On Being God: Beyond Your Life's Purpose

De: Carl Bozeman

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In Carl Bozeman’s On Being God: Beyond Your Life’s Purpose, the author puts forth the compelling and perfectly formed thesis that led to his awakening, that sense of enlightenment now being experienced by people around the world. His call to this spiritual movement shook him from a spiritual lethargy and propelled him into a place of comprehension. What was this message that lifted his heart and soul? The author understood that the divine is within all of us. Those of us who turn toward institutions to find that power―churches, nations, different kinds of public institutions―are looking in the wrong place. We need to look within. Our lives are so much about change and what we can do through our efforts to affect change. Those who read this book will understand that change is not something that happens because of what we do, but because of who we are. And no matter how grandiose our thoughts or brilliantly conceived our hypotheses and tangible plans, we as spiritual beings are far greater than those concepts. Accepting that we are each eternal, that the god within us is an illumination showing us the way, makes our time on earth all the more precious and vital. The five main themes of On Being God: Beyond Your Life's Purpose can be expressed as follows: 1) We are gods; not a part of some higher consciousness or the physical incarnation of life forms through which God can experience three dimensional life but real gods in our own right with all the creative power we give to the God “out there” somewhere in the heavens. 2) Three dimensionality has conditioned us to accept, as reality, an illusion that life is what we see it as through our five senses and that anything outside of that is un-provable and therefore unreal. 3) A significant part of the illusion we are conditioned to accept is that there is “sin” in the world. The idea of opposites permeates every aspect of life which throws us into the judgment of that which is good versus that which is evil. Good and evil is a metaphor for the infinite range of possibilities we, as gods, have before us. Sin does not exist as anything other than our conditioning defines it. Gods have no sin! 4) We can rediscover our true nature, our divinity, and see past the illusory life we live and upon discovering our true self we can experience life in a way unimaginable while in the illusory state. 5) Ultimately there is no purpose in life other than to experience every aspect of it and enjoy everything about it whether we consider it good or bad experience. Life is wondrous beyond anything the illusion we live under allows us to see. “On Being God” shatters the illusions which we are all caught up in and awakens us to our true reality. A reality that exceeds our grandest thoughts, dreams or accomplishments and that challenges everything we believe about ourselves.