Within an identity, we have seen that it is perception that determines happiness. Perception comes from the way the individual observes the world through their beliefs.
And what are beliefs?
Beliefs are thoughts that we repeat to ourselves every day, ideas that we categorize as truth. Our truth is our perception; perception determines how we feel everything.
Jesus said that He was the way, the truth, and the life. But Christianity, as it is taught, has not solved the problem of happiness; it has only illuminated the path.
What was Jesus’ truth?
“I and the Father are one.”
This was the identity that the Messiah took upon Himself. The “I will be what I will be,” the divine spark that incarnated as Jesus, the One whom we consider the way to paradise, identified Himself as one with the Father.
If what we seek most is happiness, and happiness is born from an identity that we assume, then Jesus teaches us the truth: that we are all one with the Father. Truly believe this, because the observer chooses reality based on a focus of identity in which it believes.
And what does it mean to believe that we are one with the Father? What is God?
God is “I will be what I will be.” God is infinite potential realized in all identities, experiences, and lived experiences. God is everything and everyone.
Being one with the Father will transform your perception. By perceiving that we are all one, you are the infinite, the eternal, the unfathomable, and pure love for everything and everyone, seeing in each person an expression of yourself, of infinite uniqueness and equal importance.
To be God is to love deeply; it is to live in a state of grace, filled with love toward everything and everyone.
