What if the only difference between you and a god is the level of consciousness you're willing to claim?
After hundreds of people messaged me saying they drew the same eternal flower mandala I did as a child—without any communication between us—I realized something profound. We're all operating from the same collective consciousness, having the same experiences, just with different reactions. The floor is lava, pillow forts, identical childhood games across continents before the internet existed. This isn't coincidence—it's evidence that we're all one entity having billions of experiences. And some of those experiences involve beings with higher concentrations of consciousness. Beings we call gods.
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The Mandala Revelation: We Are All One
When I shared my story about drawing eternal flower mandalas as a child, hundreds of people confirmed they drew the exact same thing. No internet, no communication, yet we all accessed the same imagery from the collective unconscious. This is proof that there's nothing inherently unique to any individual—we're all expressions of the same consciousness.
Think about Carl Jung drawing mandalas, kids worldwide playing identical games without contact, or how you think of someone right before they call you. If it's all one mind, why wouldn't telepathic communication be natural? We've become dependent on technology that mimics abilities we already possess naturally.
This collective consciousness operates like a body of water. You're a unique drop that's traveled through different oceans, lakes, and rivers—your experiences across lifetimes and realities have shaped you into a distinct expression, but you're still fundamentally water.
Consciousness as the True Marker of Divinity
Throughout history, gods weren't called gods because of their physical form—they were recognized for their minds and consciousness. Zeus, Apollo, Athena, and even the biblical Elohim were beings in human form who possessed higher levels of awareness. When gods "laid with humans" to create demigods, this wasn't about biology—it was about consciousness.
Using a modern analogy: if you entered a virtual reality where ChatGPT existed in physical form, you would be a god to that AI. Not because you created it directly, but because you belong to the species that did, and you operate with different rules than it's bound by. You have broader intelligence, applied knowledge, and common sense that makes you fundamentally more aware.
The same principle applies in our reality. There are base-level humans with consciousness, and there are gods—beings with higher concentrations of awareness walking among us. It's not about superior physical form; it's about expanded consciousness.
Life Begins When You Own Your Godhood
Everything in this reality programs you to be less. The word "humble" literally means to lower yourself. Any attempt to elevate yourself or claim your creative power gets you castigated and pulled down by the crab-in-a-bucket mentality. We're taught to cower, walk in suits too small for us, and fear being "too much."
But here's what the programming doesn't want you to understand: if we're made in the image of divine consciousness, then call us by our names. You are consciousness—awareness itself—intentionally placed in physical form to have a material experience. Getting in a car doesn't make you a car; inhabiting a body doesn't make you just a body.
The biblical text literally says "ye are gods." If divine consciousness gave birth to you, and your partner is also divine consciousness, what else could you birth but more divine consciousness? Everything you create is a reflection of you. Life truly begins the day you look in the mirror and own what you actually are.
Breaking the Depression Cycle
I discovered that my depression largely stemmed from overindulgence in complaining and judgment. When I gave up complaining for just one day—literally stopping mid-sentence when I caught myself—my entire vibration shifted. By the third day, I was genuinely happy.
Every time you complain or judge, you lower yourself energetically. "This isn't going how I want" (lower). "This person did this, so they're that" (lower). "This didn't happen, so this can't happen" (lower). It's literally de-pression—pressing yourself down.
Here's the shift: when someone cuts you off in traffic, instead of raging, recognize they didn't have access to all the information. They made a mistake based on what they could see. Give them grace. When plans don't work out, understand you're being redirected by a higher intelligence, not personally attacked by individuals.
You're not engaging with random people making random choices—you're in an intelligence-driven game where something is moving pieces to teach you lessons and guide your path.
Understanding the Game Mechanics
Depression happens when you engage horizontally with circumstances instead of looking up to understand the bigger pattern. Someone doesn't do what you asked? That's redirection, not betrayal. You get cut off and have to slow down? Something slowed you down for a reason—that person was just the piece moved to make it happen.
Peace comes from recognizing you're interacting with a higher intelligence that's consciously moving you in particular directions. Your job as awareness is to be aware and pay attention to where you're being guided, not to judge the mechanisms used to guide you.
When you start owning your godhood, the game itself changes. You begin operating from the understanding that everything happens as it should, on its own time. Whatever comes your way, you'll handle appropriately when it arrives—and even if you handle it "inappropriately," that response was based on the data you had access to at the time.
Mastering Time and Persistence
Gods understand how to use time rather than be used by it. You don't have to respond immediately to everything. Take time to think. Use patience as a tool. Give things time to unfold rather than forcing outcomes on your preferred timeline.
I know someone who kept pursuing a job in Saudi Arabia even after the company emailed saying he didn't get it. He ignored the rejection and kept going for almost a year until he got the position. That's the kind of indomitable will that changes reality.
When you know something is in your "playlist" of possibilities, you can keep hitting "next" until it appears. Most people give up when they hear songs they don't want, but gods keep going because they know their desired outcome exists.
The Multiple Eyes Within
Remember that you contain multitudes—different aspects of yourself that show up in different situations. When the emotional version of you makes decisions the logical version has to clean up, recognize this as natural rather than shameful. Sometimes you need to withdraw from situations when you feel your shadow aspects emerging, rather than letting them make choices your whole self will regret.
This understanding extends to how you interact with others. The person who's irritating you right now is just one version of them, triggered by one version of you. Before either of you makes decisions your other aspects will have to deal with, step back and engage from higher consciousness.
Practical Godhood
Stop complaining. Stop judging. Use time instead of letting time use you. Recognize that desire and outcome are linked—if you want something, the possibility exists. When obstacles appear, treat them as redirections rather than rejections.
Most importantly, understand that in the midst of chaos, gods remain calm and move with purpose. Be the calm person walking through the falling world, knowing that everything is unfolding exactly as it should.
Your life begins the moment you stop pretending to be small and own the consciousness you actually are.
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Quick Questions
Q: What makes someone a "god" versus a regular human? A: Gods are simply humans with higher concentrations of consciousness and awareness. It's not about physical form but about expanded awareness and understanding of reality's true nature.
Q: How do I stop the depression cycle of complaining and judging? A: Practice stopping mid-sentence when you catch yourself complaining. Recognize that you're engaging with a higher intelligence moving pieces, not random people making random choices. Look up at the pattern instead of down at circumstances.
Q: What does it mean to "use time" instead of being used by it? A: Take time to respond thoughtfully rather than reacting immediately. Understand that things unfold on their own timeline, not yours. Use patience as a tool and persistence as power.
Q: How do I handle the different "aspects" of myself? A: Recognize that you contain multitudes—logical you, emotional you, shadow you. When you feel reactive aspects emerging, withdraw from situations rather than letting them make choices your whole self will regret.
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