A Life Journey of three stages is well documented in Religious History.

Like a 3 Act Drama, a 3 stage Journey has problems, challenges and opportunities.

Jesus Christ in the Easter Story faced the problems of Crucifixion  and the challenge of Resurrection before achieving the opportunity of Ascension into ‘Heaven’.

Moses in the Exodus faced the problems of a Jew living in Exile in Egypt, the challenge of the 40 years wandering in the Desert, before finally attaining the opportunity of founding Israel (Heaven) as the Promised Land.

Dante in the Inferno faced the problems of living in Hell with all its negativity, then the challenge of a journey through Purgatory, before finally arriving at the opportunities that awaited him in Paradise (Heaven).

It appears that we all have chosen different Paths in Life, yet we are all following a similar Journey with 3 unique, individual and exclusive stages.

Whether we call it Heaven, The Promised Land, Paradise, Xanadu, Shamballa, My Ideal World, or any other similar name, we are all seeking the opportunity to bring Heaven to Earth and return Earth to its original state of Being – The Garden of Eden.

The Devil is a creation of Man not God.

The devil & god are a duality and are neither of God nor Divine.

The devil is in opposition to false gods and man made saints.

The devil means ‘of evil’ (d’evil).

Evil is ‘livE’ backwards.

When we go against the divine flow of Life, we encounter evil and the devil.

The only power that the devil has is the power that we give him.

When we fight evil with ‘good’, we just give more of our good energy to evil actions.

The devil is created by our own evil thoughts.

The only way to defeat evil is to not give it another thought.

Once we have no evil thoughts, the devil no longer exists in our life.

What we see as evil becomes evil and gives energy and creativity to the devil.

Religion is one Man’s representation of God.

It is one vision of one Man’s beliefs about the Creator of the Universe.

A Spiritual Master knows that all Men have their own path in Life and are destined to see Life from a unique, individual and exclusive perspective.

A Spiritual Master never seeks to be the founder of a Religion.

A Spiritual Master knows that to encourage a person to follow the same path would result in the loss of both their paths. As we give, so do we receive.

A Spiritual Master knows that it is not our purpose to follow the Path of Mastery, but to Master the Path that we are following and the Life that we are leading.

A Spiritual Master is an example of having Mastered the path that they have followed.

Christ did not start the Christian Religion – his followers did.

Religion is not founded by a Spiritual Master, but by their followers.

Spiritual followers succeed a Spiritual Master to become Religious Leaders.

Religious Leaders follow the path of a Spiritual Master, not their own path.

Religious Leaders seek followers to endorse their Master and their Leadership.

Religion will always find conflict with a Man’s True Path.