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'AND THEY CALLED HIS NAME IMMANUEL - I AM SANANDA' - PHOENIX JOURNAL 2 - CHAPTER 17 - GABRIEL TELLS OF THE CRUCIFIXTION - (cont'd)
Judas Iscarioth / Jmmanuel Sananda
REC #2 ISCARIOTH/JMMANUEL SANANDA
FRI., AUG. 11, 1989 9:45 A.M. YEAR 2, DAY 360
FRI., AUG. 11, 1989
Judas present, Dharma, that we might continue. Blessings upon these words that I can tell of the story in accuracy. So be it* *
THREE DAYS LATER
On the evening of the third day following crucifixion of Jmmanuel, the disciples were gathered in a room, in the city in which they had taken their last meal with Jmmanuel. It was the time of the ancient holiday of Easter, and they had gathered to speak of the things which had been happening. Behold the door opened and a stranger entered, someone they had never seen before. The person had a cloth across his face. They were immediately afraid it might be one of the Jews come to betray them.
The stranger gently spoke and said, “Peace be with you.” And he took the cloth from across his face and they could see that it was Jmmanuel.
DOUBTING THOMAS
He then showed them his hands and his loins and feet, and they could see his wounds. There was great confusion but great exuberance at his presence. However, there was also great doubt as to such a reality and Thomas believed the form to be a apparition and said to Jmmanuel, “If I could touch your wounds, then I would know that you are not an illusion.”
Jmmanuel said to him, “Stretch forth your hand unto me and put it on my wounds, so that you of little faith, can believe.” Thomas did as told and touched the wounds upon Jmmanuel’s body and in shocked quiet said, “Verily, it is you.”
Jmmanuel then turned from his disciples and as he departed he told them, “Keep this a secret, my return, so that it will not become known that I am alive.”
But, behold, the next day the disciples set out to go to
TWO MORE APPEARANCES
As the disciples went along their way, a transient stranger joined them and walked along with them for a portion of the journey.
They were sad and talked among each other about how Jmmanuel had been forced to die on the cross and all about the things which had come about in the prior days.
The stranger asked them, “Why are you mourning?” And they chattered to him about all the things which grieved them.
The stranger said, “You of such little faith; Jmmanuel had told you that he would rise from half death after three days and nights, and just as he said, so it has happened.” As he spoke Jmmanuel took the dust cloth from afront his face and they recognized him.
Jmmanuel spoke not another word. He turned and went away and was not seen again for a long period of time.
Then it happened one day that some of the disciples were fishing in the
They answered and said, “No, for we have caught not even one fish in our nets.”
The stranger spoke, saying, “Throw the net out to the right side of the boat, and you will catch a great number.”
They were astonished because of his speech but did decide to follow his request, and cast the net to the right side of the boat. And behold, they could not pull in the net because of the great multitude of fish therein.
They then came ashore and prepared a meal, for they, too, were hungry. Behold, the stranger uncovered his face and it was Jmmanuel.
While they were eating and sharing great joy, he said to them, “Go to
The disciples went to the mountain unto which Jmmanuel had instructed them to go and there they met him.
THE LAST LESSON
When they had all gathered, he talked with them and said, “Behold, I shall talk to you this one last time; then I will leave and never return to this place. My path leads me to
“Before I shall depart, however, I shall give you a last lesson: If man lives according to the Laws of The Creation, he lives rightly in truth, but this is the final goal: Everything human has to die in man, but everything creative has to rise and embrace The Creation. Consider the Universe as the place where The Creation abides in the infinite. Everything that man owns has its origin in The Creation; therefore it belongs to The Creation.
“Man shall change his entire spiritual life and perfect it, so that it may become one with The Creation. And if man does a thing, he must do it with the awareness of the Presence of The Creation. But man shall never force truth onto another, for it would be worthless. First man shall watch his own progress in spirit so that he creates in himself creative harmony. To use “force” is not of The Creation.
“No greater darkness rules in man than does ignorance and lack of wisdom. The victory of man consists at its height in destroying and removing each power opposing the creative, in order that the creative might prevail.
“Man must develop in himself the power to judge over good and evil and the correct perception in all things, so that he may be wise, fair and just while following the Laws of The Creation.
“Perception is necessary as to that which is real and that which is unreal, what is valuable and that which has no value; also, that which is of The Creation and that which is not. Man must become a universal unit of oneness, so that he becomes one with The Creation. However great the suffering of man, the power of The Creation, in man, is immeasurably greater, to conquer all that is evil.
“If man lives only in his consciousness, as man, he will remain inaccessibly distant from his spirit and from The Creation, and therefore, from the Laws thereof. The greater man’s dedication to the Laws of The Creation, the deeper will be the peace he harbors within himself. Man’s happiness consists in that he seek and find truth, so that he may gather thereof, knowledge and wisdom, and think and act in accord with The Creation. Because only through the conditions of human life can man develop his creative powers in spirit, and utilize them.
“Man must try daily to unfold his powers and capabilities, for only thereby will he obtain experience in their usage. As long as man is not one with The Creation, he will never have the ability to laugh about death of the physical body or of the transition which appears to be death. For fear of the unknown is in man, that which only perfection is able to perceive and that of which the spirit is all knowing.
“Instead of being guided by instincts and impulses, man must live in total realization of wisdom and also according to the Law. Man shall not lose his way in the forest of limitations, but shall expand his spirit and see, and find, knowledge and wisdom, so that he may come closer to his life’s purpose and goal and recognize the creative principle in all things. A thousand lights will help man on his path, if he but watches for them and follows them.
“Man can, and will, attain all knowledge and wisdom, if he seriously and persistently strives for perfection. The Laws serve all those who are willing to see truth and wisdom in unlimited measure, in as much as they master themselves in all possible facets and develop their spiritual powers ever higher and higher, and perfect themselves thereby.
“Man should not consider his physical misery, but the reality of spirit and the being which is of The Creation. There is steady unrest in man, because he has an inner knowledge that his fate and destination is to be one within Creation. Man may be great, wise and good, but that is not sufficient. He must become ever wiser, greater and better; there may not be any limits to love, peace and joy, for the present has to be unceasingly exceeded.
MAN’S FINAL GOAL
“Verily I say to you, love that is unlimited, constant and infallible, is without conditions and pure, and in its fire all that is unclean and evil will burn. For such a love is the love of The Creation and of its Laws, also to which man has been predestined since the beginning of time. Since this is the final “goal” of man, he must take care that this must and shall be so, for this is his destiny. As yet man does not understand the wisdom of this teaching, because it is adulterated everywhere on Earth. In his ignorance, man falsified it in all various arts and forms so that it becomes diffused and incomprehensible.
“However, in two thousand years it will be brought forth and taught anew, unfalsified, when man has become reasonable and knowledgeable. A new age and generation will come forth which foretells great changes. In the stars can be read that the people of the new era will be great revolutionaries in truth and from the stars shall come the truth thereof. Therefore, a few special people, chosen ones, will teach anew my unfalsified pronouncements. They shall have great courage for they will be persecuted by those of the false doctrines claiming to pronounce my truth. They shall be denounced and accused falsely of all manner of crimes in order to stop the bringing forth of truth.
“You must go and prepare the way for my teachings and make all peoples its disciples. But beware of false teaching, which because of your own ignorance, you would allow to ascend. Some of you are most inclined to project my teachings in error. I sternly caution you, and warn you, to be careful in bearing forth only the truth. Teach unto the people everything which I commanded you, lest you falsify my teachings.”
TO
It happened, that when he spoke to them in this manner, it thundered in the heavens and a great light came down from the sky. Not far from where they were seated, the light alighted on the ground. There was a most beautiful metallic glitter as it reflected in the light of the sun, for the sky was clear and no clouds were present save the one above the light.
Jmmanuel ceased his speaking, arose and went to the metallic light and stepped therein. It came about, that around us rose a fog all about and it thundered again as a singing began and the light lifted into the sky once more and the cloud of fog dissolved.
The disciples quietly returned to
Now it happened that Jmmanuel was set forth on the land through the great light, in
After about two years, he sent forth a messenger into
Thomas related, “Your disciples have falsified your teachings, they say you are the Son of God and call you The Anointed One and have pronounced that you are Equal to The Creation. The high priests and the elders persecute your followers and stone them whenever they can find and catch them. It is said of Thomas, your disciple, that he fled and left for the
SAUL
“A great enemy has ascended against you; a man named Saul. He is foaming with rage against you and utters great threats against you. He issues great threats against your disciples and those who believe in your teachings. He has letters written to the synagogues in all countries so that those who would follow your new teaching would be bound and taken under arrest, into
Jmmanuel spoke, “Do not be afraid, the time will soon come when Saul will be taught contrary to his evil thoughts, for he is already on his way here to
Jmmanuel then set out to see a friend who helped him with mysterious things, such as powders, salves, liquids and other secret items. When he had gathered all his supplies, he left the city along the road to
For two days Jmmanuel waited at a place some day’s journey from
During the night of the second day he saw a group approaching from the direction of
When the group came close, Jmmanuel stood forth on a large rock outcropping, struck a fire to the concocted mass and cast it before the group approaching—directly in the path in front of Saul. At the same time Jmmanuel shouted loudly, “Saul, Saul, why do you persecute my disciples?”
Saul, however, was terrified and fell to the ground and cried out, “Who are you who speaks to me in this manner?”
Jmmanuel answered and said, “I am Jmmanuel whom you persecute in your hatred, as you do my disciples. Get up and go into the city and let ones teach you according to how you are supposed to live.”
Saul was very much afraid and said, “But you are he whom they crucified, so you are dead and speaking to me now as a ghost.”
Jmmanuel did not respond, turned and returned to
The men who were Saul’s companions stood frozen with fear, for they, too, thought that they had witnessed a ghost. But Saul got to his feet and opened his eyes. However, his eyes had no vision, for they were blinded by the light which Jmmanuel had caused.
His companions led him by the hand into
But Saul’s spirit was confused, because of the happening near the rock, so he misunderstood much and talked in a most confused manner.
In this same state of befuddlement he claimed reformation and set about preaching confused things unto the people.
TOWARD
Jmmanuel stayed about another month in
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Let us take a respite, for I wish to next translate the teachings of The Creation and it would be suitable to have it as a separate unit.
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