Personal avowal

• Question: I am wondering, that Jesus seemed to have to go through the temptation.
  Answer: Because he was experiencing the suffering of all of mankind, and owning it experientially.
  The suffering of mankind, I remember that’s what blew me out, you know I was a very strict religionist, one day I was walking through the woods, and out of nowhere came the knowingness and the presentation of the totality of the suffering of mankind throughout all of time. The whole dimension of the agony of the human condition through all of time. How could I believe in a God who would allow that or created that? Because as a naive religionist I thought God was the cause of everything, I didn't realize that what I was looking at was the totality of suffering of the human ego. It was the denial of God that was bringing about all this agony. I saw it but did not re-experience it.
  Jesus Christ re-experienced it [suffering of the human ego] and by that earned the right for the salvation of all of mankind. Thank you, oh Lord, thank you Jesus Christ for doing that. Sedona Satsang Q&A, Teil 2 von 2, transkribiert von Jon Kalman, Estland, 10. Januar 2007

Explanation of the statement made by Christ "Noone shall reach heaven except through me."

• Jesus Christ is just a nominalization; Christ was referring to the Christ Body, which is the body right above the Buddhic body, and below the Athmic body [...] which is 'God Himself'. [...] So in order to reach the 'level of God' we do indeed have to pass through the Christ body. Quelle unbekannt

Divinity of God Immanent:

• The Christ – Infinity
  Christ Consciousness – Infinity
  Christ as God Incarnate – Infinity Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 383
• Jesus Christ said, I did not come to bring peace, but the sword of truth. That sword can be quite challenging. It takes courage to be spiritually committed. Interview David R. Hawkins, Gina Mazza Hillier, Magazin Holistic Networker, 13. August 2005
• Christ took the sins of the world on his shoulders. When you reach a very high level of consciousness you pick up negative karma from the collective human karma. This is what Christ did. He held all of the suffering of man in mind ("please forgive them for they know not what they do”). Jesus could die for all of us because he could feel our collective suffering. Sedona Satsang Q&A, 15. März 2006
• Jesus was both God and man simultaneously. Jesus said, I am the Son of God and I am the son of man. He was an Incarnation. The Buddha didn’t claim to be an Incarnation. Jesus came for salvation, not for enlightenment. Sedona Seminar Spiritual Traps, 15. Oktober 2005
• The way we dissolve the ego is through love, compassion — not because Buddha or Jesus said so, but because we recognize it for what it is. Sedona Seminar Thought and Ideation, bereit gestellt von Consciousnessproject.org, 28. Februar 2004
• Buddha was enlightened. Jesus Christ was the Savior. Enlightenment means transcend the ego to the realization of the source of existence within oneself. That has nothing to do with salvation which means you in and of yourself are unable to transcend the downside of the human ego and it is only by surrendering to a great teacher that the teacher becomes your advocate so that when you leave the body and you approach the Celestial realm, if you have claimed the Christ as your Savior, he will speak for you. Salvation is a reachable goal. We know that especially unconditional love (LoC 540) is a reachable goal in this lifetime. Therefore, even though you are not enlightened, in Lotus Land Buddhism there is an aspect of the Buddha that is Christ-like and Lotus Land Buddhism is similar to a heaven, and from there you can move on to enlightenment. Negativity is so intense that the likelihood of reaching enlightenment here is slim, so you go to a celestial realm where it is more possible to move on to enlightenment. The field of gravity on earth is so intense that it is not possible for the average person. ACIM Webradio-Interview, Miracles Center (Pal Talk), 10. November 2005
• You could remove the name of Jesus Christ, and it is just an energy field that you go through. A person doesn’t have to believe in Jesus Christ. Sedona Seminar God, Religion & Spirituality, 10. Dezember 2005
• Jesus Christ had no previous human lifetimes. He came as a Savior. Buddha had many previous lives and taught transcendence of the ego, i.e., ENLIGHTENMENT. Jesus taught that people needed to get to the 500’s to go to heaven. Buddha taught how to go further. Seminar in Houston, Texas The Realization of the Presence of God, Samstag, 11. Oktober 2003
• People like to separate the way of the head and the way of the heart, but it’s only because of the heart that you’re willing to die for Jesus or die for Truth or surrender your mind for Truth. It’s really only coming from the heart. Sedona Seminar Enlightenment and Surrender, Januar 2002
• Question: Did Christ rise on the third day?
  Answer: It is my understanding that the disciples (who calibrated in the 900s at the time) saw Jesus' etheric body. (This was calibrated as true.) Sedona Satsang Q&A, 10. Mai 2006
• The Second Coming of Christ to me is the rise of human consciousness over LoC 200, unnoticed by the world. If it had been noticed, it would have been resisted. Sedona Seminar The Ego and The Self, bereit gestellt von Consciousnessproject.org, 11. Dezember 2004
• The highest level of consciousness that ever existed on the planet is that of the great Avatars – Buddha, Christ, Krishna, Zoroaster all calibrate at 1000. So the top level that man is capable of in this domain is 1000, and everything else is relatively true as compared to that. Interview Truth vs. Falsehood, Miriam Knight, New Connexion.net, September 2004

Christ consciousness

• The term "Christ" generically denotes the state of incarnation of Divinity or Christed consciousness. Thus, Jesus, the Christ, is the incarnation of Divinity as man through which Christianity recognizes the Trinity of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit (calibrated at LoC 945). Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 335

Karma

• Jesus was aware that salvation depends on the voluntary letting go of the negative aspects of the ego (sin) and the striving for unconditional love and spiritual virtue. If the ego is the focus of spiritual endeavour, then its dissolution signals the end of the karma that was involved in its formation. I. Subjectivity and Reality, S. 102