Definition of incarnate

is spirit becoming 

physical only once

Reincarnation is to incarnate more than once because only once is needed. Incarnate, it has been said, can incarnate, in some views, more than once. Such is a definition folding in on itself. The root is carnate meaning physical. There used to be, years ago, a multitude of magazine writers repeatedly using the root in the context carnally, to know someone carnally.

It says in the Bible, there is always a spiritual war going on involving the redefining of words as a short cut to changing minds of the masses. Whenever I confront a word like reincarnation, I ask myself, what is the purpose of reincarnation? Is it to repeat something over and over until one gets it right? Some Christians think they can earn their salvation or deserve their salvation. 

Even in reincarnating forever, one will ever get it right. The real purpose of reincarnation at the core of our perception is to live forever many exciting lives as possible. That is not good enough to carry reincarnation any further.

Think of doing something over and over and over. It sounds like a prison personality to me. One never even goes anywhere. It appears attractive to some, but repetition is boring because one never gets anywhere. Life has been seen as a prison for many.  These ideas come to attention in SpecificTheory or I Am.

Time is invisible

 How I Envision Time

And Reincarnation

Time is Invisible, so it is hard to see except reflected in arbitrary instruments. But it seems obvious to me many people cannot envision the spiritual if they cannot conceive of time and eternity in the spirit together. Time only exists in a comparative state, such as how long it takes for one location to go around a dominant location. That is all it is. 

Some physical scientists, with whom I tend to favor, define time as essentially an illusionary event. Time, like any spirit, is itself unseen. Since the prime characteristic of time is unseen, only the effect of time, I assume, can be seen. While this is all fairly straight forward, the introduction of reincarnation and incarnation is not. 

Sent By God Himself

Jesus is the Son of God incarnated as a human. To suggest Jesus could be incarnated many times fogs the understanding of Jesus incarnation and dilutes any clear understanding of the His power as well as the significance of His incarnation. Reincarnation, as a concept, is a major destruction definition functioning to crowd out the powerful meaning of Jesus' incarnation among the unsuspecting. In coming entries, my intent will be to show how this happens.

dystopias morph from utopias

Utopias exist in small pastures

The letters top in utopia and dystopia are, I understand, from the Greek meaning place. Utopias, a spelling coined by Thomas More, means literally no place. The root word dystopia means bad place. A dystopia is the opposite of a utopia which, sooner than later, itself will turn into a dystopia. Utopia, as spelled by More, is a pun. Dys, by all appearances, is what humans do, driven by the obsessive-compulsive need to control. Everything outside the dystopian utopia was created by existence, which is to say Who God is, Existence. More on this theme in I Am.

How famous is famous?

If There is No God, Then

One has to be God Themself

Ty Cobb told Joe Dimaggio not to waste too much time talking to radio interviewers, it would wear him down and hurt his game. Ty Cobb was the first great baseball player and the first to be inducted into the hall of fame. He asked a sport writer on one occasion do you think they will ever forget? 

Proof exists to each satisfaction.

Babe Ruth was the second and he is gradually being forgotten by those who never saw him play. Joe Dimaggio was the next generation, but Cobb did not seem to know it. A forgot statute was unearthed in Europe some time ago, apparently of a famous chariot driver. No one remembers him, or what his name even was. But he existed unknown.

Everyday uncountable individuals mention the name of Jesus, spanning generations and eras. It has never stopped. Not only is Jesus' name remembered, but it is also spoken every single day, quoted and venerated. 

All that without Jesus writing a single word down Himself. Some, who one has to suspect, do not like this. They question whether He ever even existed. Not lived, existed. There are those who can go only so far and then everything disappears for them. that is their spirit. If one cannot believe God exists, then I wonder how they can escape being God themselves. But do they have the faith for it?

Halo Spill Over Energy

Shroud of Turin's Halo Power

Another new book out about the Shroud of Turin. That there should be such unique evidence concerning Jesus incarnate, is proof of some sort in and of itself. Such power of the Spirit is like a halo leaving evidence that in even the cloth touching Him while dead, points to spiritual evidence of its' own sort.

Reminding myself that God is not impressed with proof for perhaps one prime reason only, that God's power operates through and from faith. Where there is proof under pining faith is a temporal inexact rendering of faith greatly weakened.  The more faith required to believe is, correspondingly, the more powerful.

The greater power comes from faith, not faith from proof. Proof is whatever satisfies me, but faith is something else. Further ideas along this line in I am, God is Existence .

Play Book for Presidents

 Speak Softly & 

Carry a Big Stick

Updated: Always speak well of everyone in your party whether they please you or not. They represent votes, sometimes many votes. For every individual with an opinion of other individuals there are an infinite number of views. None of them even match it seems. 

Also, speak well of your opposition, always from your viewpoint that they are good and smart but are being pressured by misplaced unhappy people in their own party. Always appear to be on good terms with everyone, especially those in the opposition. 

Never appear to be annoyed or unhappy with anyone in any party, because this is subjectively seen as weakness. Always appear to be deliberate, because emotional tensions suggest a flawed loss of control. Continued at the corner table in the Naked Eye

Flame Out!

Flame Out! refers, in my understanding, to someone when they are dying, and they actually pass the bar with a euphotic expression. I am not sure if it is desirable or not, however, it seems it should be.  It is certain, it would seem, to have positive association but I cannot put my finger on anything definitive. It happened to someone known to me and who was well connected. Looks like I should be in a profitable position, but it is frustrating not to know what it is. All I sense it with would be a SAC aircraft going down.

Attracted Yet Hesitant

Heaven Can Wait?

Doubts and Fears: It is amazing how great an attraction the physical world has on us all. Many seem to really desire and envision the spirit but yet are all totally hesitant. Many pray for healings of their physically deteriorating bodies. Why, I wonder, the hesitancy to fully enter the far more desirable spirit? 

Leaning on the Arm of Flesh

Some say they don't mind entering, it is getting there that bothers them. Yet, especially among the earliest primitive church, there were quite few who actually desired greater suffering in order to gain a more favorable entry to the promised spirit world. Today faith is, from my assessment interlaced with a wariness, actually a hopefulness that it is all true. More see Pulpit Rock

Jesus in the Source is the Source

Digesting Knowledge

The reason some of us give so much attention and devotion to Jesus is that He awakened the world to the world of the full spirit waiting beyond, in all its' promise and beauty, the world of the flesh. 

Yet, there are many who do not relate to the concept of the unseen and their flesh dictates complete awareness of their existence. There are many things we do not know that, had we known, would have understood things quite differently at that time. Again, why? 

Could it be. perhaps, that knowledge figuratively eats itself?

Twisting Paul's Letters Against Himself

Blaming One's Sin on Others

I ran across a group of Christians quite a few years ago who were quite down on Paul. That takes in much of the New Testament. Their view about Paul was that he quoted himself in the Bible saying that he, Paul, explained Jesus Christ to others and if they did not accept it then he, Paul, would let them alone and consign their souls to hell, or some such language.

I haven't heard anything since, so as they say, maybe the flag did not fly on that one. Their basic idea was that it was from Paul that later Christians were inspired to burn people at the stake and torture them during what is remembered as the Inquisition.

I rather think myself that this view is so harsh primarily to move Paul aside and weaken the Christ story. It is true that Paul is "harsh" but he was harsh when he was originally turned aside. He was zealous against Christians and then was equally zealous in favor.

It is mentioned in the Bible that it is quite common for the devil to blame his sins on the Brothern. One should be alert for this and always check their premises.

The Arrow that flies by day

 Metaphorical Jesus

Many, maybe many, do not even think of believing the last entry comment on Mark, without wondering if the Cross is metaphorical as well as in Mark 11:13. There is where the metaphorical Jesus spoke things about faith too hard for many to believe. 

Believing in Jesus 

But Not the Power Thereof

If the devil in doubt cannot dislodge Christians in believing Jesus even existed, the next step would be to question His power. Jesus spoke of rising on the third day metaphorically but then later spoke directly. So metaphorical proceeded literal on those occasions. 

It takes more faith to believe something unbelievable than it takes to believe something easy or especially something proved. 

Figurative Faith

How God Spoke the Universe into Being 

"For assuredly, I say to you, whoever says to this mountain, ‘Be removed and be cast into the sea,’ and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that those things he says will be done, he will have whatever he says." Mark 11:23 This is a good test verse to tell me how I believe, either figuratively alone or faithfully with the spirit. 

Jesus spoke figuratively and is quoted as saying He spoke figuratively.  But here I believe He spoke true faith, not just figuratively for illustration. 

I say this because when He spoke figuratively, He spoke figuratively for a reason. For example, He spoke figuratively when He said the reason, was so that those "who heard would not understand and be healed." 

In other words, those that were believers would understand He was speaking spiritually but unbelievers would not understand, otherwise they would be healed. So, I believe this passage in Mark is to be believed literally because if one has enough belief, they can do anything.

This tells us just how powerful the spirit of belief and faith actually are if one has belief enough to see it happen, they can.