Yeshua did not suffer on the cross

To look at the story of crucifixion and see suffering is to project onto Him what we would have felt. To imagine Him on the cross burdened and challenged is to hold Him and ourselves in the consciousness of the victim.

Yeshua was not a victim.

Yeshua was not a savior.

Yeshua was a great Master Teacher who showed us what is possible in a human body. God incarnate, yes, but incarnate in a human body.

First He told us in words. And many opened their ears and hearts, listened and were transformed.

Others asked for proof, asked for miracles and came with broken legs and all kinds of plagues, to receive healing. And many hearts softened by witnessing this.

Others, even if they first received the change, could not bear it and after a while they became troubled. The Light was too great, transforming one completely.

And they came and said “surely it is easy for you to be this light and bring miracles, because you are God, and you incarnated in purity, you have not gone through what we have endured. Even your light could not bear the sufferings that tormented us”.

Yeshua told them that this Light from the essence of the One Being is not affected by suffering. On the contrary, any pain will melt into it. But they did not believe the word, so he gave them permission to convince themselves.

Some wanted to see that even the Son of God is not immune to pain.

Others only cared about the risk of losing their power and the establishment his presence was threatening. These ones led the movement, the others allowed it. 

There were also those who mourned, and those who knew, trusted and supported Him in his mission.

And he was put on the cross, they tortured him, they mocked him. They brought out all the suffering they had inside.

And He endured it all.

The body suffered, of course. But Yeshua was not just the body.

The soul was fully anchored in the Light of the Immortal Self, in fully sovereign freedom, from which he chose to allow and prepare this great public demonstration. Even the “betrayal” of Judas was prepared, known and consented to by Yeshua beforehand. It was an important role to play and a difficult one.

Yeshua was in his role as Creator on the cross. Yeshua was there to show us that anything can be done to the man, when the soul is anchored in divinity, it is untouchable.

After all the torture, seeing that He still carried an unwavering faith, the people then thrust the spear, saying that if suffering does not destroy the light, death will. Because “nothing resists death”.

Yeshua restored the body with light. He did not abandon it on the cross, He allowed it to serve the great work, and then in the tomb, his body was tended to by the healing hands of Mary Magdalene and Mother Mary, by the field of masters gathered in light around Him and the inner Christic light. The body was prepared and then restored from Light.

And Yeshua Resurrected.

Thus He demonstrated to us step by step, that all suffering and all death of a human body can be transmuted. That the Divine Light within us is truly stronger than anything.

Yeshua was not a savior either. He did not do this to save us, but to show us another possibility that each one can choose.

Of course, He burned a great deal of humanity's karma, not through sacrifice, but through forgiveness. People brought out the darkest in them, and He still loved us, and He did not judge what was done to him, not for a moment, because He accepted and instigated the coming out of the shadow. He did this because he knew he could bear it. His forgiveness, his love, melted those pains, instead of perpetuating them. In this way, He blessed and elevated us as Creators. As promised, the Light melted the pain.

This great demonstration was meant to create a Path to the New World in which people live anchored in virtues, in harmony with each other, in which healing and miracles are a natural part of life, in which we are all one big family. A new world in which we are no longer slaves to suffering and death, we are no longer victims. This work was a proof of what is possible, so that everyone can seek resurrection within themselves.

The Christic Path shows us that the passage through death can lead, not to dissolution, but to reintegration into the Wholeness of Totality, from which we recreate our Light.

I Am. I Am Light. I Am the Resurrection.

The I Am within All.

We are the New World. Every day we choose the Light within.

Amen!

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Amia Rosa 🌹

(these teachings come from meditations with Yeshua, they represent my truth and are shared to inspire those who resonate)