| BkII:2.VI.1 | If Christ had not become one with human nature, mankind could never return to the Father's house. This is what we try to make clear when we say, "The mountain has come to you and not you to the mountain." While a literary expression, it literally reflects the truth. God came to man, literally, on the day that Jesus was born on Earth. From that moment began a new phase in the evolution of consciousness. Nothing since then has been the same. Scientists have provided wonderful clues about this, recognizing that life on Earth has undergone changes, modifications, evolution. And they also see that, although these evolutionary changes tend to be continuous and imperceptible, there are quantum or disruptive evolutionary leaps. Not infrequently such physical changes have impact even at the cosmic level. Great leaps of evolution have consequences of great magnitude. Imagine for a moment the cosmic impact if your planetary system suddenly ceased to exist. In universal consciousness, the birth of Christ had an impact on a much greater scale. Not a single corner of the universe was untouched by the breakthrough of divine consciousness that occurred at the time of the birth of my divine son, Jesus. Unparalleled radiance illuminated the universe. |