Easter is symbolic of Death and Resurrection, something one faces and realises when serious about self-enquiry, a path that we embark upon when called to do so, often known as a spiritual path.  The spiritual path is one that has many distractions along the way, entertainments that we must be mindful of and not be distracted with or led into temptation by.

It is no coincidence that my book has been released at this time, a time when the energy of Christ permeates humanity.

The story of Christ is symbolic of the process that we all must eventually embark upon. We need to sacrifice the self we have been conditioned to be and the self we have come to believe we are.

Why? because that’s not who we are, who we truly are in most instances has been forgotten.

It is time to remember and experience the truth,11:11 is a trigger within humanity’s DNA, it’s there in order that we question its significance. Once we do question we can then let life reveal the answer to us in a way that is significant and perfect for us.

The ego constructed self must die in order to be resurrected in a new way. We can then be born again with an awareness of who we truly are. We die whilst remaining alive.

The essence of our being does not come or go. What dies is only that which veils the truth, this can be a painful process of purification.

All the layers of personal and collective conditioning will be stripped away until what remains can be acknowledged and experienced.

Christ consciousness is the divine doorway through which we must enter to realise God. As Jesus said nobody comes to the father except through me.

Christ consciousness emerges through inner unification, the reconciliation of all inner conflicts, it consummates a divine marriage between our masculine and feminine qualities.

We do not have to be religious for this process to occur. It is man that has placed Christ, Jesus, and God into religion. This process is inherent, few have had the courage to walk this path and realise the truth.

This process is something that can be experienced beyond religious constraints and connotations. It is available to all human beings who dare to question their existence and for those who are prepared to do whatever it takes to know and experience the answer.

The realisation of this process is the second coming of Christ, Christ will emerge within many, the many that are being called to awaken at this time.

Kerry Kirwan.