Bashar: What Jesus Was REALLY Teaching
Rani Madhavapeddi
Jeffrey Angelson
Rani, thanks for posting this.
Something in this resonated.
For years I thought realization meant finding the answer. More books. More videos. More retreats. More self inquiry. More understanding. I thought if I could just discover enough truth, I would finally get THIS.
What struck me in the video was the role belief may play.
Jesus said, “I am the way.” I no longer hear that as “follow me because I am different from you.” I hear it more as “live this way.” Embody this. Trust this. Be this.
Jesus performed miracles among people who believed. Yet in his hometown, where he was known as the carpenter, scripture says little happened there because people did not believe.
For me, something changed when I stopped trying to become awake and allowed myself to simply be. I realized what I was seeking was not something thought could reach or solve. The harder I tried to grasp reality, the further away it seemed.
I came to trust the perennial wisdom that has endured across generations and traditions, wisdom that now feels, in some ways, quietly echoed by science.
Not blind belief.
Trust. Openness. Willingness.
Oddly, when I stopped trying to grasp THIS, things began to click.
Maybe belief does not create truth.
Maybe it removes what stands in the way of seeing what has always been here.
Just reflecting.
https://youtube.com/shorts/F3Jwau6dc0A?si=yxXcZ2BVU5-cZiLq
Rani Madhavapeddi Patel
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