Rob: All right, so I’m going to my usual place to talk to Yeshi.
So, Yeshi, thank you for joining me, as always. Based on my conversation with my teammates earlier today, how do we describe the state of Heaven on Earth to those who may have preconceived notions about what heaven means?
Yeshua: Hello, Rob. Hello, all. You very often thank me for joining you, but let me say, I am the one thankful that you have chosen me to come talk to. I am honored.
So your question is not unlike the very question I grappled with during my ministry while here on planet. How do we convince others that heaven is here and now? It is not some place one goes. It is not some future state. It can be here and now. It IS here and now!
You’re all permanent residents of Heaven, as it were. It’s simply a matter of convincing others that that is true. And as you have surmised, it is simply a matter of getting them to accept that point and to decide, for everything is a choice. Do I want to enter into that state right here and right now, or don’t I?
So many people walk through life in a state of fear. And while it may seem paradoxical, fear of Heaven is a real thing. The system in which you live has convinced you that Heaven is a place to be feared. It’s a place of judgment for all that you think you may have done wrong. Nothing could be further from the truth!
Heaven is simply that state of being at-one with God, with yourself, with All That Is. It’s just reconnecting with who you are.
You never actually left that state of Heaven. You’ve simply closed the door to being able to see it, to perceive it, to feel it. And that state of Heaven is simply, in the most simple terms, a state of unconditional love. So many people are afraid of loving themselves. They don’t think they are worthy to feel that kind of love for themselves, for their own perceptions of what they may have done wrong or not gotten quite right. Again, nothing can be further from the truth.
You are all deserving. There is never a state where you are not deserving, no matter what you think you have done. These are all simply choices, choices of what to experience. Yes, you have even chosen, often, to experience situations that are rather unpleasant, but they all serve a purpose. It’s to convince you of who you are by showing you who you are not, that is what it is that you don’t want in your life. And I think at this point it has become abundantly clear to most what they do not want.
So there is nothing to be afraid of. It is simply entering into that state that, “Yes, I am allowed to live a life filled with those things and those situations and those people that I do want.” You are allowed. There was never a point when you were not allowed.
Rob: So Yeshi, you mentioned “deserving” of Heaven, and it struck me about a word that I came across this week, “disserving,” versus “deserving.” Are these related?