I saw this posted on the sign of a church. It's there because it's Christmas time, which is meant to be a celebration the birth of Jesus. At first glance, it sounds nice. But, isn't it odd that we're celebrating the birth of Jesus one day out of the whole year? And why would we celebrate the birth... instead of the actual life/living, the words, the principles, the actions, of the one who we are claiming to be our 'savior'?
How strange that there was a man who went so far to show us the key to our 'salvation', and that today what remains is a one-day celebration that has become far more about buying stuff and supporting the addiction to consumption than anything else. I mean, if you don't see this, really you just have to look at your main thoughts and actions around this time, and it's mostly about what to get for whom, and it becomes a conversation point, “Have you finished all your shopping?”, and sharing our experiences with shopping and traffic and long lines and hectic mobs fighting over products. I mean, where is there any discussion of Jesus of the principles he lived? Nowhere. It's all about sales, 'Black Friday' and 'Grey Thursday'. They're like holidays for Shopping.
How strange that we would have a man who lived and showed us how to save ourselves, and yet we aren't busy living our very salvation. Why are we once a year celebrating the man, when it's the principles that he lived which are what mattered. It wasn't that he was 'Jesus' and it doesn't matter what color or ethnicity he may have been, it's really inconsequential, it was what he lived and showed us about ourselves that mattered.
So this shows, the serious pattern of self sabotage that we're in, where we've got solutions all around us, and yet just aren't living them. For some reason, we're still going about with our heads in the sand, never questioning what is really going on here, never questioning how it is that we apparently had a 'savior' and yet we face all the same problems we've ever had, and worse. That's because no one can save you from yourself. No one can save us from ourselves, but ourselves. We are the very key to our own salvation, to sorting out our world and reality, and yet we ignore that and continue in the same patterns of consequence and abuse.
We had a living example that came and went and walked a life to show us what is possible, and we ended up warping the whole thing into something completely backwards from the original point. The principles that Jesus stood for as 'Love thy neighbor' / 'Do unto others and you'd have done unto you' should be celebrated, because they are in fact the key to our salvation. But instead we've gotten entirely side-tracked into this year-after-year rigamarole of shop shop shop which has become so forced and obligatory. Instead of taking the very solution as the principle of Equality, and actually living it, so that we can become the living solution, and sort out life here, before we become our own Demise, as we're busy doing now.Isn't it a new level of irony when we're celebrating a 'savior' while busy with our own destruction in the making? How bizarre is that?
We've got to be our own savior, by changing ourselves, because it's really just us that's the problem. We've got to sort out our nature and realize we've got to work together to live here. We've got to take back our self worth and stop excluding ourselves from the life we should all have by virtue of being here and breathing, which is a life of dignity, which we can give to ourselves through implementing the Living Income Guaranteed proposal to snap us out of the cycle of enslavement to money as a first step in the direction of our own salvation, in our own hands. How many more Christmases, how many more empty celebrations do we have left, before it's too late?
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