All scriptures describe the nature of God as Life, Love, Truth and Justice — the very essence of the Creator. At its deepest level, the Divine is both singular and dual. In its singular state, it creates; in its dual nature, it exists as the perceiver, the observer, and the judge.
Scripture teaches that God manifests on Earth when humanity becomes overwhelmed by love for the material world, when truth and justice decline, and when His kingdom is threatened. It says God manifests in favour of the righteous.
The Bible tells us that Jesus manifested when much of humanity had fallen under dark influences, disturbing the cosmic balance and threatening spiritual collapse. In a deeper interpretation, Jesus can be understood as the pivot of the self-organising universe, through whom God dissolved the three worlds—Earth, Heaven, and Hell—giving free will to all souls so that it can be redistributed in a renewed creation.
We now exist within singular Christ consciousness, which is expected to break the seals and express itself through the duality of up and down, left and right.
Judgment and Responsibility
The responsibility to uphold the Kingdom of God on Earth lies with God’s institutions—spiritual and religious communities tasked with maintaining peace and righteousness and bringing true prosperity. Therefore, when divine judgement comes, it begins with the house of God, as the Bible prophesies.
Most people accept the concept of God and follow one religion or another.
I am an atheist and scientist who sought truth—and today, I accept Jesus Christ as God, though I have rejected Christianity as a religion. I acknowledge that within Christianity there are souls who shine like gems and keep the true Spirit of Christ alive. Thanks to them, the message and memory of Christ remain accessible to all.
However, the spirit of the same religious order that condemned Jesus to death—seeking to sustain power and control over people—still lives on and governs organised religion called Christianity. The result is a materialistic society led by greed, conflict, and bloodshed. There is little of the Spirit of Christ in what the religion called Christianity has become.
Jesus stood against bloodshed and material obsession. He called His followers to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, to grow in wisdom and knowledge, and to bring God’s kingdom to Earth.
The Good News
The Spirit of God—Christ—is alive and working against the dark powers that rule the world. The victory of Christ was proclaimed on the Cross when He said, “It is finished” (Tetelestai), and released His spirit. That Spirit continues to grow within humanity, like a child in the womb, destined to emerge at its appointed time. The upheavals we witness today are the birth pains of hidden truth coming forth.
Humanity fails to grasp Christ’s victory because many false narratives obscure His teachings. God created us in His image—as male and female—which means that the divine lives within and between us, not confined to temples or churches.
Religions were created by human beings to preserve the memory of great souls sent to guide humanity. Over time, these religions became cultural and dogmatic prisons that now hold people captive.
Satan, or the dark force, infiltrates religious systems to keep humanity enslaved, preventing people from awakening to the God Field—the divine consciousness within – Atma Jyothi
In truth, everything Jesus taught calls us inward, to awaken the spark of the divine within.
The physical world was created through two lights:
- One that gives and sustains life.
- One that consumes and destroys.
God’s primary call after creation is to exalt the life-giving light within and restrain the destructive flame of materialism.
The Failure of Religious Institutions
Religious institutions cling to rituals, dogma, and wealth, keeping people trapped in material pursuits. Christianity today reflects this distortion, holding a large portion of global wealth. It has become a corporate enterprise, marketing Jesus and the saints rather than liberating souls.
It mirrors the very hypocrisy that Jesus condemned. Instead of connecting to the Divine Field and growing in Spirit to gain wisdom and knowledge, it has become material-centred and hypocritical. It has failed to manifest the Kingdom of God on Earth.
God gave humanity the power to rule over the material world but warned against eating from the “tree at the centre”, symbolising the forbidden pursuit of knowledge without divine alignment. Jesus said, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” True wisdom comes from remaining connected to the God Field within, not from external institutions.
Scripture speaks of two trees—one whose fruit brings death and another whose fruit brings life. After Calvary, Jesus became the New Tree of Life, calling everyone to draw new life from Him.
The Spirit Realm
There exists an unseen spiritual realm behind the material world, where two forces operate:
- One gives and sustains life.
- The other draws energy inward toward destruction—the forbidden centre.
Even the food we eat carries both energies. In Eastern Vedic philosophy, the first level of spirituality is called Annamaya Kosha, the realm of food. Awareness of what we consume—physically and spiritually—is essential.
Christianity’s Eucharist symbolises this truth: the bread and wine represent Christ’s flesh and blood, yet many receive them without awareness of their deeper meaning. The act should awaken divine consciousness, not become a hollow ritual.
Conquering Time and Death
Everything that begins in time must end in time. The only place where time is conquered is in the womb, where existence is renewed. Scientists study concepts like black holes to understand this mystery but fail because they separate life from the divine.
In divine terms, when the soul of the Father is conceived within the Mother, a new world emerges—a renewal of creation. I believe God the Father manifested as Christ to conquer Satan and restore His kingdom. The process of salvation was completed through Jesus and His sacrifice.
Now His words gain deeper meaning:
- “Eat My flesh and drink My blood” — The universe is sustained by the flesh, blood, and Spirit of Christ. A new world is forming as the old collapses, and each soul must enter its rightful place in this renewed creation. There is free will.
- Water and Spirit Baptism — Water baptism is a call to cleanse the mind from old teachings and deception. Spirit baptism is a call to be transformed through His spirit and gain new life by awakening the God field within. This requires humility, repentance, and surrender—shedding all identity and ego (Christian, Muslim, Hindu, national, or racial). It calls us to stand naked before God, to be fulfilled, and to be clothed anew by His Spirit.
All scriptures speak of unconditional love—a love that sets people free rather than binds them. God knows that those who truly love Him will return to Him. They also call us to remain life-centred, upholding truth and justice at all times.
God as Judge is impartial, not aligned with race, culture, or geography. Being omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent, what matters to Him is the soul’s alignment:
- With Life or with Matter,
- With Light or Darkness,
- With the Fire of Life or the Fire of Matter,
- With Truth or Falsehood,
- With self or selflessness.
Why I Rejected Christianity to Accept Humanity
I was born into a Christian family and was claimed by religion from birth. As a keen observer, witnessing bloodshed committed in the name of God as a child, I came to believe that religion and God were tools created by the intelligent to rule the ignorant.
Later, in search of truth, I left a prosperous career in applied biotechnology and eventually encountered Christ at a Catholic Retreat Centre (DRC Kerala, India). That experience gave me new life. I recognised the Spirit of Christ as God, and with it came a calling: to bring Jesus beyond religion by merging science and spirituality so that humanity may awaken, transcend the collapsing age, and enter a Golden Age of Peace, Knowledge, and Wisdom.
This awakening did not make me a religious fanatic but a compassionate human being. I remained within the religion, hoping for renewal, but faced persecution from religious leaders I once admired, as well as from my own siblings, whom my wife and I served selflessly. My siblings are very active in the church.
After deep introspection, I felt a call to renounce religious labels and live aligned only with Christ and humanity.
My siblings virtually kicked me and my wife out to live in a rented house. I now live selling small portions of our parental property thrown at us. When I gave up my religious identity, no priest came to ask why. However, they approached me when they needed our parental property as collateral to secure large loans for purchasing property for the church.
My wife is a devout Christian—faithfully reciting prayers and rosaries—but she has not yet awakened to the God Field within. To me, she symbolises the good part of institutional churches: holding the light of God while failing to rise above materialism, religious bondage, keeping faith in the Spirit of Christ.
I now move forward alone in Christ. I hope and trust that all souls still trapped within religion, in their own time, will too awaken to the Spirit of Christ that lives within.
Conclusion
God is not a partial judge. He belongs to no single religion, culture, or nation. The Divine is one, yet expressed through the many dimensions of creation—creating, sustaining, restoring, and transforming life itself. Religion, by contrast, is a human construct that often becomes separated from the living Spirit of God.
Today, one of the greatest threats to humanity comes from religious institutions that have lost connection with the Spirit that gives and sustains life. When religion loses compassion, wisdom, and truth, it can become a source of division, fear, and control rather than spiritual awakening. Much of humanity now lives disconnected from the deeper reality of God, often aligning instead with forces driven by greed, ego, hatred, and material obsession.
A second major threat is excessive materialism and the endless pursuit of wealth and consumption. Humanity’s uncontrolled greed is placing immense pressure on the Earth, contributing to environmental destruction, social imbalance, and increasing natural catastrophes.
Unless human beings learn to recognise and overcome the destructive forces within themselves, humanity will continue moving toward suffering and self-destruction. We must first become truly human—guided by compassion, truth, justice, and self-awareness. Only then can we begin to understand the divine more deeply.
Knowing God is not merely about belief or religion; it begins with inner transformation and the awakening of consciousness.
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