Kingdom Of Heaven Within

Alright, ladies and gentlemen, let me elaborate for the class. This isn’t about being condescending or trying to position myself as smarter, a genius, or someone trying to lead anyone anywhere. This is simply my personal emotions and reflections on something I’ve been feeling deeply—specifically, about the worship of the cross.

Let’s think about it: a man being tortured and hung on a cross. Why are we worshiping suffering and death, rather than celebrating the life of Jesus or embodying the actual message he brought? The message that the kingdom of heaven is within you.

I want to be clear—this isn’t about making anyone feel bad for believing in the cross or finding meaning in it. Faith is deeply personal, and I honor whatever brings someone peace or clarity. But for me, it’s about moving past the focus on suffering and stepping into the essence of Christ’s message.

It’s about love. It’s about embodying the message of Christ—the infinite compassion, the unity, the invitation to look within and discover the divine within ourselves. That’s where the kingdom truly is. Not in symbols of pain, but in the living, breathing presence of love and life.

This isn’t about judgment. It’s about reflection. It’s about choosing to embrace the message, not just the story, and letting it guide us to live with love, peace, and understanding in our hearts.

So let’s remember: the kingdom of heaven isn’t out there somewhere. It’s not in a symbol, a building, or a distant afterlife. It’s within you. It always has been.

Much love to you all.