Introduction: Jesus Was Never Just a Man

If you’ve grown up hearing that Jesus Christ was a man who lived two thousand years ago… a savior who died for your sins… a figure to be worshipped from a distance… Then I invite you to pause. To breathe. And to consider this: What if Jesus was never meant to be worshipped, but realized? What if Jesus isn’t a man out there—but a pattern of consciousness in here? What if the crucifixion, the resurrection, the ascension— were not events to believe in, but experiences you are meant to live? This is not blasphemy. This is the mystical truth that’s been whispered beneath the surface of scripture for centuries.

Jesus Is the Pattern of Manifestation

In the mystical and psychological reading of the Bible, Jesus is not merely a person— He is the pattern of how all creation unfolds. Let me show you. Every true manifestation in your life follows this rhythm:

• You feel a desire

• You accept it as true—“I and my desire are one.”

• You assume the state, and die to the old self

• You remain faithful even in silence

• And finally—you rise in the world of fact in the form of a resurrection.

This is the story of Jesus. “Except ye be born again, ye cannot enter the kingdom.” You must be born of the new state—not of effort, not of facts, but of assumption.

The Crucifixion: Dying to the Old Self

When Jesus says, “No man takes my life from me. I lay it down of myself,” he reveals a deep spiritual principle. No one can “kill” your old self. Only you can let it die. The crucifixion is the moment you fix your attention in a new state. You no longer serve the identity of lack or unworthiness. You lay it down. And it hurts. Not because it’s wrong—But because you loved who you were… even when it was limited. But to become the new, you must die to the old.

The Resurrection: Living From the End

The resurrection is not about a body in a tomb. It is about rising into the feeling of the wish fulfilled. It is not something you feel after it happens—It is something you feel so deeply that the outer world must conform. “I am the resurrection and the life.” Not tomorrow. Not when conditions change. Now. You rise by assuming the state. You live from the end. And the world bends around you like gravity.

The Ascension: You Become the Pattern

When you no longer react to the outer world… When you assume quietly, persist gently, and walk in peace… You’ve ascended. Not to another planet. Not to a cloud in the sky. But into the state of Christ. Not as a belief. But as a being. You now speak as Jesus did: “I and the Father are one.” “Before Abraham was, I AM.” “All things whatsoever ye desire, believe ye have received them, and ye shall.” This is not theology. This is identity.

Jesus Is Not a Story. He Is You.

The mystery hidden for ages is this: “Christ in you, the hope of glory.” The “second coming” of Christ is not the sky cracking open. It is you realizing: “I am not this name. I am not this role. I am not this limitation. I AM.” Jesus represents the awakened man— the one who creates not from effort, but from being. He is not waiting. He is not hoping. He is not asking. He simply is. And this is the invitation of the gospel: Not to worship Christ… but to become Him.

Final Thought: You Are the Resurrection

You are not apart from the story. You are not separate from God. You are not a sinner waiting to be saved. You are the dreamer awakening. The Word becoming flesh. The cross and the crown, in one. So next time you hear the name Jesus Christ, don’t look up. Look within. He’s not coming. He’s already here. In you.