Many walk through life unaware of the immense spiritual power they already carry within. Today, we begin a profound journey — the journey of awakening your 12-fold divine power. This isn’t about acquiring something outside of you; it’s about remembering the divine attributes already planted within your very being.

This series is titled: “Together, My 12-Fold Divine Power” — because this journey is not just about Jesus and the Twelve Disciples as historical figures; it is about you, the twelve disciplines of your mind, and the Christ Consciousness waiting to be realized within you.

The Bible: A Manual of Mind Operation

You might have been taught that the Bible is merely a historical or theological document. But deeper understanding reveals:
The entire Bible is a book about you.
It is a sacred manual, describing how the mind of God operates through you. Each character, each event, and each teaching mirrors the aspects and workings of your mind.

Thus, Jesus and the Twelve Disciples symbolically represent you — your mind, your faculties, your potential for divine realization.

Say it aloud: “The whole Bible is a book about me.”

Who is Jesus — Really?

Traditionally, Jesus is viewed as Mary’s baby, a historical figure who lived over two thousand years ago. But esoteric wisdom invites us deeper.
Jesus is the God-conscious mind in you.
He represents the fully realized “I AM” presence — the soul that knows its divine source and lives accordingly.

Jesus is the Master Mind — the one who fully personalized God within, through, and as himself. When the evangelists urge us to “accept Jesus Christ as personal Savior,” they touch a great truth: God must be personalized in you.

You are not here merely to admire Jesus; you are here to become like him. As Jesus said:

“The works that I do shall you do also.” (John 14:12)

The only difference between you and Jesus is consciousness. Jesus knew he was the Son of God. Most people have forgotten. But the truth has never changed:
You are a child of God.

The Power of “I AM”

Whenever you say “I AM,” you are announcing your awareness of being.

“I AM” is the name of God in you.
“I AM” is the creating power of the universe.

Whatever you add to “I AM,” you become.

Say, “I AM healthy,” and you awaken health.
Say, “I AM wealthy,” and you call forth abundance.
Say, “I AM divine,” and you remember your true nature.

Until you consciously add truth to your “I AM,” you remain like a great infinite ocean — full of potential, but unshaped by awareness. Thus, we must choose consciously what we attach to our sacred “I AM.”

Remember:
Subjective reality always becomes objective reality.
Whatever you feel, believe, and accept within will shape the life you live.

The 12-Fold Divine Powers

Jesus calling the Twelve Disciples is symbolic of a God-conscious soul calling forth the twelve faculties of the mind into conscious discipline and spiritual leadership.

The Twelve Disciples represent your twelve powers:

Faith
Strength
Wisdom
Love
Power
Imagination
Understanding
Will
Order
Zeal
Elimination
Life

Each faculty must be:

Recognized
Disciplined
Empowered

Until you discipline your mind’s powers, they behave like an unruly mob — causing confusion, fear, procrastination, and self-sabotage.
But when disciplined, they serve your highest good.

The Discipline of the Mind: Making Disciples of Your Faculties

Jesus told his disciples: “Stay here and watch with me for one hour,” yet they fell asleep.
In the same way, your mind faculties will wander unless brought under conscious leadership.

To awaken your 12-fold divine power, you must:

Recognize each power within you. (“What you recognize, you energize.”)
Discipline your powers through meditation, affirmation, and mindful living.
Command them to serve your God-purposes.

Otherwise, the undisciplined faculties (like Judas) will betray the Christ consciousness within you.

Every aspect of your mind you leave undisciplined will eventually sabotage your divine potential.

Thus, your spiritual work begins within.
It’s not about pointing fingers at Judas; it’s about redeeming the undisciplined parts of yourself.

Practical Affirmation: Awaken Your Inner Christ

Speak daily:

“I AM the revelation of God. I AM the Master Mind. I AM the Way, the Truth, and the Life. I AM awakening my 12-fold divine power now.”

Feel it. Know it. Live it.

The Journey Ahead

As we embark on this sacred study of your 12-fold divine powers, remember:

You are here to awaken the Master Mind within you.
You are here to recognize and discipline the twelve sacred faculties of your soul.
You are here not merely to read spiritual truths but to become them.

When you awaken your 12 powers — faith, strength, wisdom, love, and more — you step into your full divine inheritance. You become what you have always been meant to be:
A living revelation of God on Earth.

Note that there were 12 disciples and we each have 12 cranial nerves which have Motor, sensory or both Motor and sensory functions. All of These 12 nerves are connected directly to the brain (Jesus?). Twelvefold divine power. Coincidence?

Remember always that God is that by knowing which you know all, that by having which, you have all. God is the panacea for all issues and needs you might have. Let us dwell in that higher knowledge.

Frequently Asked Questions: Awaken Your 12-Fold Divine Power

1. What is the central idea behind “awakening your 12-fold divine power”?

This concept centers on the belief that every individual possesses inherent spiritual power and divine attributes within them. It’s not about acquiring something external but rather recognizing and consciously activating these pre-existing potentials. The journey focuses on realizing the “Christ Consciousness” already present within each person.

2. How should the Bible be understood in this context?

Instead of a purely historical or theological text, the Bible is presented as a “manual of mind operation.” Its characters, events, and teachings are viewed as symbolic representations of the individual’s own mind, its faculties, and the process of achieving divine realization. Therefore, the Bible is seen as a deeply personal and relevant guide to understanding one’s inner workings.

3. Who is Jesus, according to this perspective?

Jesus is not solely viewed as a historical figure but as a representation of the “God-conscious mind” within each individual. He embodies the fully realized “I AM” presence, a soul that is aware of its divine source and lives in accordance with that knowledge. The call to “accept Jesus Christ as personal Savior” is interpreted as the need to personalize God within oneself and strive to emulate Jesus’ level of consciousness.

4. What is the significance of the phrase “I AM”?

“I AM” is considered the name of God inherent within each person and the fundamental creative power of the universe. Whatever is added to “I AM” becomes one’s reality. Consciously choosing positive affirmations after “I AM” is presented as a way to shape one’s subjective reality, which will eventually manifest in the objective world.

5. What do the Twelve Disciples symbolize?

The Twelve Disciples are not just historical figures but represent the twelve essential faculties or powers of the individual’s mind. These powers include faith, strength, wisdom, love, power, imagination, understanding, will, order, zeal, elimination, and life.

6. Why is discipline of the mind emphasized in relation to these twelve powers?

Just as Jesus’ disciples needed guidance, the twelve mental faculties, if left undisciplined, can lead to inner conflict, confusion, and self-sabotage. Disciplining these powers through practices like meditation, affirmation, and mindful living is crucial for them to serve one’s highest good and prevent them from hindering the realization of one’s divine potential (symbolized by Judas’ betrayal).

7. What practical steps are suggested to awaken one’s 12-fold divine power?

The process involves three key steps: recognizing each of the twelve powers within oneself, disciplining these powers through conscious practices, and consciously directing them to serve one’s divine purpose. Regularly affirming one’s inner divinity and “Master Mind” through spoken statements is also recommended as a practical way to awaken the inner Christ consciousness.

8. What is the ultimate goal of this “esoteric journey”?

The ultimate goal is to awaken the “Master Mind” within, fully recognize and discipline the twelve sacred faculties of the soul, and ultimately become a living manifestation of God on Earth. It’s a journey of transformation where one moves beyond intellectual understanding to embodying spiritual truths and realizing their full divine inheritance.

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