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6.17.2005

Visualizing Christ's Mediatorial Kingdom

Christ's Mediatorial Kingdom is something to meditate on and bring to presence and reality when self-remembering (or just pondering the present and what is going on).

Visualization and new thinking can tap into and make present the Reality of the Kingdom of God and your existence in it that is so hard to see and remember or formulate in one's mind in the flesh.

The source is the Bible, of course, but even seeing the Kingdom motifs and language in the Bible requires a higher consciousness though it's right there. The source is also good, classic works of theology that tap into these biblical impressions.

Posted by c.t. at 17:52