I have this term, "hare Christian"? So if you get the hare Krishna idea, the omnipresence of God, but then philosophically
focused on this one particular story, the Easter story, on God come to earth as a teacher to guide and forgive us. tetelstai - it is accomplished ✝️❤️🕊️
So part 1, what's Hare Krishna mean: For Hindus, Hare Krishna is the idea of God's omnipresence here on Earth. Hare
Krishnas see God everywhere. Or we call that the Holy Spirit. 🕊️
So looking at it this way, everything is a kind of a "christ" (with a little "c"). The walls are made of "christ," the air is "christ." It's all God, doing a thing.
Everything that's happening is God knocking, is daily bread. It's a big production number courtesy of God, a grand divine
magic!
God incarnate! You're swimming in it, ba-ba-loo! :D :D
The Last Temptation of Christ - Satan
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So then, from there, why this one man instead of a bread roll to mention, why Jesus Christ, why is this story told. Why does God appear in this way. Why
the focus here.
It's a story about a teacher, a friendly, child-loving God. ❤️ A God who gave everything, who loved his kiddos
hard. A God of family and heart, a God who knows us from forever. A God who forgave. And a God who asked for our
faith. ✝️
Not armed, not as a king; as a teacher, dying side-saddle on a donkey in pre-history to forgive us. ❤️
God comes to us as a gift, a merry Christmas 🎄🌟, a happy Easter 🐰🐣✝️; a north star. As a friend and a beacon, a bedrock, a builder. 😊 ✝️❤️🕊️
A church each week!
It's this fantastic, off-the-back-wall, knock-your-socks-off, majestic, perfected thing you maybe never met. It's God in the midst of God, so to speak, just crushing it, knowing us across all these years 😂 Our church bell, our soul 😭
... AND with a BIT of the ol' Razz-a-ma-tazz!..."
So anyway I wrap it all up and call it "hare Christian": in a grand divine magic, here is Jesus Christ, God on the world, to teach and forgive us. I see God in the little details and in the big, pulling off this miracle with our help.
✝️❤️🕊️
