The Truth of Creation

Before stars were set in motion or time whispered its first breath, God's first creation was Christ. We are Christ and created for one reason. Love must be shared in order to grow. Jesus' name is not Jesus Christ, it's Jesus of Nazareth, and he was the first to perfectly understand his Oneness with Christ. God's Essence is one of complete extension, and all Divine Attributes were instilled within our resplendent minds at the moment of our Creation. But Reality radically changed for us when we asked a question that God did not answer. If put into words, our innocent inquiry was like, "What else is there?" God did not answer, not because He withheld Truth, but because there is nothing else but the perfection of Heaven. In that "mad, tiny instant" when communication ceased, our infinitely powerful minds, gifted with God's same ability to create, brought forth this dream universe via the Big Bang. Why? Because the first fear created the first ego, and the ego sought a place to hide from God. Instantly, time began. And from that moment, we became our own worst enemy, punishing ourselves for the false belief that we had somehow sinned against God, which is impossible. Our minds started believing in a Hell which doesn't exist. Truth proclaims that God never stopped speaking, we stopped listening while dreaming. Our misguided minds became convinced we are forever alone and because we believe it, we experience it as reality. However, separation is impossible due to God's second Creation. The Holy Spirit is not separate from us but a Living Presence within every mind that believes it's a body. Every moment of every hour of every day Her Voice gently explains it is impossible to be separate from God's Eternal Love. The Spirit also softly advises us to always forgive and choose again to react with the power of Love instead of fear.
Jesus' last words while being crucified were, "Father, forgive them for they know not what they do." He perfectly understood God sees nothing to forgive because we're dreaming. Jesus said this to place into the collective human consciousness the extreme importance of learning how and why to forgive. By forgiving others we are really forgiving ourselves because we are One. When peeling a layer from an onion, it still looks, tastes and smells like an onion. Eventually the last layer is gone and so is the onion.
The smallest act of forgiveness peels off a layer of ego, resulting in us becoming more awake in our dream. Eventually the last layer is gone, the ego vanishes and in that cosmic instant God will awaken us from our dream. Everyone we have loved, worked with, cried with, lived with and laughed with in our dream, will awaken also. Once we perfectly forgive all, always, we will awaken in the Heaven we have never left. This is not a conjecture or belief but a one hundred percent, irrefutable, guaranteed fact. Bob

Please send reviews to bobh338@gmail.com. At 72 years old, Bob Hall has dedicated the past 15 years to the profound study of spiritual topics. As an author, he has penned manuscripts that delve into the depths of human consciousness and our connection to the Divine. In his explorations, Bob fearlessly engages with influential works such as 'A Course In Miracles' by Helen Schucman and 'The Disappearance Of The Universe' by Gary Renard. Through eloquent prose, he conveys eternal truths that resonate with seekers of inner wisdom. Rejecting fear-based religious dogmas, Bob embraces spirituality as the transformative path for those facing inner struggles. His writings boldly affirm that there is no hell—only the boundless expanse of Heaven—and that we are Co-Creators with the Divine. We are all Christ Beings, transcending our human existence toward awakening through the power of forgiveness. Under the pseudonym Robert Hall, Bob has authored and published thirteen remarkable manuscripts. Among them, 'Two Faces, One Life: The Journey Within' shines as his magnum opus—a beacon of enlightenment and hope. Its profound insights stand as a testament to Bob's unwavering commitment to spiritual growth.