Christ Consciousness Energy

Christ Consciousness is 'higher consciousness'. It is an elevated way of thinking and living that transcends beyond the fear of the materialistic world. This was the way of thinking and living that Jesus and all other enlightened beings of the ages, such as Buddha, Krishna, Moses, Muhammad, Gandhi, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and even Mr. Fred Rogers possessed.

But the Christ Consciousness is the consciousness which does pervade the universe, but is exemplified by the life of Jesus, and all the avatars and all liberated beings, in that they express, not ego consciousness, not a separate, diluted, or divided consciousness, but the unitive consciousness of the Divine Father, and that is the Christ. -Nayaswami Ananta

Contrary to popular belief, 'Christ' was not Jesus’ last name. Therefore, Mary and Joseph were not 'Mr. and Mrs. Christ'. His name was 'Jesus of Nazareth'. The Greek word Christ means 'anointed one'. At the time, many enlightened people were considered 'Christs'. Jesus became the Christ because he was the greatest of them all.

Because all of life is interconnected and we all have access to divinity within ourselves, all of us can achieve Christ Consciousness. It does not matter what religion or belief system one subscribes to. A person can achieve Christ’s Consciousness without religion or a spiritual belief system. The only requirement is a desire for personal growth and development.

The Light Being who once incarnated as Pele joins us to tell us more about the lifetimes of the Jesus soul and about Christ Consciousness, and how they contribute to the awakening.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/8qX68GRIQWU



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