ARE WE BEING BRAINWASHED?

Do you find yourself thinking about any  rivalry, whether  a football game, volleyball match or even a war or conflict,  how each side says  they have God on their side?   Have we been brainwashed?    Each opponent claims they cannot fail as God is with them.   Then some will use  scripture verses to backup their claims, but the bible and other great  books teaching their particular religious beliefs are  all in code.   

“Another parable he put forth unto them”  Matthew 13:31 .   You see  for those on the outside, not privy to spiritual awareness, may indeed see the written scriptures but not perceive,  may indeed hear but not understand.  Mark 4:11

  So let’s look at the spiritual laws  associated with this brainwashing   and the spiritual awareness  that is not perceived.    From the  spiritual laws  you must know,  there are two divine laws  that particularly apply to this situation. Laws that organized religion does not want you to know and will do anything they can to prevent you knowledge of these laws.  

Amazing Law of Noninterference

Noninterference is a spiritual principle that prohibits intruding into the affairs of others without invitation or justification. This law is strongly bound up with the law of free will.  But it does not stop with us, but includes our Deity also.  Simply put,  God will not interfere with his creations, but the law of free will allows for  any and all actions we do as acceptable.   If you step outside the realm of spiritual laws you face the karmic consequences of your actions.   But there is not judging,  no taking sides, no intervention for good or evil.  

Misconceptions of Divine Intervention

Divine intervention is the involvement (intervention) of a deity (divine) in the affairs of humans. Its form can de direct, such as the actual visual or auditory manifestation of a deity to humans, and indirect, such as a deity’s influence on weather. In the Christian religion, visions and miracles are often considered forms of divine intervention, with believers feeling they’ve appeared in the midst of a crisis or in response to prayers.

Throughout the history of man, religion has  professed that  our Deity has  picked sides in all situations.  “With God On My Side, Who Can Stand Against Me” – Romans 8:31 .  When something  “bad” occurs in our life, society, country, or world  we  think our God is upset with us and had mad judgement upon us.    But as  Matthew stated in  13:31,  “Yet another fable” .

Have We Been Brainwashed

Consciousness of man is the kindom of heaven, we are part of God , we are all one, yet we are all individual. We now know that God is pure love   there is no judgement only the divine laws  that are set forth and govern  all that is,  physical and spiritual. So  the misconception that two entities fighting  each other both believe that God is on their side and will let them prevail.   Or the storm or earthquake that shapes our world and continues with  the growth , change and expansion of the universe is punishment.   But it is also part the natural spiritual law of growth and evolution.   

Are we so naïve or arrogant ? Maybe man is too narcissistic or  such an inflated  ego that  religious belief has molded  us into the thought that  God is on our side only  and those we oppose or have anger and fear toward are on  the Deity black list.    Remember,  we are all equal and  by following or breaking the divine spiritual laws of the universe will we feel the impact of  “God’s Wrath”   through the  cause and effect of these laws.  

This is so simple to understand  with an example of gravity, a physical law.   If you through a block above your head and move then you are ok and nothing happens, but  stand in place and get hit by the block, feel pain and injury.  Does then mean that God is angry with you or simple cause and effect by ignoring the physical laws given us? 

Incredible Law of Free Will

Two cosmic laws, free will and noninterference, directly apply to freedom. Though they are closely linked, and almost inseparable from one another, they can be isolated in one respect. Free will relates most strongly to personal, internal freedom. Noninterference correlates to external, interpersonal, international, interkingdom, interdimensional freedoms and so on.

Free will, according to Webster’s New Universal Unabridged Dictionary, is “the human will be regarded as free from restraints, compulsions, or any antecedent conditions; freedom of decision or choice.” From the point of view of cosmic law, this definition is only half correct, and therefore it is not surprising that there is continuing confusion over free will, even to the point where some question whether free will does, in fact, exist.

This is what Jesus referred to in the communication when he said that we cannot come closer to God when we continue to misinterpret Gods laws. So, let us analyze this definition point by point.

The statement that free will is “the human will be regarded as free from restraints” is incorrect. Is derived from Spirits will. Spirits will comprise at least twenty-three universal principles, and even Spirit must follow every one of them.

If even Spirit is restricted in Its use of this, how is it possible that man is not? The restriction God has placed on this law is that all other cosmic principles act in concert with it. This divine formulation precludes human will as free from restraint.

This part of man’s loose definition of free will has led to immoral acts and institutions throughout history, some of which continue to this day. It also has caused many to resist the concept of a higher power, of a divine order, of God.

For many, believing in the existence of a greater, divine will and power threatens their concept of personal freedom or takes it away altogether. If there are divine laws that maintain cosmic balance and harmony and if there is an omnipotent and omniscient God, of what use are one person’s decisions and efforts? What possible purpose can there be for personal free will, anyway?

This line of reasoning is one explanation for why people and whole societies, such as pre-Islamic Arabia and China during the Shang Dynasty, as well as some in the present day and age, adopt fatalistic thinking. This kind of thinking says, “Well, it happened, so I guess it was meant to be,” or “Whatever happens must be the will of God or the will of the gods.”

We need not fear losing our freedom to think, feel and act. There is no power on Earth nor in heaven that will separate Spirits law of free will from our being. Our free will is a necessary ingredient of divine order. It is eternally secure, and can never be separated from Gods will.

Another statement in the dictionary definition was that free will is “the human will regarded as free from, any antecedent [preceding] conditions.” But this too is inadequate.

Only societies with an imperfect understanding of other divine laws, such as cause and effect (karma) and reincarnation, could conceive of true freedom without incorporating past actions as present obligations.

Who can wonder why man would have a pattern of evading responsibility for his own actions, or of not feeling obligated to compensate for others̓ lack of responsibility, if free will means that what has been done in the past is of no account?