Is the statement we are Gods being prideful and arrogant?

So often in the conscious community, we hear people shout the idea that we are gods. That seems really arrogant and prideful. That’s a no-no for anybody raised with Christian beliefs. That’s enough to get you sent to hell with gasoline draws on.

But the truth is it is ancient African philosophy and upon analysis, very logical. I’m going to teach you the science behind the idea so that you understand it to the depth of your soul and not just words you mouth with no knowledge.

Say it to yourself, “I am god/goddess.” Does it make you feel kind of queasy to make that statement? Be honest. If it does, it’s because of the Christian conditioning and their idea of God is ingrained in you. You are psychologically still Christian.

 
The Christian view of “God” is truly one based in ignorance of the African science that the idea originated from.

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Why is it even important to understand the difference?

Because the Christian view of God keeps believers around the world in mental bondage and poverty. Case in point, over 400,000,000 “believers” of the African diaspora worldwide live in poverty. 400 million! Is this just a coincidence? No, its one of the underlying symptoms of not understanding that you are a god and having confidence in yourself and your abilities to create. You are a creator! That’s the truth of the spiritual science.
Self-loathing will snatch confidence out of you
The major difference between the Christian religion and the Khemetic Spiritual System is the idea of having a relationship to God rather than recognizing your own divinity.
 
If you have a relationship to God like Christianity teaches,  then saying I am a god is prideful because you are saying you are equal to this superhuman like being that you worship. Christianity teaches pride as one of the seven deadly sins (it’s not even biblical, they just inserted the doctrine for what amounts to mind control).
 
But the very logical way the ancient Africans thought was that a human being is the ultimate expression and extension of all the elements that make up the universe. They called these natural components NTR/NeTeR/NaTuRe. Every component that makes the universe is part of you.
 
From the African perspective, you are Neter or Nature expressed as a human being, just like a tree is, or a river, a bird, an insect, or the sun, is the natural expression of nature. Is it prideful to consider yourself a part of NTR (NaTuRe)? Of course not. The African proverb “know thyself and you will know the NTRS” is profound. From that perspective its not being prideful, it’s understanding your place in the universe and how you fit in.
Most indigenous cultures have this same belief about where nature fits with God. It’s why they were so respectful of nature.
 
When you know how to access the NTRs within, you become a powerful aspect of creation and a creator of your own life. You will have the ability to become superhuman. You are Neter. Every aspect of NTR is in you. Our modern idea of God is a misapplication of the African scientific understanding of the workings of the Universe. It’s a misapplication of African spirituality and science.

Why is understanding yourself as NTR as opposed to God important?

Because you then have a foundation for building confidence in who you are rather than trying to placate that big angry, jealous, psychotic in the sky hoping you can gain favor from “him.” Yes, I said psychotic!
I know that sounds disrespectful, but the truth is when you describe all the ideas that people have of this humanlike God (angry, Jealous, vengeful, merciful, loving, etc.) he sounds psychotic.
As Christians, we are taught to accept ideas of being broken, unworthy, nothing compared to God and in need of a savior because of our sinful condition. But in reality, you don’t have to compare yourself to God because you are god expressed as a human being.
let me express this in an analogy the logical way ancient Africans viewed themselves in relation to God. This thought process enabled them to build pyramids that cannot be equaled in modern times. So there has to be something to it.
In the ancient African way of thinking, God is an ocean. As a spiritual being living a human life, you are a drop in that ocean. The only difference between the drop and the ocean is the magnitude. Just like the drop and the ocean, the only difference between you and God is the magnitude, not the substance. That’s the ancient African way of thinking. It a logical progression. That makes sense, doesn’t it? I hope so.
With the Christian way of thinking the drop in the ocean is somehow different from the ocean. You know yourself, that’s absurd! A drop in the ocean isn’t different from the ocean.
 
It’s time to stop praying to God and recognize yourself as NTR and creator. In this way you access the aspects of god within you. Those who cultivate a relationship to God will remain in poverty because your self-confidence will always be under attack with ideas of being broken and unworthy. You will have that Christian conflict going on in your own mind.
You are NTR in human form. It’s not prideful to recognize this, it’s prudent in today’s world. That’s the ancient African spiritual science way!
 
 
In my new e-course, I go much deeper and give you the science of prayer, what it is and how you pray as NTR rather than to God in hopes he will swoop down and save you. It’s time for us to become a spiritual scientist in order to change ourselves and then change the world. You can’t do that living in ignorance believing superstitiously with a Christian mentality.
The spiritual science truth is more powerful than the lie. “Know thyself, and you will know NTR.” Not God, NTR.
Hit me back via email at support@khemeticcenteredliving.com , what are your thoughts on this idea? What’s your story and how it has affected you?
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