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The '''Kingdom of God''' (a.k.a. The Kingdom) is the "kingdom" of high [[Consciousness]] (i.e. high [[CQ]]). The Kingdom is a metaphor for a state of individual and collective [[alignment]] and pure, consistent, and strong [[connection]] that inevitably leads to the unfolding of [[Eupsychia]]. | The '''Kingdom of God''' (a.k.a. The Kingdom) is the "kingdom" of high [[Consciousness]] (i.e. high [[CQ]]). The Kingdom is a Christian/Western metaphor for a state of individual and collective [[alignment]] and pure, consistent, and strong [[connection]] that inevitably leads to the unfolding of [[Eupsychia]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:46, 30 June 2024
Kingdom of God
The Kingdom of God (a.k.a. The Kingdom) is the "kingdom" of high Consciousness (i.e. high CQ). The Kingdom is a Christian/Western metaphor for a state of individual and collective alignment and pure, consistent, and strong connection that inevitably leads to the unfolding of Eupsychia.
Terms
Christianity> Baptism, Beatific Vision, Eschaton, Garden of Eden, Heaven, Knower of Christ, Rapture, Spiritual Marriage, The Body, The Garden, The Veil, The Way
Syncretic Terms
Stage Seven > Al-Insan al-Kamil, Eupsychia, Frashokereti, Good Person, Graduation, Home, Kingdom of God, Kingdom of Heaven, The Garden
Notes
It is easy to enter The Kingdom, but unless one is properly aligned, it is difficult to stay.
When the vast majority of humans achieve strong Connection, we attain entry into the Kingdom of God.
A "sinner" who enters the Kingdom may experience angst, fear, paranoia, and even total mental breakdown. To avoid that, to attain the Kingdom of Heaven, Heal and Connect
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