As synchronicity happens, I was preparing some teaching notes this week on the Sermon of the Mount since many Christians around the world will hear this sermon this upcoming Sunday known as All Saints (the day after All Hallows Eve, or All Saints Eve).

So if you saw the AI RV of this historic sermon, where she described beings from around the cosmos coming to sit at Jesus feet to listen, to watch over or even to protect its issuance, you may also be interested in the content this revolutionary sermon. What was Jesus actually saying that was so important. Well here are my notes:

https://ministryintheweird.substack.com/p/the-beatitudes-all-saints-sunday?r=3awng&utm_medium=ios

I will say, while i get it, It does irk me when when Dr. Brown has repeatedly said that Jesus message was basically just chill out, love, have fun. There is much more to it than that. In fact jesus message has much more to do with the general message farsight advocates overall, just in a different key. I imagine many remote viewers have been targeted by Christians in a way that feels bad. And i’m sure it was bad. There is plenty of church hurt and religious hurt to go around. I don’t like that that happens. But let’s not sleep on the actual message of Jesus which has little to do with chilling out or having fun (though there is some of that) it is about being on a mission, vigilance and maintaining hope til the end, and beyond the end when all will be remade and death will be no more

"Meek refers to people who can do nothing to change their status and have no choice but to acquiesce to it."

This is essentially correct, but there's even a deeper dimension to it.

"Years ago, someone sent me a video of Dr. Jordan Peterson (if memory serves), describing the meek in the beatitudes as being brave warriors who responsibly keep their swords in their sheaths as an act of restraint rather than slaying those around them even though they could do so in a moments notice. Perhaps he could provide a biblical reference for this? In the jewish scriptures the word neither means brave nor humbled it means the humiliated, the dispossessed of housing/land or simply the oppressed."

The original meaning of "meek" is people who have the right to defend themselves but refrain from doing so in order to prevent violent oppression. Which are most people. They refrain from using defensive force in order to protect their children.

In a sense, they adhere to the illusion that the oppressing force will go away eventually, like a natural disaster. It's a human instinct that must be overcome. There are two requirements to make the majority stop being meek:

1. It becomes clear that avoidance will harm the children. (We are not there yet.)
2. Someone starts a riot and people follow.

I can highly recommend the movie "The Uprising" – it depicts how a meek rebel becomes a real one.

➡️ https://www.imdb.com/de/title/tt36983905