Welcome
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- Published on Monday, 29 August 2011 00:00
- Written by Advisor
Welcome to MutantMessiah.com, we look forward to sharing our perspective with you.
No matter what the message or who the messenger is, if you gain from what you find here or anywhere else; then it is of value to you.
Enjoy the content and please comment on your perspective.
The site may seem lacking in information at the moment but you will find that articles and content will be added fairly often.
Judgement
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- Published on Wednesday, 28 September 2011 20:51
- Written by Advisor
You may notice that when you find yourself judging other people, you're projecting your insecurities on to them. To call someone "fat" or "ugly" is to express that you yourself struggle with the fear that you are "fat" or "ugly." Take, for instance, the ones who preach against domestic abuse, homosexuality or pedophilia only to participate in it themselves. Those of us that are passionately against a "thing" are very likely suffering an internal struggle against that "thing."
We are confined to that which we define ourselves.
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- Published on Wednesday, 21 September 2011 18:42
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We often find ourselves justifying our position or place in life with statements like:
"It's the way I am."
"I'm impatient."
"I have anger issues."
"I am an alcoholic."
"I am an addict."
"I am a bad person."
It is one thing to accept that you have a problem (challenge), it is an entirely different thing to embrace it. Initially it is very healthy to accept you have a "problem." Once you accept it, truly accept it, then you own it and can change your situation. Understand that it has been your predisposition or default behavior. Notice how your "problem" can influence your decisions. To say "It's just the way I am" is to sell yourself short. You, like everyone else, choose who and what you are.
Read more: We are confined to that which we define ourselves.
All is as it is.
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- Published on Wednesday, 14 September 2011 17:08
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The teachings of man tell us that God has provided us with free will. These same teachings note that all is as God wills it to be. Initially these concepts may seem mutually exclusive, but if you consider the possibility that both statements are correct then there is no paradox. If we do have free will and all is as God wills it to be, then our will and God's are one in the same.
To accept the marriage between God's will and free will is to accept a few very interesting implications. It implies that you experience exactly what God wants you to experience at the moment God wants you to experience it. This eliminates the ability to blame others for your fortune or misfortune because all is as God wills it to be and your choices via free will led you to where you are now.
Fear and Belief
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- Published on Tuesday, 30 August 2011 10:11
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As I see it, FEAR is the belief that the undesirable is inevitable.
Do not fear. No matter how bad things are NOW, you have no choice but to face them. No matter how bad things get, even if you have nothing else, you still have the ability to choose how you react.
We all project our desires and fears from our individual perspective, our internal experience, the virtual version of reality that exists only within our minds and we assume the world outside will reflect it. When we make assessments on reality, we filter the information we consume through our beliefs. We tell ourselves, this is true or false... because it fits or doesn't fit. Your experience followed by your choice of how you will reflect on that experience is what you believe.
What is a Mutant Messiah?
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- Published on Monday, 29 August 2011 00:00
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What is a Mutant Messiah?
I believe the best way to conceptualize what a "Mutant Messiah" is, is to consider the definitions of the two terms in context. The word "mutant" in this context is used to describe one who has adapted or changed to compensate for the difficulties of his or her own life. "Messiah" in this context is the person revealing the benefits of the adaptation or change to anyone who is willing to take from it.
For a time, we go through our lives setting expectations for ourselves and others, only to become disappointed and apathetic. We turn to our religious institutions for guidance, and with them, many of us find great words of wisdom. These teachings show us how to see our lives differently; we adjust and adapt to our disappointments and we often find or achieve what we believe is our maximum level of happiness and control of our lives from our individual perspectives.
