Heart/mind coherence – focus on what is important in life

Probably one of the most important things we can say is don’t allow life to get in the way of what God wants to teach you and transform you into. Focus on the eternal, not what’s temporary. Why let worry and stress control our lives? 100 years from now.

Phl 4:6

Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need and thank him for all he has done.

Heart/mind coherence (forming a unified whole) is something very important to focus on. It refers to the harmonious alignment (connection) between what we feel in our hearts and what we think in our minds. When our inner beliefs and emotions are synchronized, we become more receptive to spiritual insight, revelation and transformation. This inner unity enables us to experience God’s presence more fully, allowing His truth to shape both our understanding and our actions.
Luke 8:18

18 So pay careful attention to your hearts as you listen to my teaching, for to those who have open hearts, even more revelation will be given to them until it overflows. And for those who do not listen with open hearts, what little light they imagine themselves to have will be taken away.”
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The Radical Revelation Revolution 9-10-25

The revolution is here, and it is radical. This revolution is upsetting the status quo. The traditions of men are coming down. Let God arise and his enemies be scattered. The old way of thinking (stinking thinking) must go to make way for the truth to come forth. God is love and he is making all things new and it begins first with us.

There is a drastic shift (revolution) occurring in the church today.

A revolution is a forcible overthrow of a government or social order, in favor of a new system. Jesus brought us a new covenant and he said he fulfilled the old one.

A huge revelation I received years back came out of:

Gal 1

11 Beloved ones, let me repeat emphatically that the gospel entrusted to me was not given to me by any man. 12 No one taught me this revelation, for it was given to me directly by the unveiling of Jesus Christ.

Paul’s testimony here highlights the importance of receiving spiritual truth directly from God, rather than relying solely on human tradition or interpretation. This invites us to seek personal encounters and revelation, trusting that God desires to communicate His heart to each of us. In doing so, our faith becomes authentic and rooted in relationship, rather than in ritual or doctrine.

Revelation – (apokalypsis) it is where we get the Greek word a·poc·a·lypse. The dictionary definition says, the complete final destruction of the world, as described in the biblical book of Revelation. Now the Biblical definition says to be revealed or unveiling, making known that which is hidden, a disclosure of truth, instruction. We can now see where all the misinformation about how God is going to destroy things. The true title of the book of Revelation is the unveiling or the reveling of Christ, in us.

A revelation from God transfers us from the seen to the unseen, from the natural to the supernatural, from the temporal to the eternal, from human consciousness to Christ consciousness.

People are enslaved by the belief system they are in. So, the lesson here is don’t allow yourself to be bound to a specific belief system. Have an open heart and mind to the leading of Holy Spirit. Have no fear of being rejected because you don’t conform to a certain group and how they believed. Jesus was rejected for bucking the system.

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The Great Awakening - Awakened into the truth

What happens when our soul is awakened?

Spiritual awakening, signifying a heightened state of self-identity, a deeper understanding of life, and a conscious shift in perception and understanding.

The scriptures remind us, “Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you.” From 1 Thessalonians 4:6, “So then let us not sleep, as others do, but let us keep awake and be sober.”

To be sober can mean not drunk, but in this context, it means to be calm and collected in spirit and to be watchful (alert and diligent).

4 Things regarding Salvation—

1. Salvation is the restitution of man to his spiritual birthright;

It is the return to the original innocence and harmony intended for humanity—a restoration of the inner likeness to the Divine. Through salvation, one is invited to awaken dormant gifts: wisdom, compassion, clarity, and strength, once shadowed by separation but now reclaimed in the light of renewed understanding. This process is not abstract or distant; it is as immediate as the next breath, as tangible as the next act of kindness. It is the transformation of the heart that makes possible a vibrant, awakened life in the here and now.

2. regaining conscious possession of his God-given attributes. It comes as the result of redemption; the change from sin to righteousness.

Salvation, then, unfolds not as a distant promise but as a present reality, shaping each moment with grace and possibility. It invites us to break free from spiritual lethargy—to move beyond the mere forms and habits that lull the soul into forgetfulness. Every step, every choice, every gesture of compassion is a step deeper into the mystery of salvation—a journey from fragmentation to unity, from sleep to awareness, from separation to divine embrace.

3. Salvation comes to man as a free gift from God.

This divine gift is received not through striving or merit, but by accepting the grace that is always available—an unearned invitation to return to our true selves. As we embrace salvation’s present reality, we find that awakening is more than a stirring from slumber; it is a call to consciousness that reverberates through every fiber of our being. Each moment becomes a canvas for transformation, as the Spirit gently urges us to open our eyes to the radiance within and around us. In responding to this call, we are empowered to cast off limitations and old patterns, rising into the fullness of life intended for us.

4. It embodies a knowledge of God that frees one from all limitations and points the way by which mind and body may be lifted up to the spiritual place of consciousness.

This awakening is not an isolated event, but an ongoing process—a daily renewal.

To awaken, then, is to recognize the call to step out of mere routine and ritual and enter into a living, breathing relationship with the Yahweh. The awakening is not a moment of fear or judgment, but an invitation toward wholeness—an urging to live actively in the light of love, mercy, and truth