The Apostles

If you were a student of the Storyteller, I think this teaching is particularly relevant now. Of course, it is about the apostles, Jesus, and Christianity; it also makes many comparisons between then and now. It talks about how the teachings were/are spread per the student’s understanding and personal energy. Reading between the lines, it hints at how we each have our own gift as students. And that we’re not obligated to share the teachings, but we do simply by our presence in the world.

Summary: This teaching explores a metaphysical reinterpretation of the life of Jesus Christ and his apostles, framing them as conduits for universal spiritual teachings rather than objects for religious worship. The Storyteller suggests that the apostles often misinterpreted the message by focusing on the man as a source of miracles rather than internalizing the underlying principles of discernment and personal empowerment. This detailed discussion covers Christ’s unique spiritual essence, his alleged travels to Egypt and Tibet, and the symbolic relationship between the disciples and human energies or chakras. The dialogue emphasizes that true spiritual evolution requires individuals to “walk their own waters” by applying these teachings to achieve a state of impeccability and internal harmony. Furthermore, the text predicts a shift toward a collective consciousness that transcends traditional dogma, moving humanity toward an age of deeper philosophical introspection. It concludes by suggesting that the historical record of these events has been heavily filtered through human interpretation, urging seekers to find truth through their own ethical resonance.