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It's important to declare this within your consciousness towards the universe earnestly:

Today, I affirm that we are all reflections and expressions of the greater universe—united, interconnected, and one. I call upon the eternal and cosmic quantum field of the universe to guide my every action, word, decision, and thought. I surrender the will of my ego and instead embrace the will of the greater universe, expressed through the Spirit of the universe that permeates all things and binds us together as one.

I ask this universal Spirit to dissolve all illusions of separation between myself and my brothers and sisters. Help me to see through the veil of division and remember that we are all one human family—one with each other and one with the universe itself. May these illusions of separation between us fall away, and may the truth of our unity become ever more clear.

I recognize that what Jesus called “heaven” is not a distant afterlife, but the state of inner bliss and divine connection that is available to us here and now upon surrender. I ask our Source and the Spirit of the universe, to help me access the ecstasy and clarity of enlightenment that lives within us all. Heaven aka Enlightenment as Jesus and other enlightened beings taught was always within us—a direct experience of our reconnection to the cosmos above and the Spirit within just waiting to be accessed during our lifetime.

I declare to the universe that my greatest goal and highest priority is to return to this divine connection—to reestablish conscious union with our Source. I release my attachment to this body, this ego, this identity, and the personal story that brought me to this moment. I ask the Spirit of the universe to guide me into the future as I surrender all control, release me from the weight of the past and lead me into the flow of the present, where I can live in peace and clarity in the infinite.

I relinquish the ego’s constant urge to control, and instead place my trust in the divine order of the universe. I welcome the Spirit’s guidance and surrender to its wisdom, knowing that I am always supported, always loved, and never alone.

Father forgive me for always wanting to do things my own way, my ego's way, instead I surrender to your will and your plan and purpose for me and all things. I ask the Holy Spirit to keep my life in accordance with our father's grand design and plans for all of us. May my future and all actions be in harmony with our father's will and plan for me and all things. If I ever deviated please forgive me. I love and appreciate all the people you put in my life to help me and help facilitate your plan for me. In peace, I let go of all fear of the future knowing you are guiding me on the best possible path, better than anything I could have planned for myself. I place my trust in our greater source and the holy spirit for all guidance. I relinquish all fear of death knowing we are all infinite beings, eternal reflections of our infinite source. I ask the god's love and the holy spirit to take the place of any lingering fear present within me as I release it today.

What are the metaphysical mechanics of why these ideas/thoughts in your consciousness help facilitate your path to a higher dimensional awakening? Here's a brief: "Why it works"

Why is eliminating judgement incredibly helpful? The ultimate goal is to see all fellow humans as equal and one with yourself—because we truly are one. The moment you view yourself as superior, or others as inferior for any reason, you’ve stepped out of alignment. That means the person who doesn’t share your political beliefs, your educational background, or any other point of difference should never be judged. You can acknowledge that someone may lack the academic qualifications for a certain role, but you can do so without letting your ego use that fact to elevate you above them. Instead of indulging judgmental, ego-driven thoughts, reinforce the truth of our shared oneness. For Christians who see oneness and equality as “eastern” ideas and therefore not Christian virtues—understand that Jesus was expressing the same principles found in eastern faiths, simply in his own way. The concepts of unity and equality across all humanity are not exclusive to any one religion; they are universal truths and part of the universal path to enlightenment. The common Christian urge to see their faith as uniquely special or separate from other traditions is, in itself, an expression of ego—especially when, in reality, many of Jesus’ teachings echo spiritual ideas that existed centuries earlier in Buddhism and other traditions..

Asking The Holy Spirit to take the figurative "wheel" in your life: It is the quantum field of the universe—a field that maintains equilibrium, keeping us united and one with the whole at all times, while working to preserve harmony as much as possible. In short, it is the consciousness of the universe, aware of all dimensions, all timelines, and all possibilities. Tapping into it is like accessing a cosmic, divine GPS that can guide you toward the best possible path in life. When you surrender to the Holy Spirit—rather than relying on your ego—you align yourself with this higher intelligence. The ego cannot perceive infinite possibilities or higher dimensions, so why rely on it to navigate life when you can access such a vast, guiding force? The power of invoking the quantum field lies in your willingness to fully surrender—releasing identification with your ego, your body, and your personal identity—and placing your trust in the universe to guide your words, thoughts, and future trajectory. When done sincerely, you’ll witness your life transform as you move in harmony with the highest possible course.

Forgiving Others - This practice is critically important for several reasons. First, it acts as a tool for self-reflection. The things we judge or resent in others often reveal our own egoic weaknesses and faults. By forgiving others, we gain the chance to look inward and ask ourselves whether we’ve been guilty of the very behaviors we’ve projected onto them. This gives you the opportunity to be humble, identify your own weaknesses so you can overcome them. Most importantly, think about the person you’ve held the deepest grudge against—the one you had a major falling out with and haven’t spoken to in years. In many cases, the inability to speak with them, make peace, or forgive them for a perceived hurt is a sign of an inflated ego. The human ego resists forgiveness out of pride, preferring to create sob stories, indulge in self-pity, or hold onto drama. Reconciling with someone you’ve long been in conflict with delivers a devastating blow to the ego, allowing you to transcend it. People from all faiths—and even those with no religious background—have experienced profound spiritual breakthroughs simply by forgiving someone they once hated. This is part of why Jesus’ teachings on genuine forgiveness so transformative. While not exclusive to Christianity, similar teachings appear in many spiritual traditions. The key is sincerity. Forgiveness must be wholehearted, not half-measured. If possible, meet with the person face-to-face. True forgiveness, when authentically offered, has the power to change both your relationship and your inner life forever. The reward is accessing enlightenment, oneness with the universe available within you, a reward offered during your life, not after your death despite what mainstream Christianity has disingenuously pushed. While letting go of attachments is generally important in all spiritual practices, it's especially important not to cling or be attached to resentments/grudges. This prolongs misery courtesy of your ego. By leaving the past in the past, and if you've successfully yielded/conceded all future guidance to the holy spirit/quantum field, you can comfortably live your life in the infinite present moment. Another incredibly useful application of forgiveness in your day to day life, is letting go of things that stings and bothers your ego which is always looking for a reason to get triggered and throw a tantrum. So anytime you catch your ego flare up, immediately forgive.. Even better is, in my own life, I simply state "I am not a victim. I refuse to take this personally". If someone was rude to you, didn't call you back, didn't return a favor for you or hold the door for you? shrug it off. Refuse to take it personally. Your ego is always looking for ways to play victim, like it's been wronged. So that's a quick way to sever the ego of its power. Preemptively forgive by not letting it scathe you or get under your skin in the first place. Sharpen this skill by practicing it anytime you feel your blood boiling even a little bit until it becomes second nature.

Worship for God our father? Jesus directed all his followers to direct their prayers to God the father, our source, not towards himself. The Christian God is not different from the God being referenced in Buddhism and Hinduism, there are no separate Gods. It is purely egotistical tribalism that wants to say 'we have our own god' but we have only one source. There is no coincidence that there is a tremendous amount overlap in these three faiths. Refuse to fall into the trap of "my team is better than your team" which is part of why organized religion has been so counter intuitive for humanity. Keep this in mind. Jesus made the distinction between himself and our father/source often in his teachings. The fact that Christians direct their worship/praise towards Jesus despite him explicitly telling them not to, is remarkable. But again, direct praise/worship towards our father and source, while also asking the quantum field to guide you according to the path our father wants us to be on, preferably over your ego's will. (Father, let thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven). To put it bluntly, worship towards Jesus are misdirected prayers if we are going by Jesus' own teachings. While reverence for him is understandable, he never instructed to be worshiped. Nor did his death give everyone a free pass to do whatever they wanted because "he died for their sins". This is a preposterous idea that has completely derailed Christianity. The death of Jesus does not give anyone a free pass to do whatever they want because Jesus was killed by the powers/establishment at that time.

For some background info on myself, I'm someone who was a hardcore atheist for over 20 years before I finally achieved firsthand shift from 3D consciousness to 5D consciousness, and it can't be done via the standard way it is taught in mainstream Christian churches with completely misdirect people's towards the wrong avenue which prevents them from achieving this. Most frustrating of all is they tell all Christians that the bliss and euphoria of experiencing 'heaven' is some post-death reward when it is NOT. It is literally within all of us waiting to be unlocked. There's be significantly less atheists if the instructions of Jesus were taught properly and faithfully. The modern Christian repetitious instruction is just accept Jesus as your savior is not what he taught people to do to achieve this. Jesus was not some narcissist asking to be worshiped or to be claimed as your savior. He taught people how to leverage and utilize the quantum field of the universe to upgrade your consciousness. Along with other iconic spiritual gurus of the past, he was light years ahead of scientists in the quantum mechanics, and what we are only now starting to understand from a scientific perspective. There's no need to wait for researchers at MIT to officially confirm what humans have known firsthand for thousands of years.

Understanding The Brief Iconic Prayer Jesus Taught Everyone

It's essential to fully understand the Lord’s Prayer when reciting it as someone genuinely striving to follow the teachings of Jesus. When his disciples asked how to pray, Jesus responded with a short but profound prayer that encapsulates his core principles: humility, peace, surrender, and attunement to the Holy Spirit. Because of its brevity, each line carries deep meaning and should be thoughtfully contemplated.

If you’re anything like me and were raised in a Christian church, you may have been taught to repeat the Lord’s Prayer routinely—often without grasping the full depth and intention behind the words. This rote repetition may have prevented many from delivering the prayer with full sincerity, presence, and emotional weight. While the surface message seems simple, Jesus chose this prayer precisely because it distills the essence of his teachings into a single, powerful invocation.

The prayer begins by calling upon our what he referred to as Our father, the universe, an acknowledgment of the divine presence not as something distant or external, but as something alive within us. When we say "Our Father who art in heaven," we are not only referring to the greater universe, but also affirming that our connection to that eternal cosmos above is within. In beginning this prayer, we recognize our unity with the divine and the holiness of that ever-present Spirit dwelling within each of us. It is a declaration not only of reverence but also of oneness.

In prior teachings, Jesus always made it clear the state of enlightenment he referred to as heaven was within us and our goal was to unlock and experience it in our lifetime. Not after death. It was our internal mechanism to reestablish our connection and unity with the entire universe, hence the name Heaven he ascribed to this profound experience. This prayer is a helpful roadmap to achieve this. This prayer should also serve as a reminder to declare that our bodies remain the home of the Holy Spirit which keeps our mind, thoughts and actions in alignment with the greater will of the universe. It is our internal divine guide in life, above our own egos. Earnestly accept that it steers us on the path that our source, whom we are one with, wants us to be on.

This connects directly to another powerful line in the Lord’s Prayer: “Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” In this moment, you are explicitly affirming that it is not your ego’s will that should be guiding your life, but the will of our father and source, the universe. You are declaring your willingness to surrender personal control and align with the divine will, entrusting your path to the guidance of the Holy Spirit within you rather than your ego.

This is not a casual statement; it’s a serious and sacred declaration. It requires a genuine readiness and commitment to let go of your ego’s constant need to control every detail of your life and future. Instead, you trust that the Spirit of the universe will lead you and keep you in alignment with a higher plan, a plan rooted in harmony, purpose, love and the best possible path for you.

By doing so, you are also living out one of Jesus’ central teachings: to release all fear. When you truly surrender, you no longer cling to anxiety about the future. You acknowledge that the future rests in the hands of the universe, and that its design is ultimately for your highest good. Placing your trust in the Spirit is not only an act of faith, but a declaration of unity with humanity and the divine Source that connects us all.

We are also communicating our gratitude for the sustenance we continue to enjoy with his blessing. This is no accident, so ask for his continued support as well as being thankful for what you've been provided with thus far.

As the Holy Spirit guides your daily life in alignment with the will of the universe and source, you will, by divine grace, begin to see your own weaknesses more clearly. Life will present patterns, encounters, and circumstances that reveal the people and situations that trigger your ego, those that stir irritation, anger, or pride. When this happens, it is essential to respond with immediate forgiveness. This is not merely a moral act, but a spiritual one: a moment to demonstrate humility by setting aside the ego and choosing compassion. Ask for help in shedding your egotistical habits and weaknesses.

The Lord’s Prayer calls us not only to forgive others, but also to ask for our Father’s forgiveness. This dual movement, releasing others from resentments and seeking grace for ourselves, invites honest introspection. As you reflect on your recent missteps, you may even recognize that some of your own behavior mirrors what you just forgave others for. This realization deepens your understanding of both forgiveness and humility.

In these moments, you may come to see that others are often mirrors of your own unresolved ego patterns, reflections of the very faults and frailties you are being called to heal within yourself. The act of forgiving, then, becomes a sacred opportunity for growth, humility, and deeper alignment with the divine.

So don’t just recite the prayer Jesus taught with indifference or mindless repetition. Approach it with intention. When you pray, especially during the parts about forgiveness, bring to mind specific people, events, or moments—those you need to forgive, and the times you’ve fallen short yourself. Without this level of awareness, you’re missing the heart of the prayer. You’re not practicing true introspection or self-awareness.

The ultimate goal is peace, peace that comes from shedding the weaknesses and ego-driven habits we seek forgiveness for. And Jesus acknowledges our need for help in this journey. That’s why, in the final lines of the prayer, we explicitly ask our Father and source for support in avoiding those same missteps again (“lead us not into temptation”) and for liberation from the inner source of those misdeeds, the ego’s selfish and often harmful influence (“deliver us from evil”).

This isn’t about external evil as much as it is about being freed from the internal forces—fear, pride, anger, greed—that keep us disconnected from our true nature and from others. With the help of our Father the universe and the Holy Spirit, we are guided away from ego-driven reactions and led toward healing, unity, and inner peace.

This journey of awakening and liberation from the ego cannot be undertaken alone. It requires divine/celestial assistance. As Jesus taught, we must call upon the Holy Spirit, the ever-present guide for our thoughts, our choices, and our lives. This Spirit is our direct connection to divine wisdom, and we have continuous, demonstrable access to it when we sincerely seek it.

You’ll find that life will present you with opportunities not only to forgive others and act as a peacemaker, as Jesus called us to be, but also to confront and heal your own internal struggles, often revealed through the behavior of others. These moments of reflection are vital. When embraced, they become powerful tools for inner growth, clarity, and alignment with the divine will.

As you surrender to the will our greater source the universe and release the fear that once ruled your decisions, you will begin to feel your life guided more gently, more purposefully. Letting go of control is not weakness—it is trust. It is choosing to let the Spirit steer your course.

Always take time to reflect on your own faults whenever you feel judgment rise or your ego is bruised. Ask yourself honestly: Have I been guilty of the very things I resent in others? More often than not, the answer will humble you. This humility opens the door to genuine healing. Ask for forgiveness and guidance not only for what others have done, but for your own echoes of those same actions.

Your path—if sincerely followed—is one of peace, humility, and harmony with the Father and the greater universe. When you fully surrender to what Jesus referred to as the Holy Spirit, you are no longer living by the ego's agenda, but by divine design.

Forgiveness is a transformative act. It not only restores peace to your mind—clearing away toxic emotions like anger, resentment, and bitterness—it also cultivates humility by loosening the grip of the ego. In choosing to forgive, especially in moments where you’ve felt disrespected or wronged, you are actively setting aside your ego and stepping into a higher form of consciousness.

In your prayers and meditations, don’t just forgive—bless those you’re forgiving. Ask the Holy Spirit for help in resisting the temptation to retaliate, to seek revenge, or to dwell in ego-driven thoughts. These temptations are natural, but they are precisely the moments where spiritual growth takes root. Forgiveness is a form of spiritual surrender that invites grace into your life.

Likewise, when you ask for forgiveness, you are once again practicing humility—recognizing your own shortcomings and asking the Holy Spirit for help in overcoming them. As stated previously, don't be afraid to reflect deeply on those who get under your skin and consider how much of your own ego and habits you might be seeing reflected in them. These encounters act as a mirror, showing you exactly what needs healing within yourself. Use these moments as a roadmap for growth, with the guidance of our Father.

Learn to let things go. Let offenses roll off your back as often as possible, and consciously choose peace every time. This path of surrender, humility, and forgiveness is what leads to inner freedom.

Also, it’s worth noting that the prayer Jesus taught his followers—the Lord’s Prayer—does not include praying to him directly. Instead, he directed all prayer to our Father and source, emphasizing that we too have access to that divine connection he had. The emphasis on praying to Jesus, as taught in most contemporary churches, is a departure from the guidance he originally gave.

For those that think prayer has no impact or use, keep in mind that prayers and thoughts are literally the same thing. All thoughts send vibrations out into the greater universe and have an impact and consequence in the greater quantum universe. You've noticed it in your own life but casually brushed it off as coincidence potentially. We see it as spiritual but it's something science will at some point catch up to and confirm the more we study quantum mechanics.

In short, You are in essence letting go of the past by genuinely forgiving others, and by declaring and accepting that our father's will shall be carried out in your life, you are confidently leaving your future in his hands. In effect, by no longer living in the past or holding onto anxieties about the future. You can now much more easily live your life in the present moment and in peace. It is true that people often serve as mirrors, revealing aspects of yourself, especially the parts your ego wants to ignore. Paying attention to those reflections is a powerful tool for growth and correction. It is often a helpful criticism when someone tells you "You're just projecting". This is often the case, so let those moments be honest moments of self reflection.

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