YOU WONT BELIEVE What the Book of Revelation REALLY Means

Summary

This video deconstructs the book of Revelations, exploring its deeper, esoteric meaning beyond traditional interpretations of apocalyptic events. The speaker explains that the so-called 'end of times' refers to an unveiling of self-awareness and spiritual awakening, not external catastrophe. Concepts like the 'mark of the beast,' judgment day, and the battle between good and evil are re-framed as symbolic of the inner journey towards unity consciousness. Ultimately, the video emphasizes the importance of consciousness ascension and transformation, revealing the true purpose of Revelations as an internal process of self-realization and alignment with oneness.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Book of Revelations was originally called 'Apocalypsis,' meaning an unveiling or revelation of what lies behind the veil of our perception.
• 😀 The concept of the 'end of times' in Revelations is reinterpreted from an esoteric perspective, focusing on the unveiling of one's true identity and oneness, rather than external destruction.
• 😀 Our experience of Revelations is tied to our level of consciousness. A lower level of consciousness (base consciousness) leads to external, fear-based experiences, while a higher level of consciousness reveals deeper truths about our oneness with all.
• 😀 Fear plays a significant role in base consciousness. It shapes our reality by influencing our thoughts, emotions, actions, beliefs, and intentions, ultimately affecting our frequency.
• 😀 The process of raising our frequency, from base consciousness to higher states like God consciousness or unity consciousness, mirrors the 'Revelation' or 'apocalypse' described in the Book of Revelations.
• 😀 The Mark of the Beast represents a lower state of consciousness, where our earthly nature (fear, materialism, and separation) dominates and disconnects us from higher spiritual centers.
• 😀 The Book of Revelations also refers to spiritual archetypes, with animals symbolizing nations and various psychological patterns, and the seven churches representing stages of spiritual transmutation.
• 😀 Judgment day, often viewed in a religious sense, is reinterpreted as an internal awakening and a return to unity consciousness, where we remember our true essence.
• 😀 'Judgment' is seen as an internal process of self-awareness, where we are measured by the frequency of our thoughts, actions, and vibrations, revealing the true nature of our being.
• 😀 The concept of karma is intertwined with judgment, where divine intervention and reflections occur when we fail to align with higher states of consciousness. This process leads to a recalibration towards oneness.
• 😀 The transformation described in Revelations is not an external event but an internal journey of ascension, where one shifts from fear and separation towards unity, enlightenment, and oneness.

Q & A

What is the primary message of the Book of Revelations as presented in the script?

The primary message is that the Book of Revelations is not about an external apocalyptic event but an internal spiritual process. It represents an unveiling of our true identity and a shift from base consciousness (fear, separation) to higher consciousness (oneness, unity).

What does the term 'apocalypsis' mean, and how does it relate to the Book of Revelations?

'Apocalypsis' means an unveiling or revealing, referring to the process of uncovering the truth behind the veil. The Book of Revelations was originally titled this way, indicating a focus on inner spiritual awakening rather than an external end of times.

How does the level of consciousness affect how we experience the events of the Book of Revelations?

At a lower level of consciousness (base consciousness), the events are perceived externally, often through fear and separation. As consciousness rises, these events are experienced internally, revealing our true spiritual nature and connection with oneness.

What is the significance of the 'mark of the beast' in this esoteric interpretation?

The 'mark of the beast' represents the dominance of lower energy centers (such as fear, materialism, and separation consciousness) and symbolizes our earthly nature when disconnected from higher spiritual centers. It is associated with base consciousness and fear-based living.

How are the symbols of the four horsemen interpreted in this script?

The four horsemen symbolize spiritual forces and influences that affect the different energy fields and auras of our consciousness. They also represent the emotional temperament and spiritual transformations that take place before a deeper awakening or judgment.

What do the seven churches represent in the esoteric interpretation of the Book of Revelations?

The seven churches symbolize the seven alchemical stages of the transmutation of our light body as we ascend spiritually. They are linked to the process of inner transformation and spiritual awakening.

What does judgment mean in the context of this interpretation of the Book of Revelations?

Judgment is viewed as an awakening or return to our true spiritual nature. It involves a recalibration of our consciousness, where we are seen transparently for our vibrational frequency and are required to align with higher states of consciousness.

How is the concept of karma related to judgment in this interpretation?

Karma is linked to judgment as a divine force that helps balance our body, mind, and spirit. If we have not rectified our karma, the universe will reflect this imbalance, prompting us to recalibrate and align with higher consciousness.

Why is fear considered a dominant force in base consciousness?

Fear is the dominant force because it keeps us in a state of separation and ego-driven actions. Fear shapes our external reality and governs our decisions, often leading us to materialism, control, and disconnection from our higher selves.

What is the ultimate goal of spiritual awakening as described in the script?

The goal is to reach unity consciousness or oneness, which involves realizing that everything is divine, including ourselves. This awakening leads to enlightenment, where we transcend the ego and live in alignment with our true spiritual essence.