’s but another indicator that you’re moving towards that ability in this lifetime or the next, or the next, or the next, and so on. If you truly have a desire to know God and be born anew (metaphysically speaking), don’t just have the humility to admit you need a savior, but emulate the savior as well. The kingdom of God is within you, so being born anew is not done because we’re lost, it’s done when potential for such actualizes.
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