Can We Ditch the ‘Armageddon’ Program?

Wouldn’t it be great if we could just skip the Armageddon and go into the new earth and new heaven without having to do the plagues and fires and pleas for mountains to cover us parts of the story? Maybe we could transform what we see, lift ourselves to higher ground, re-form, repair, restore rather than harm ourselves, the earth and each other? Can we update the script?

The inner can heal and the body can release its memories to the light of awareness, so maybe once the inner does it the outer will do it too? We are seeing some of that happening - quite a lot in fact.

We find messages stored in our bodies. There is chronic pain in my hips – likely the piriformis muscle tightened up over the years. It feels like a collection of resistance, anger, disappointment/injustice, and fear of not being good enough – fear of men, of uninvited sex, of judgment.

There’s more – those burdens of tension in my upper back, between the shoulders: feels like self-defense, congestion of words not spoken, tears stuck in there, fear of telling the truth: me ‘beating me up’ for being not good enough.

And there’s still more – rheumatoid arthritis: my body's beautiful immune system fighting so hard to ward off the world that it attacks itself. Oh how this body needs to be soothed and comforted, lifted from that ‘not good enough’ program.

Truth is… I AM good enough. Always have been. Where and how did I get the idea that I’m not? Not worthy! Gotta do something to make myself worthy!! That idea has messed with my head big time, for a long time.

There was a concept given me in my childhood: original sin. The concept is not true. We don’t come into this world stained and unworthy of the love of our Creator (however we wish to view Him/Them/It.)

We’re not only worthy – we’re incredibly loved – we Are the love from which we came, here for the experience of knowing our true selves through relationship. We’re here to know and express the Creator Force: to build a greater world.

That ‘born in sin’ idea is so damning. If we’ve grown up in that conditioning, and have been caught in the darkness of self-condemnation and fear, it is respect for ourselves, love, even reverence for ourselves that rescues us. We are so much more than we know.

We can begin by forgiving ourselves for what we have experienced. Doesn’t it appear that the punishing we have taken ourselves through has polished us with some wisdom? We’re here now… looking at growth aren’t we? Forgive yourself. Move forward from there with gratitude for everyone and everything that triggered the awareness and growth.

Now to the act of telling a lie: when we to speak a lie or misrepresent what happened it naturally slows down our energy and it confines us within it. We tell lies for lots of reasons, and the intention makes a difference, but still… truth is the highest, most liberating vibe and the lie is entrapping.

So if you entrap yourself in a deception is that what is meant by sin? I think we can let that word go and all of the judgment contained in it, and just start being more honest and real.

What if we were to let go of needing an Armageddon to handle the sinners and we decided to do right by each other? Personally, in our relationship with ourselves, our bodies – open, honest communication and the intention to make the loving choices. And with every ‘other’ that we encounter, to do the same.

I realize what we’re facing. The stuff of this world is deep nowadays: unfamiliar ground, rapid changes, huge deceptions, psychological bombardment. Sometimes it takes faith just to get up in the morning.

Change is hard on the established order of things. There is stored anger, fear and judgment being uncovered. We now know how to look upon those stored memories - forgive. Love and forgiveness of ourselves can transform whatever we uncover, slowly and surely as with all things we see new life emerge: Gratitude.

Trust your higher self – you’re doing beautifully. Continue to expand, forward and outward, and remember: things do work out.