“DD” The KIngdom of God
(The Gospel of Luke) The kingdom of God is not coming in any way that you can observe. The kingdom of God is already here - within you.
What is the Kingdom of God?
Many theologians and religious experts have surmised the Kingdom of God to mean Heaven, but is that entirely true? How do they know? Are they speaking from firsthand experience with such a truth, or working backwards with language to find something that fits their subjective viewpoint?
From firsthand experience, I can tell you, the Kingdom of God is found within you, not because I read it somewhere, but because I witness this truth subjectively as valid.
I didn’t always know Heaven as a subjective reality, until one day everything changed and I experienced the Kingdom of God present as my reality. For years up until that point, I was filled with moments of shame and guilt and every other lesser form of internal dialogue and draining energy field. You see, the truth is, everyone does until they don’t any longer. Everyone knows shame and guilt intimately, some more than others for sure, but everyone knows these realities once present in awareness. They carry with them physical manifestations as well, often in the form of headaches, overall sadness, lethargy, and the desire to feel anything other than what they’re currently feeling once such energies are present.
The Kingdom of God is available to you as a reality, as a knowingness, as your subjective experience of life, in the form of Heaven present at times, only when you start with fully letting go of the belief system that you are these things labeled as shame and guilt. These lower energy fields present themselves internally as what most people think they are when they’re present, but often forget to think they’re these things once they find their way out of the door.
The Kingdom of God is not coming in any way you can observe, because the awareness that the Kingdom of God is within you takes internal knowingness, not external sight. The physical and mental worlds are not where you witness Heaven, it’s when the entirety of your being is in heaven that an acknowledgement happens that you’re there, and never through the mind does this take place. When you believe you’re your thoughts, feelings, and emotions, as opposed to knowing you’re something more akin to what witnesses such phenomenon take place, you’ll never know for yourself that the theologians are only partially right. Because if you’re looking for something you’ve never experienced, not only are you prone to miss it, but few even know they’re not what they feel, let alone what they see. You can’t use the mind to know God, you must transcend it to leave room to realize you’re far from the mind wandering about in shame and guilt and/or any other dalliance with the superficial.
The mind uses sight as part of its parameters for existence, but neither the mind nor sight can see truth until truth is present beyond the workings of both. The Kingdom of God within is another way to say, you’re much more than you think you are.