"Hello, Central!" We Cannot See God. How Can Your Photo of Gyeorgos Ceres Hatonn/Aton Be Correct?
Patrick H. Bellringer
If common knowledge is not right, than I can see that being possible, but common knowledge brings up the fact that, We cannot see God.
I suppose this sums up a question of: Is this the image of our Lord?
Thank you for your time,
RW
(Response)
FROM: Patrick H. Bellringer
TO: RW
DATE: Oct. 23, 2006
SUBJECT: Reply
Dear RW:
Yes, the portrait is of God! Who said, "we cannot see God?" Of course, we cannot see God with our 3D/4D eye frequencies, if God is in higher frequencies. If God comes into our 3D/4D frequencies, then we can see him. Right?
The portrait of Hatonn/Aton is real, as He has squeezed Himself down into our 3D/4D density and can appear to us in human form. Know that God can take any form he desires. He has chosen to appear to us as one, Gyeorgos Ceres Hatonn (h"aton" n) in human form at this time.
Also, our Star Friends will appear very young to us, as does Hatonn/Aton, though they are very old souls. They have conquered aging and health issues and can choose the age they wish to appear. We shall do the same in our coming Golden Age. Already, our bodies are changing to "Light" bodies, and we are becoming younger.
People have many ideas of what God looks like. To some He is an old man with white hair sitting on a throne, to some He is a big happy marshmallow in the clouds, and to many He is only an oblong blur! Creator God Aton of Light is very real and very near to us. He is only a thought away.
It is not important what He looks like, but how we feel His energy within us and around us. This energy is the power of thought;, the power of unconditional Love, the power of Creation that surrounds us. We have access to that power through our God Spirit within, and we can "see" His aura of the rainbow colors blended into the brilliance of Crystal White Light.
My friend, we have our ownconnection to Creator God Aton's aura of Light and thought. We need only to turn on the switch!
In Love and Light,
Patrick H. Bellringer