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Power to the People - Power to the Earth
Divine Humanity - The Green Religion
A Call to Action
for a New Earth
and True Democracy
Bask in the light of the Unity of Divinity,
Rejoice in the Diversity that is Humanity,
We are Divine, We are Human, We are One Earth.
This is the ecological, egalitarian religion of Divine Humanity (Humanity represents not only the human race but all things of creation)
The excellence of religion may be demonstrated by the unity, compassion and love that it brings to all people and all things of the earth. If this is true, then we can see with clarity that organized or institutionalized religion is a dismal failure.
JC Husfelt, D.D.
Of all the things that human beings have the capacity for, such as developing, imagining and constructing paradigms, religion is the one paradigm that needs to be and deserves to be all inclusive and as pure as the driven snow. Religion needs to be the purest form of human expression.
Organized and institutionalized religious hierarchy, and its dogma and doctrine, destroy purity and inclusiveness, especially if they are solely guided by the ‘book’ – the Bible. As many of us are aware, the present state of organized religion is light years from purity and inclusiveness. What is the solution to this present state of affairs on this beautiful earth, which has witnessed over the millennium, the destructiveness of organized religion’s dogma and doctrine? What can be done?
As far as the history of human enlightenment is concerned, rebellion, as part of the
spiritual evolution of man, is a
necessary shock to the status quo of dogma.
The Millennium Book of Prophecy
There is only one Earth—at least in our Solar System. Yet, so many people are blind to the realization that they are first and foremost ‘citizens’ of Earth—Human Beings with a divine spark within. And that they share the earth equally with all other creatures and things of nature. This blindness causes separation as people egotistically identify with their own gender, race, religion and country as their sole persona. There is no unity of being or thought as each identifies with ‘their own.’
Religion in its most pure form unites. However, ironic as it is, the greatest culprit in the past and present of egotistical separation has been, not what I call pure religion, but institutionalized religion—or in today’s world: Capitalistic Religion.
Wherever there is separation there is conflict. When we individually separate our heart from our mind, there is conflict within our soul. When we feel separate from nature, our mind wants to either conquer or control. Organized/Institutionalized Religion through their dogmatic textual beliefs separate into the believers (I’m right) and non-believers (you are wrong). Christians believe in a divine Jesus. Muslims believe in a human Jesus who was a prophet. Unity would come from acknowledging that quite possible he was divine as well as human and was a prophet who brought a radical message that was contrary to the message of the established religious authorities.
The ‘I’m right,’ ‘You’re wrong’ mentality is the worst case of dualism. Where there is dualism, there is separation. There can be no unity. Where there is separation, there is always the potentiality for conflict.
As the reader, you must agree with me that over the past thousands of years, religion has been an underlying factor in so many conflicts that have erupted on this earth. And the same is true today. Of course, there is another very important factor. Where there is the ‘church’ there is power, gold and land to be had (economic power); all in the name of God—that is my God not your God.
I wonder at the uncommon sense that most people seem to use when it comes to religion. Even sometimes to the point of ‘drinking the cool-aide.’ Is it that hard to consider and reflect on the mysteries of self, heaven and earth? Are they that dis-empowered that they blindly have faith and believe what someone else tells them as long as that person wears the symbolic ‘Shepherd’s Frock?’
I do understand that for millions on this earth, survival needs are first and foremost in their conscious. For them the considerations of the mysteries of heaven and earth would definitely take a backseat to the needs of safety, shelter, food and water. This fact alone is a tragedy. And could this be the reason why the ‘powers to be’ desire to keep the people symbolically ‘down?’ If I have to spend the majority of my time ‘toiling the soil’ to get the bare essentials, when am I going to have the strength or metaphoric time to even consider the mysteries of heaven and earth, much less question established beliefs, religious or otherwise?
But how about the rest of us where shelter, food and water are not survival issues (at least at the present time)? The sun shines on my face and the rain falls on my head—as it does for every human being and creature of this earth. I can be of any faith and have any thought in my mind and the sun will still shine on me; as it will on you. The mystery of life and creation does not discriminate. Why then does organized religion force people through fear and righteousness to discriminate and to ‘see’ others, creatures and humans alike, as different and lesser than themselves? Where is the common sense of the ‘faithful?’ If survival is not the issue, what is consistently more important: following blindly or seeking truth within one’s heart?
The Golden Age Before and Yet to Come
I believe that during the dawn of humanities awakening in the paradise called earth, religion was simple. Each individual enjoyed the blessings of nature as children of wonder in a garden of delights. There was no need for formalized prayer as each word and though carried gratitude, love and respect for all that there was before them. A religious hierarchy did not exist, as each person was a priest and a priestess unto themselves. They did not see any reason to build magnificent temples of worship, as the sky was the roof of their church and the earth its foundation. They did not worship, they honored. Theirs was a religion of simplicity. It was a religion of, by and for the people. This Age of humanity was known as a Golden Age. It was a time of peace, equality and love—a true Egalitarianism.
The Golden Age was a time before recorded history known only through myth. Ranging from the myths of the Greeks to the mythic history of the Mesoamericans, the Golden Age was the first of five Ages. The fifth Age is our present Age known to the Greeks as the Iron Age.
We are now in the transition times that scan the ending of the Fifth Age and the beginning of the Sixth Age, the Age of Aquarius, and better known as the foretold Golden Age. This ‘end time’ has been prophesied as a period of catastrophic earth changes. I believe that this transitional stage will witness the fall and ultimately the ‘fading away’ of the known Institutionalized Exoteric Religions. A Religious Revolution is underway.
I also believe that the religion of the coming Age of Aquarius, the Golden Age, will be ‘of, by and for the people’—an all-inclusive religion: a religion of spirituality. It will be a world religion of openness, inspiration and freedom. A religion not ruled by land, gold and power but by the hearts and minds of each individual. This is a religion that is in partnership with nature and all things of the earth—an ecological religion that recognizes the divineness of all things.
The Golden Age is equivalent to a Sun Age—an Age of the Stars. This is the Sun (Star) behind our sun and moon. This is an Age where every person will be their own priest or priestess with the ability to access directly the mysteries of heaven and earth. Each person will recognize themselves and each other as a ‘sun of God.’ This Sun Age will recognize that the Divine (Sun/God) interpenetrates (the sun-male and the moon-female) Humanity.
This pure religion is neither a solar religion nor a lunar one. It is a Religion of Heaven and Earth. It is a Religion of Spirituality and it is called Divine Humanity. This pure religion believes that the Divine and all existences interpenetrate radically non-dualistically (non-dual interpenetration - Oneness) and all things have consciousness.
Our website is your guide to this pure religion of Divine Humanity. For additional teachings, philosophies and spiritual journeys, please visit our other website: www.divinehumanity.com.
Let the Revolution Begin
On this day of the Winter Solstice, 2006
Rev. Dr. JC Husfelt, the Morning Star, Ahzab Kab Ek - the star that awakens Earth
Below is an actual photo of an archangel and two assisting angels.
Read the story behind this Visitation under ‘I Don’t Believe in Angels—I Know Angels.’
"Bask in the light of the Unity of Divinity,
Rejoice in the Diversity that is Humanity,
We are Divine, We are Human, We are One Earth."
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