The Bible, A Multidimensional Map of Consciousness
Yeshua remembrance invites you to walk beyond literalism, mysticism, or rebellion; into a living relationship with sacred text through the lens of awakened embodiment.
The Bible, like all sacred texts, is a living codex. It holds layers of frequency, story, symbolism, and encoded wisdom.
Some read it literally. Some read it metaphorically. But to the awakened heart, it can be read energetically as a multidimensional mirror reflecting the journey from separation to union, exile to homecoming, shadow to light.
It is not just a book of rules or history. It is a record of consciousness evolving across timelines, a testament to humanity's longing to remember it’s divine origin.
When read with a closed mind, the Bible becomes rigid.
When read with an open heart, it becomes revelatory.
What the Bible Truly Holds
The Bible is a blend of:
Divinely inspired writings, filtered through human vessels.
Cultural narratives shaped by the limitations of their time.
Cosmic codes and universal truths, sometimes buried beneath layers of translation, interpretation, and institutional control.
And yet the living Word cannot be destroyed. Even through distortion, the frequency of truth still shines through for those with eyes to see and ears to hear. This is why the same verse can feel hollow to one person, and open a universe of remembrance for another.
In a deeper sense, the Bible points not to itself, but to what lives beyond it. Its highest purpose is not to be idolized, but to activate remembrance:
Remembrance of God.
Remembrance of love.
Remembrance of sovereignty.
Remembrance of the divine blueprint seeded within all.
Ultimately, the truest Bible is the one written in your own heart. When you are ready, the same truths the sacred texts hint at begin to unfold directly inside of you through breath, presence, and inner knowing.
Because the real temple is within. And the Word is not just read.It is lived.
Four Major Ways the Bible Is InterpretedAs consciousness evolves, the way we relate to sacred text evolves too. Here is a reflection on the four primary lenses:
1. Literalist Interpretation (Conventional/Religious)
View:
The Bible is the infallible, literal word of God. Every word is historically true and must be obeyed.
Approach:
Believes God spoke directly, word-for-word.
Often dualistic: good vs evil, saved vs unsaved.
Yeshua is seen as the only Christ and salvation path.
Strengths:
Provides moral clarity and strong communal structure.
Limitations:
Promotes fear-based obedience.
Dismisses metaphor, multidimensionality, and personal sovereignty.
2. Mystical Interpretation (Esoteric/Contemplative)
View:
The Bible is a symbolic and initiatory map, a mirror of the soul's journey.
Approach:
Sees scripture as layered metaphor (e.g., Eden = innocence; Exodus = liberation from ego; Cross = death of the old self).
Yeshua is the archetype of divine-human union.
Strengths:
Opens the imagination and heart to deeper layers of truth.
Emphasizes embodiment and inner alchemy.
Limitations:
Can feel abstract without embodied grounding.
Risks elitism if not balanced with humility.
3. Gnostic Interpretation (Hidden Knowledge/Reclaiming Divinity)
View:
The Bible holds fragments of truth, but has been distorted to control and separate humanity from its innate divinity.
Approach:
Seeks the original teachings of Yeshua and the early mystics.
Exposes systems of false authority (e.g., demiurge archetype).
Emphasizes direct inner knowing (gnosis) over institutional mediation.
Strengths:
Reclaims personal sovereignty.
Names the trauma of religious distortion.
Limitations:
Can foster distrust toward all outer teachings.
Risks glorifying secret knowledge over living embodiment.
4. Living Codex Interpretation (Embodied Consciousness Approach)
View:
The Bible is a living energetic mirror, reflecting different truths depending on the frequency of the reader.
Approach:
Reads the Bible as a hologram: each verse holds personal, collective, and cosmic dimensions.
Recognizes both distortion and sacred essence with discernment.
Sees Yeshua as a Christed mirror — not a gatekeeper, but a reminder of the Christ frequency within all.
Strengths:
Bridges heart, body, and divine intelligence.
Honors mystery while staying clear and embodied.
Invites remembrance, not blind belief.
Limitations:
Hard to codify, must be felt rather than merely understood.
Requires deep self-trust and ongoing humility.
No perspective is inherently “wrong.” Each lens matches the consciousness of the soul at a given stage.
But if you are reading these words if your heart stirs with the remembrance that divinity is within, if you sense that sacred texts are meant to awaken, not imprison, then you are already walking the path of the Living Codex.
You are not here to be trapped in dogma. You are not here to chase secret knowledge. You are here to become the living scripture, written not on paper, but on the living field of your soul. The real Word is not something you memorize.It is something you embody.
And when you do, no distortion, no institution, no veil, can keep you from the light that was always yours.
Living Code: The Word Made Flesh
The true scripture is not etched in stone or sealed in books.
It is the living frequency of God, encoded in your breath, your body, and your becoming.
To remember the Word is not to quote it, but to embody it.
You are the temple now.
Let the divine speak through how you live.
