Blessed Evening, Loves 😊

I Pray All Is Well With Everyone…And Your Hearts And Minds Are Full Of Love, Joy, And Compassion…For Yourselves And Everyone Else…All Over The World! And To Radiate Genuine Love From Our Beings – Emanating From Our Hearts And Minds…And Expressed Outwardly Through Our Deeds; Is To Embody The Loving Light Of The Living God Within All Of Us; The Loving Light Of Our “Mighty I AM Presence. And That Is THE ONE And THE SAME Loving Light And SOURCE OF ALL LIFE That Animates Every Living Being On This Planet…Regardless Of Life Form Or Status – Be It Nature, Person, Or Animal. And That Source Of All Life…IS GENUINE LOVE! Amen…

Give Thanks And Praises For Love And Life…

And Y’all Be Love…

Remember To Always Do your Own Research And Follow Your Heart!  

“The word Christ is derived from the Greek word Kristos and means anointed. It is identical with the Hebrew word Messiah. The word Christ, per se, does not refer to any particular person; every anointed person is Christ-ed. When the definite article, “the”, is placed before the word Christ, a definite personality is indicated, and this personality is none other than a member of the Trinity, the Son who had a glory with the Father-Mother, before the worlds were formed. According to the teachings of all ancient masters, this Son is Love; so the Christ is Love, and Love is God, since God is Love. 

Before creation was, the Christ walked with the Father God and Mother God in Akasha. “The Christ is son, the only son begotten by Almighty God, the God of Force and God Omniscient, God of Thought; and Christ is God, the God of Love. “Without the Christ there was no light. Through Christ all life was manifest; and so through him all things were done, and naught was done in forming worlds or peopling worlds without the Christ. Christ is the Logos of Infinities, and through the word alone, are Thought and Force made manifest.

The Son is called the Christ, because the Son, the Love, the universal Love, was set apart, ordained to be creator, Lord, preserver, and redeemer of all things, of everything that is, or evermore will be. Through Christ, the protoplast, the earth, the plant, the beast, the man, the angel, and the cherubim took up their stations on their planes of life. Through Christ they are preserved, and if they fall, it is the Christ who lifts them up; and if they sell themselves to sin, the Christ redeems.

Now Christ, the universal Love, pervades all spaces of infinity, and so there is no end to love. From the great Heart of Love, unnumbered spirits were sent forth to demonstrate the height, the depth, the width, the boundlessness of Love. To every world and star and moon and sun, a master spirit of this Love divine was sent; and all were full anointed with the oil of helpfulness, and each became a Christ. All glorious in his majesty is Christ, who spread the pure white robe of Love over all the planes of earth – The Christ of earth, its heaven, its graves.
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“In many respects Jesus was a remarkable child, for by ages of strenuous preparation he was qualified to be an avatar, a saviour of the world, and from childhood he was endowed with superior wisdom and was conscious of the fact that he was competent to lead the race into the higher ways of spiritual living. But he was conscious also of the fact that he must attain the mastery by trials, buffetings, temptations, and sufferings. And all his life was spent in attaining. After his death, burial, and resurrection he appeared in materialized form before the Silent Brothers in the temple of Heliopolis, in Egypt, and said:

“‘My human life was wholly given to bring my will to tune with the deific will; when this was done my earth-tasks all were done. You know that all my life was one great drama for the sons of men, a pattern for the sons of men. I lived to show the possibilities of man. What I have done all men can do, and what I am, all men shall be.'” – Aquarian Gospel 178:43, 46.

Jesus was the name of the man, and it was the only appropriate name for this kind of a man. The word means Saviour. The word Christ means “the anointed one,” and then it is an official title. It means, The Master of Love. When we say, “Jesus the Christ”, we refer to the man and to his office; just as we do when we say Edward, the King, or Lincoln, the President. Edward was not always King, and Lincoln was not always President, and Jesus was not always Christ. Jesus won his Christ-ship by a strenuous life, and in the Aquarian Gospel, chapter 65, we have a record of the events of his christing, or receiving the degree Christ. Here is where he was coronated by the highest earth authorities as the Christ-King; properly speaking, ‘The Master of Love’; and after this was done, he entered at once upon his Judean and Galilean ministry. We recognize the facts that Jesus was man, and that Christ was God, so that in very truth, Jesus the Christ was the God-man of the ages.

Jesus himself made the matter clear. Once when he was speaking to a congregation in Bethany the people called him King and he stood forth and said: “‘I am not sent to sit upon a throne to rule as Caesar rules; and you may tell the ruler of the Jews that I am not a claimant for his throne. Men call me Christ, and God has recognized the name; but Christ is not a man. The Christ is universal Love, and Love is King. This Jesus is but man who has been fitted by temptations overcome, by trials multiform, to be the temple through which the Christ can manifest to men. Then hear, you men of Israel, hear I Look not upon the flesh; it is not king. Look to the Christ within, who shall be formed in every one of you, as he is formed in me. When you have purified your hearts by faith, the king will enter in, and you will see his face.'” – Aquarian Gospel 68:10-14.

Surely, this question has been answered. Jesus was man; Christ was Divine Love – the Love of God, and after thirty years of strenuous life the man had made his body fit to be the temple of the holy breath, and Love took full possession. And John well said when he declared: “‘And the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld the glory of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth.'”

The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus Christ, by Levi H. Dowling, 1920