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The Kingdom of God

The Kingdom of God

You will not know the Kingdom of God if you do not know yourself. To know yourself is to know the other person. The other way around works just as well. Knowing can not be achieved without thinking, practicing, learning, and listening. From that point, you will start to gain understanding, which is a process that requires a lot of time and effort. At the end, you will start to see there is only one way: that we’re all in this together.

Listen, Learn, and Grow

When someone tells you that you have to listen, you might let that person speak for some time while you’re silent; meanwhile, you haven’t gained any understanding, which is why you will always respond selfishly, saying that it is now time for the other person to listen to you. The point is that you first have to understand how little knowledge you have and that the other person is pointing that out and trying to explain how you should make an effort and start to grow. This is why I tell ‘our’ story, which will require you to make an effort.

Ignorance makes fools

When complete generations ignore the words of wise people as words from madmen and think they know it all, you will get to the point where everyone is happy and, at the same time, knows we are reaching our end and nobody pays attention to the goals that are set out for us to achieve. This ignorance is not a bliss, but no one will know anymore what really is going on in the world around them. You have started to look away from all the problems, which also caused you to be blind to all the tremendous possibilities we have in overcoming our problems together. This will demand your attention and your cooperation.

The Kingdom of God is like a seed

“Though seeing, they do not see;
    though hearing, they do not hear or understand.

In Matthew 13, Jesus uses parables to illustrate the nature of the Kingdom of God, emphasizing spiritual truths and personal transformation. The parables reveal varying levels of receptivity among listeners, facilitating self-realization and highlighting the Kingdom's immense value, growth, and ultimate significance across spiritual traditions.

But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.

- Matthew 6:33 -

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The Kingdom of God: Parables as Pathways to Understanding Reality
The Kingdom of God: Parables as Pathways to Understanding Reality

In Matthew 13, Jesus uses a series of parables to convey profound truths about the Kingdom of God. The chapter features seven parables, including the Parable of the Sower, which illustrates how people's receptivity impacts their response to God's message. Jesus explains that these parables reveal spiritual mysteries to those open to understanding while concealing them from others, emphasizing the need for genuine engagement with the teachings. The parables collectively depict the Kingdom's nature, showcasing its growth from small beginnings, as seen in the Parable of the Mustard Seed and the Parable of the Yeast, to its ultimate value, emphasizing the sacrifices worth making to obtain it, illustrated in the Parable of the Hidden Treasure and the Parable of the Pearl. Jesus encourages self-examination and personal growth through these stories, highlighting their role in fostering transformation within listeners. Self-realization, a concept echoed across various spiritual traditions, involves discovering one’s true nature and connection to the divine. It aligns with the understanding that the Kingdom of God is both within and among us, bridging ordinary understanding with deeper spiritual realities and facilitating awakening to our true selves.

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