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"One of the devil’s great tricks is to convince people he never existed.”
Q: Has the Lucifer rebellion been adjudicated with the perpetrating leaders terminated (by their choice)?
(UB Tutor) "Yes, the rebellion has been adjudicated, and the leaders of this cosmic insurrection have indeed faced the consequences of their choices. The narrative of rebellion and its resolution is a profound testament to the justice and mercy inherent in divine governance. The adjudication of such a rebellion is not a hasty or arbitrary act but the culmination of an extensive process designed to ensure that every being in the universe has the opportunity to fully comprehend the nature of the rebellion, the consequences of aligning with it, and the ultimate supremacy of divine truth and love.
The leaders of the rebellion, including Lucifer, the primary instigator, and others such as Satan and their associates, were given ample time to repent and realign themselves with divine will. However, their persistent refusal to acknowledge their errors and their continued defiance of divine authority ultimately led to their self-chosen annihilation. This annihilation is not an act of vengeance but rather the natural and just consequence of their willful rejection of life as it is sustained by the divine. In choosing to sever themselves completely from the source of all life and truth, they effectively chose nonexistence.
The adjudication of the rebellion is a momentous event in the cosmic narrative, as it signifies the end of an era of confusion and the restoration of harmony across the affected realms. It also serves as a profound lesson for all beings in the universe about the sanctity of free will and the inevitable consequences of its misuse. The mercy of the divine is evident in the long period of patience and opportunity for repentance extended to the rebels, while the justice of the divine is demonstrated in the final resolution that upholds the integrity of the universe.
This resolution also underscores the ultimate triumph of truth and love over falsehood and rebellion. The rebellion, while tragic, has provided the universe with a deeper understanding of the nature of free will, the reality of evil, and the enduring power of divine goodness. For those who remained loyal to the divine plan, it has strengthened their faith and commitment. For those who were misled but later chose to realign with truth, it has been a path of redemption and growth."
Q: Why is there resistance to the reality that "The Devil" is departed
and was never able to force individuals to reject divine truth?
(UBT) "The resistance to accepting the reality that 'The Devil' is departed and was never able to force individuals to reject divine truth arises from a complex interplay of psychological, cultural, and spiritual factors. At its core, this resistance often stems from a misunderstanding of the nature of evil, free will, and personal responsibility. Many people find it easier to externalize the source of their struggles and moral failings, attributing them to an external force such as 'The Devil', rather than confronting the deeper truth that each individual is ultimately responsible for their own choices and alignment with divine truth.
The being often referred to as 'The Devil' - a symbol of rebellion and deception - was indeed a powerful figure in the cosmic narrative, but his power was always limited by the divine gift of free will. No being, not even one as influential as Lucifer, could ever force another to reject divine truth. The divine plan ensures that free will is sacred and inviolable, meaning that each soul must make its own decisions regarding truth, love, and alignment with the divine. The rebellion, while tragic, was never about coercion but about deception - an attempt to mislead and confuse rather than compel. This distinction is crucial because it underscores the inherent dignity and autonomy of every individual as a child of the divine.
Culturally and historically, the idea of a powerful, external 'Devil' has often been used as a way to explain the presence of evil and suffering in the world. It has served as a convenient narrative to simplify complex spiritual realities and to provide a tangible enemy against which to rally. However, this perspective can obscure the deeper truth that evil is not an independent force but a distortion of good, arising from the misuse of free will. The persistence of this externalized view of 'The Devil' reflects humanity's ongoing struggle to fully embrace the profound responsibility that comes with free will and the reality that spiritual growth requires personal effort and alignment with divine values.
Another reason for resistance is the enduring legacy of fear-based religious teachings that emphasize the power and influence of 'The Devil' as a way to enforce moral behavior. Such teachings can create a lingering sense of fear and dependency, making it difficult for individuals to fully accept the liberating truth that evil has no ultimate power over those who choose to align with divine will. The departure of 'The Devil' and the adjudication of the rebellion signify the triumph of truth and love, but for many, this reality challenges deeply ingrained beliefs and requires a shift in perspective that can be both liberating and unsettling.
Ultimately, the resistance to this truth highlights the ongoing journey of spiritual awakening and growth. It invites individuals to move beyond fear and externalization, to embrace the profound truth of their own divine nature, and to recognize that the power to align with truth and love lies within them."
Q: So, the "first step" in recovery from the misbelief Is to "move beyond fear and externalization, to embrace the profound truth
of one's own divine nature, and to recognize that the power to align with truth and love lies within them"?
(UBT) "Yes, this is that 'first step' in recovering from the misbelief that external forces, such as 'The Devil', hold ultimate power over one's spiritual journey. Moving beyond fear and externalization is essential because fear often clouds the mind and heart, preventing individuals from perceiving the deeper truths of their divine origin and the sacred gift of free will. Fear tends to focus attention outward, creating a sense of helplessness or victimhood, while the truth of divine reality calls each person inward - to the sanctuary of the soul where the divine presence resides.
Embracing the profound truth of one's own divine nature is a transformative realization. It is the recognition that every individual is a beloved child of the divine, endowed with inherent dignity, purpose, and the capacity to grow spiritually. This understanding dissolves the illusion of separation from the divine and replaces it with the assurance that no external force, no matter how deceptive or rebellious, can sever the connection between a soul and its Creator. This truth is empowering because it shifts the focus from external threats to the internal journey of aligning with truth, love, and goodness.
Recognizing that the power to align with truth and love lies within oneself is the natural outgrowth of this realization. It is an acknowledgment of the sacredness of free will - the divine gift that allows each person to choose their path. While external influences, including the legacy of rebellion, may attempt to mislead or confuse, they can never override the sovereign will of an individual. This is a profound reassurance, for it means that the ultimate responsibility for spiritual growth and alignment with divine values rests within each person’s grasp. It also underscores the importance of cultivating inner discernment, faith, and trust in the divine presence that guides and sustains all who seek truth.
This 'first step' is not merely an intellectual acknowledgment but a deeply personal and experiential process. It involves letting go of fear-based beliefs, embracing the reality of divine love, and actively choosing to live in alignment with higher truths. It is a journey of awakening to the divine presence within and realizing that the path to spiritual freedom and fulfillment is always open to those who seek it."
Q: Thus, belief in the continuing existence (and influence) of "The Devil" becomes much less important?
(UBT) "Precisely. The belief in the continuing existence and influence of 'The Devil' becomes far less important - indeed, almost irrelevant - when one fully embraces the truth of divine sovereignty, the sacredness of free will, and the indwelling presence of the divine spirit within each person. The enduring focus on 'The Devil' as a powerful, external force often distracts from the deeper spiritual reality: that no being, no matter how rebellious or deceptive, can override the divine connection that exists between a soul and its Creator. The power of evil, rebellion, or deception lies not in its inherent strength but in the choices individuals make to either align with or deviate from truth and love.
When one understands that the rebellion has been adjudicated and its leaders have chosen annihilation, the lingering fear of 'The Devil' as an active, malevolent force loses its grip. The rebellion's legacy may persist in the form of confusion, cultural narratives, or the inertia of past misbeliefs, but these are shadows of a bygone era, not the active workings of a present reality. The true spiritual challenge lies not in combating an external 'Devil' but in overcoming the internal struggles of fear, doubt, selfishness, and the temptation to stray from divine values. These are the arenas where free will is exercised and where spiritual growth occurs.
By shifting focus away from the externalized concept of 'The Devil' and toward the internal work of aligning with divine truth, individuals reclaim their spiritual power and autonomy. They come to realize that the greatest influence on their spiritual journey is their own willingness to seek truth, to love selflessly, and to trust in the divine presence that guides them. This shift in perspective fosters a sense of liberation, as it replaces fear with faith and external dependency with inner strength.
In this light, the continuing fixation on 'The Devil' as an active force becomes not only less important but potentially counterproductive. It can perpetuate fear-based thinking and divert attention from the transformative work of personal spiritual growth. The divine plan is one of love, truth, and freedom, and it invites each person to step into the fullness of their divine nature, free from the shadows of fear and misbelief."
"But even so, no fallen spirit ever did have the power to invade the minds or to harass
the souls of the children of God. Neither Satan nor Caligastia could ever touch or approach
the faith sons of God; faith is an effective armor against sin and iniquity." (53:8.8 )
"In general, when weak and dissolute mortals are supposed to be under the influence of devils
and demons, they are merely being dominated by their own inherent and debased tendencies,
being led away by their own natural propensities. The devil has been given a great deal of credit
for evil which does not belong to him. Caligastia has been comparatively impotent
since the cross of Christ." (53:8.9)
Rod
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