The flow of life is coming from and through me through those energy gates. My physical body is energised. My mind is connected to the eternal realm, connected to the ability to see, perceive, have insight and understanding. My ability to communicate, my heart, my connection and emotions that are connected to creation, my grounding gate connecting me to creation, the creative gate, and the different capacities for joy within me: all of those produce a state in which I choose that I always have enough of everything. That is the state of being I live in.
Now, in the past, when I’ve thought about my day, I’ve considered what it’s going to require. When I dug the last big hole I dug, which was for a pond, I got down about 18 inches and hit clay, big solid red clay. It was horrible, really thick and claggy. Trying to dig it out with a pick was really hard work. And I thought, this is going to require some physical strength and perseverance and attitude, which is the key. I could have got down 18 inches into clay and decided this was going to take me days. And my attitude would have lost its joy. But I didn’t lose my joy. I set my joy on what was before me. It says Jesus was joyful for the joy that was set before him. So when I was digging the pond, I began to imagine and see it in completion. I started to think about the animals, the wildlife that was going to be in the pond, the plants. I started to think about that while I was digging. So I was joyful during the process because my attitude was focused on the result of what I was digging, not just on the hard labour itself. And it was hard labour. I can’t say it was easy.
But there was also potential danger in swinging a pick in a pit. So I set my mind on protection while I was doing it, and I began to see in advance some things that could happen. There were rocks hidden in the clay, and if I hit one of them, the pick could have come back and hit me or slipped and hit my leg, digging in close quarters. I managed the danger by choosing to see the possibilities and avoiding the negative ones. On a few occasions I saw a stone and instead of swinging at it, I went to the side and dug it out rather than hitting it hard. I saw it in an instant.
I also had a choice of how much work I wanted to do. I had three or four days to dig the pond, because I was digging it while Debbie was away. I wanted to surprise her when she got back, because we had talked about it, and she had said it would be quite nice, but I hadn’t said I was going to do it. I thought, I’m going to bless her with a pond, so when she comes back there’s going to be a big hole we can fill together. So I had a few days, and there were other things I also wanted to do. I didn’t just dig a hole for ten hours a day. I dug for five hours a day and then did something else for the next three or four. I managed the time sensibly.
And I didn’t run out of energy, and I didn’t get muscularly tired. I’m not a muscular person. I’ve never been a bodybuilder or particularly strong physically; I’m quite wiry. But I know what happens when you swing a pick for five or six hours. The muscle fibres break and then repair and build up and get stronger. I didn’t want stronger arms particularly, so I managed that. I engaged with the muscles of my arms to be able to work without breaking and being damaged, and therefore without feeling the pain of the activity. I never felt any pain or muscle soreness, and I never do, regardless of what I’m doing, because I manage that in my own choice and consciousness.
It’s the same with walking. When I was in Rome for five days, we walked thirty-odd thousand steps every day. I never got tired, because I managed it. I’m working with my body, in cooperation with it, for what I want to do, and I have to think about that consciously and choose to engage in the physical with the spiritual energy I have. I’ve learned to do this; it didn’t happen overnight. It is my expectation and my choice to consciously be aware that I always have enough physical, emotional, and mental energy to do whatever I’m doing, and to do it joyfully, because that’s where the energy comes from. Being joyful strengthens you. Jesus said, my joy is in you, so your joy can be full. He is the source of my joy. When I’m drinking of that river, it’s a river of joy and delight.
Living from a State of Well-Being
So I am joyfully receiving joy, and it’s like I live in rest. I’m at rest even when I’m digging a hole, because my spirit, soul, and body are in a place of rest. I’m not striving, not anxious, not worried, not concerned. I’m living in a state of rest, and that state of rest is a state of well-being. God spoke to me: live loving, love living. That is how I live. I am energised by the love of God for me. Life is joyfully lived, and I live in a way that I love other people in the same way. I don’t hold things against people. I ensure that I’m emotionally balanced and healthy, not angry, bitter, or resentful, because if you live in negative energy emotionally and mentally, you will lower your frequency and make yourself susceptible to disease. Dis-ease: you’re not at ease, not at rest. Your spirit, soul, and body are in conflict and not in union, and that’s not a good thing. The higher frequencies of love and joy are positive, healthy, energising frequencies. Misery, anger, fear, resentment, bitterness: these are all low frequencies which will affect the physical body, lower its energy, and make it susceptible to harm.
So make sure we live in joy. Now, joy is not the absence of difficult circumstances that you have to manage. It doesn’t mean things won’t go wrong. Although you can choose realities for blessing, and I live in the blessing of God, sometimes things happen around me that I need to manage. I remain in joy even within sorrow. Someone could die, and I’m not going to be happy about that. I would be genuinely sorry and sorrowful, but I can still be joyful within the sorrow, because joy is the energy I’m blessed with. Life is worthy to be lived, and even in the sadness of losing someone, God can bring good out of it. I look to engage the good that he brings and come back to a state of rest, not anxious, not worried, not frantic, but living within that framework. Joy is the economy of life. It’s what we live from. It’s a well-being economy. I live in an attitude of mental awareness, well-being, mindfulness, living in the present moment, not in the past or the future, but in the present moment, which contains all the grace, mercy, and love I need to be fully whole and healthy and living from that state of immortality.
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Life is in God. But there’s a sense where our creative ability is designed to engage zero point energy and for light to form reality. So there’s this way in which we can use energy to make things, to create things, and there’s the way in which we’re energised.
We’re energised from the life of God, but God has put within the fabric of creation the building blocks for creativity. And therefore zero point energy, yes, it can energise whatever we need if we can draw from it and use it correctly, but also it’s there within the fabric of all things in terms of light. You could say zero point energy is light that is manifestable. So when you think of the quantum field and you’re engaging with it, you’re engaging with the potential possibilities for realities to form when we begin to choose them.
Part of the problem is that people choose their realities based on their past experience rather than their future expectation and intention, so they keep getting what they’ve always got. We’ve got to stop looking at our past and start looking for the future which is aligned to God’s heart for us. And therefore all of that becomes energy that we can use, which is designed to respond to us.
Living light responds to our voice when we speak with the authority of God as oracles. Then we begin to choose realities around our lives, and then corporately we come together to choose greater realities in agreement with one another. So zero point energy is what everything is touching at some point; it re-energises the physical systems, but we are energised from God, not creation. I think that bears thinking about, because I think people will try and draw from that field to be immortal, and that’s actually not the source of eternal life, of immortal life, but it is the source of creativity in the physical and spiritual realms.
So it’s interesting that you’ve got to get this relationship right: God, then our relationship with the physical realm, and then beginning to bring both of them together in how we bring about restoration and transformation and change and creativity and all of the things that we’re made in the image and likeness of God to do. But yes, it would change drastically the way the world functions if there was complete free energy, and that energy was available to everyone, both to manage the physical realm in terms of the energy we need to heat our houses and all that sort of thing, but also in terms of how we form reality to bring about the restoration of God’s original intention. We need to be able to interact with light so that light can respond to us.
God gave us immortality in relationship with him and made us to be creative beings who could use energy to create as he did. He said, let there be light, which is the building block, the fabric of creation, and which is who he is as well as light. But then he enables us to be able to create things as he does, by calling things that be not as if they are. And that’s really why light responds. God wasn’t saying “let there be light” into a vacuum; it was out of the desires of his heart that that could take place. But I’m sure there will be lots of scientific discoveries around how to interact with the quantum field and how to draw zero point energy from it. What we don’t want is that in the hands of the wrong people who are just going to make money out of it and use it to control people, and travel, and everything else.
The first time I heard about zero point energy, God spoke to me in 2010 about quantum physics and zero point energy and everything else, but I’d actually heard it before in the Stargate universe, in terms of zero point modules, which fuelled the Stargates and the puddle jumpers and all the things they were using to travel. And then when God spoke to me about it, it was a moment of, so you mean that sort of thing? And essentially, yes: science fiction had come up with something based on science fact.
I do believe there is a grid system of gateways designed to connect the universe so that we do not have to travel in a spaceship but can travel through a wormhole which can connect two points pretty much instantaneously, because it goes into the quantum field and comes out the other side. It’s quantum tunnelling. Wormhole technology is really quantum tunnelling: you go into the quantum field in one place and come out from the quantum field in another place, pretty much instantly, which again is science fact, and there are those who are quietly working on it.
I believe there is a system that God has created within the universe and dimensional realities which is designed for us to engage, rather than us building a whole load of spaceships to take us out to the stars. As much as I enjoy the science fiction, Star Trek and everything else, I don’t believe that’s totally God’s intention. I believe there is a system of travel that we can engage with, and I engage that all the time. We all do. Think about it: how can my consciousness be here and be in the realms of heaven at the same time? How can I communicate with myself in that sense? It’s quantum entanglement. If we understand quantum entanglement, then we can understand quantum tunnelling, and we can see that actually distance means nothing when you understand quantum mechanics, because there is no distance in terms of communication.
So within me, within the core of my being, there are portals for communication and travel that can bring my consciousness to anywhere where God is, because in him we live and move and have our being. There is no limitation or restriction in time and space if we really begin to embrace a full understanding of the capabilities and how God has created the universe for us to be able to explore without the need for man-made technology.
And it’s interesting that in the Stargate universe, the ancient Egyptian gods and the pyramids were all part of this, being transport mechanisms connected to these systems. There’s truth in some of that. They weren’t gods, but what were they? That’s an interesting question for us to gain perspective on, and I think there’s more to all of that which will come about one day.
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It is the source that we need to drink from. And drinking, eating, they are all figurative, metaphors. Jesus said in John 6 that whoever eats the bread that comes down from heaven will not die. We are not physically eating his literal body, and we are not literally eating actual bread. So what are we doing?
We are not literally drinking water either, because it is not water as such. It is life. It is energy. It is the source. We have to choose which source we drink from. You could say we are drinking either from the tree of life or from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. In a sense, we are either drawing from our own limited capacity or from an external source that can continually fill that capacity without ever running out.
That is how I see it.
I believe individuals are born with a certain amount of energy and life, and their body is the container of that life. How that energy is used determines how long it lasts. Eventually, if it runs out, people die. But that was not how God intended it to be. He did not create humanity to run out of life. Our own independent source will eventually run dry unless we find another source.
Now, people are looking for sources in technology. They are talking about extending life through nanotechnology, supplements and things that positively affect the cells of the body. I am not against any of that. But it is not the same as immortal life. That is extending human life. The human body was created to self-repair, self-heal and live forever. But I am talking about a source of life that Jesus promised, a source that comes out of eternity.
Choosing the Right Source
As we focus our intention on that source and choose to drink from it, that source energises us. It energises our mortal bodies and gives life to them. Romans 8 talks about this, that the Spirit gives life to our mortal bodies.
Our bodies are mortal unless they receive immortal life. Originally, they were not created mortal. They became mortal because humanity chose to walk away from life itself. Jesus came to abolish death and bring life and immortality into the light. The question is this: if he abolished death, why are people still dying? Because they are not embracing the life and immortality he brought into the light.
Jesus promised that if we drink from this source, it would become a fountain springing up into eternal life. That means both quality and quantity of life. The body does not have to die, but the life we live is also meant to be abundant.
Jesus promised abundant life in John 10. The enemy comes to rob, kill and destroy. That gives us a clear picture of what happens when we follow the wrong path. You could see that enemy as a personal being, but you could also see the path itself as an enemy. If we continue down that path, it eventually robs us of the abundance Jesus intended. Abundant life is not merely life without end. It is the quality of life we were created to live.
Living from Abundance
The source of that life is a life that sons were intended to live, a life carrying abilities beyond the merely natural. Eternal life was meant to be immortal life, but also abundant life, full of everything abundance carries within it. I believe abundant life is very different from what most people are currently experiencing.
If we choose daily to drink from that source and from no other source, then that source will energise our whole being. It will enable us not only to live without dying, but also to live the abundant kind of life Jesus promised. It becomes a matter of choice.
So how do we do that? Jesus said, “Come and drink.” Whoever drinks this water… Well, what do you do to drink that water? You picture it. You receive it. You choose it. Anyone who says they encountered Jesus and received life from him made a choice to receive that life. It was available, but they still had to choose it. So this is about choosing to focus our intention on a source of life that will never run out.
Relationship Rather Than Fear
But that choice has to become a state of being, not just something we mechanically repeat every day out of fear. Otherwise we start thinking, “I have to keep doing this or I will die.” That becomes fear-based. It becomes works again. This has to remain relational.
When Jesus talked about drinking living water, he was talking about relationship. You can drink natural water or you can come to him as the source of life itself. That is why he spoke about eating his flesh, drinking his blood and eating the bread that came down from heaven. He was speaking about himself.
The seven “I am” statements reveal not only who Jesus is, but who he becomes to us in relationship.
“I am the way, the truth and the life.”
That statement only becomes reality to me when I engage with him relationally as the way, the truth and the life. The same is true of resurrection life. I have to engage it relationally for him to become my source of resurrection and life.
Rivers of Living Water
Jesus also said, “Whoever is thirsty, come to me and drink, and rivers of living water will flow from their innermost being.”
So again, the source is him. What do we do? We come to him. We drink. Whatever that means in practice, we are responsible for engaging it. He is the source that never runs out. When we drink from his presence within us, rivers of living water begin to flow from our innermost being. It is not like repeatedly taking another cup of water. He himself becomes the continual source of our life. As we remain in relationship with him and do not turn to another source, the river within us increases in flow. You choose to drink, and the flow begins.
If we are the temple of the Holy Spirit, then there is an increase in the flow of spirit, life and energy within us. Whether you call it living water, spirit or energy, it is his life within us. John 7 says that Jesus spoke of the Spirit who was with them but not yet in them because he had not yet been glorified. He had not yet returned to heaven to establish the kingdom and give it to the saints of the Most High.
Then in John 14, Jesus said he was going to prepare a place for us so that where he is, we may be also. People often think he was talking about heaven after death, but he was talking about relationship. A few verses later he explains it clearly: “I am in the Father and the Father is in me.”
So he was saying, “I am going to the cross, I will return, and I will bring you into the relationship I have with the Father.” Later in John 14 he says, “On that day you will know that I am in my Father, and you are in me, and I am in you.” That day was resurrection day. When Jesus breathed on his disciples and said, “Receive the Spirit,” he became resurrection life for all mankind. Humanity was made alive in Christ.
God breathed into Adam at the beginning, and now Christ breathes life into the new humanity. All died in Adam, and all are made alive in Christ. That relationship has now been established.
The Flow of Living Water
If we are the temple of the Holy Spirit and God dwells in us, then Ezekiel 37 talks about the flow of water flowing in the temple and from the temple increasing. It can be ankle deep. So we can drink, but the flow only be ankle deep. Or we can drink and the flow becomes knee deep, waist deep, until it is completely flowing with the fullness of energy, life and spirit to bring life wherever it goes.
Because if we are only a receptacle of living water, it will stagnate. It has got to flow to release the energy. If we just drink it and keep it to ourselves, then we either consume it or it stagnates. But it is meant to flow. That is why it says rivers of living water will flow from our innermost being. Not just remain in our innermost being, but flow from it.
The river flows through the gateways of our spirit and soul. If those gateways are not open and flowing, then there is a limit to how much can flow. So you are only going to get ankle deep if the gateways are partially closed. Only a certain amount of energy is allowed through. We need to remain open to the flow.
When it speaks of our innermost being, I believe that is not our spirit alone, but the union of spirit, soul and body as we were created to be.
Within that union there is, you could say, an eternal mechanism or technology, if you want to use that term, which turns spirit energy, living water, flowing water, into energy that will never cease. That energy energises our body and releases the powers of eternal life within us.
Ecclesiastes says God has placed eternity in our hearts. I believe that is what it is talking about: the eternal perspective of abundance, life and energy. We have the capacity within us to receive living water and to produce energy from that living water which energises our whole being.
That includes what I would describe as the seven energy gates within us. Just as we have a blood system, a lymphatic system and a nervous system, we also have an energy system designed to be energised by the flow that comes from heaven.
That flow is energised within us and then distributed through our whole being as living energy, light or spirit, however you want to describe it.
Flow, Energy and Creation
Those energy gates are inside us so that we can be energised by what comes as a flowing river.
If you think of hydroelectric power, you have a flowing river that is usually dammed up so there is a huge capacity of water. Then the water flows through gates, through turbines, and produces electricity. It is similar within us. Something is flowing that needs to be focused so it generates increasing amounts of energy through the gateways of our being, which then flows outward.
So there is a lot involved in drinking from the source. It is relational. It is not a formula. It is a relational connection to life that gives us abundance, overflowing life, the abundant life Jesus promised. But we still have a choice regarding where we drink from and what relationship we engage with. Most people are not consciously connecting to the life and energy within them that flows from heaven.
Where does the river of life flow from? From the throne of God, through the tree of life, into us. And that source does not come independently of the tree of life, which you could say is Jesus himself. He is the relational point through which we drink from that source.
The Increasing Flow
The river that flowed through Eden split into four rivers which watered the earth. There is symbolism in that. Rivers produce energy. That can translate into the seven rivers flowing through the seven energy gates, which can also connect symbolically with the seven Spirits of God and the many patterns of seven throughout Scripture.
That flowing energy carries the capacities of sonship and the aspects of God’s character and nature. It energises us in many different ways. So there is a lot to consider in all of this. But I do not think it is complicated. It requires choice and intention until it becomes a state of being.
I have done many things intentionally until they became part of who I am. So I began every day by picturing a door within my spirit and opening that door, because Jesus wants me to choose to open the door and allow him to fill me and let the flow begin.
Then I drink from the source, which is him. He is my source, but I have to allow that source to flow. Otherwise it remains only a trickle, and most people live from a trickle. But that is not enough to sustain eternal life or immortal life. The flow must increase until it brings life wherever it goes. Then we ourselves become a source of life.
Living Beyond Survival
Those rivers are meant to flow through us into creation itself. Creation needs energy to overcome entropy. The laws of thermodynamics say that energy within a system eventually runs down.
Creation itself is drawing energy from what some would call the quantum field, but only in limited ways. Humanity was intended to operate differently, not merely surviving, but drawing creatively from that field and aligning it through intention and choice. Our personal energy, however, is meant to come from relationship with the living source.
So there is interaction between the flow of life that comes from God and the creative field within creation itself. We were designed to connect with those dimensions from the eternal core of our being.
The quality of eternal life and immortality is not merely endless existence. It is the ability to live multidimensionally, non-linearly, unrestricted by time and space, functioning again in the kind of sonship Adam originally carried. Many people think about immortality only as a wish or a hope. They do not really consider its implications.
Jesus said, “Drink.” He also said, “Come to me and find rest.” He did not say, “I will force this on you.” Relationship requires engagement. He is already present. He is already within us. We simply have to connect with him and open ourselves to the flow.
The Purpose of Abundant Life
If we are not going to die, then the real question becomes: how are we going to live? Not dying is not really the issue. Living is the issue. What source are we living from? How are we sustained? What does abundant life actually look like? Abundant life includes health, provision and purpose. Many people retire and then quickly die because they no longer have purpose.
But sonship is our purpose. Co-heirship with creation, co-creation, the ongoing expansion of God’s kingdom and peace — there is much to do when we begin to understand who we really are as sons of God.
And if immortality is real, then we also have to think about the emotional implications. If others around us continue dying because they have not embraced life, there would be sorrow in that. Children, grandchildren, generations. That is why relationship with Jesus remains central. He carries our griefs and sorrows. He remains the relational connection that enables us to live abundantly even in difficult situations.
Immortality is not an isolated idea. It flows from health, abundance and relationship. If someone is sick, miserable, purposeless or mentally incapacitated, why would they want to live forever in that condition? There is much more to this than simply “not dying.”
God wants to bring us into abundance so fully that we actually desire to live forever, functioning as sons within creation, bringing freedom to creation itself. That will require immense energy. Creation groans under corruption and decay. God has given us responsibility within that process. Everything has been provided. We simply have to remain connected to the right source and allow that life to flow outward through us into creation.
So there is a lot to think about. But ultimately, “keep drinking” simply means remaining relationally connected to the right source and allowing that life to continue flowing within us.
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It is a subject which is becoming quite widespread and more and more people are beginning to engage it. I think the key to it is you cannot just be passive hoping that you are immortal. It says that the mortal puts on immortality. So there is a sense of “well, what do we do to put it on, or be clothed by immortality?” and that it requires our thinking to align with immortality. So, no fear in our thinking, no alignment to aging and death as if inevitability, no alignment to time running out. All the negatives, you know, we have to think of.
You cannot embrace immortality without thinking about the effects of death because death is overcome with life, it is swallowed up in life. So we have got to actually address what is our thinking which needs to change, which has been aligned to death or the inevitability of it, because most of us have been brought up with that inevitability. And in Christian circles, death is seen as a promotion because you get promoted to get the good stuff. We have got to break that mindset and make that mindset disconnected from death so that we can actually embrace, ” why does God want me to be immortal? God has made me immortal, and how can I clothe myself with his intention for me?”
Which means, how do I draw from the right source, because most people die because they run out of life. It is almost like you are born with an amount of life within a container of your body. There is an amount of life that, as you get older, you are running down that amount of life until eventually there is no life left and you die because you are only drawing from the natural source of life that is within your mortal body.
But if you are drawing from an energy source which is beyond that energy that you have just within your body, and you are drinking from living water as an energy source which is a fountain which is supplying you eternal life, then you are not going to run out of energy – because it is a constant supply of energy which is not that you had when you were born. So we have got to change the source to draw on immortal energy, the energy of God, the life of God, the spirit, all sorts of ways of looking at it. Drinking living water so that rivers of living water are flowing in us.
It is like we were born with a tank and we are drinking from the tank until there is no tank left. Nothing in the tank and the tank is empty, we die. But if we continually be infilled with a flow of life which is coming from beyond the tank, then our tank never needs to actually run out. But it is the source, and we have got to turn to the source. Jesus said, “Anyone who is thirsty, come to me and drink.” Think of thirst being running out of life. We need to turn to a source of eternal life.
And immortality is not just ‘not dying’. It is living a quality of life which is the abundant life that Jesus promised. I do not think most people would want to live forever in the state that they are currently in. They do not want that, but they do not know how to do it.
And there are changes. We need to find the abundance of life so that that life is a joy to live and we do not want to die because this life is so good. Why would I want to miss out on more of this life? But for a lot of people, the quality of their life is not there. Therefore they see life as something where “eventually, I am going to get a promotion and then I will get the good stuff when I die” because they do not have the abundance now.
So we need to ensure that we have the abundance of life which is love and joy and peace and everything that God intends us to have, and not be robbed, killed or destroyed by the lack of it, which is how the enemy will deceive us into believing that we will inevitably die. So there is a sense where our mind needs to be renewed to a different way of thinking about it, but our being needs to be focused on drawing from a different source.
So we are actively clothing ourselves in immortality or drinking from the right source because we know that we do not have what it takes within our own self to maintain life forever. There is a limitation on what we can draw from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, if you like. We need to draw from the tree of life, and that source, the tree of life, will never run out.
So there is stuff to think about, you know, in changing thinking, turning our attention to a different source, and then drinking from that source.
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The enemy comes to rob, kill and destroy, but we are promised abundant life.
It is interesting that people have different views of immortality and how it works. I think if you are thinking about immortality from the perspective of, “Well, I am not going to die,” then you have to be prepared not to die. So how are you going to live? Forget death. Death is not the issue. Life is the issue. How are we going to live an abundant life? Jesus promised that we would have abundant life. The enemy comes to rob, kill and destroy, but we are promised abundant life.
So, what is abundant life? How do we embrace abundant life? How are you going to live for the next hundred years? Are you going to continue working and earning a wage to fund yourself for the next hundred years? Are you going to find a way to provide for yourself in a supernatural way, or by operating out of a different mindset? You have to think about these issues as well. If your pension pot does not last a hundred years—most people with a guaranteed pension are not expecting to draw it for a hundred years—they are expecting maybe ten or twenty years once they reach retirement. What will happen if you run out of pension money?
The state pension will provide something, of course, but we need to be preparing for immortality now by thinking about what we will need to maintain the lifestyle we choose. Whether that is living in a way so that we are not subject to the grid, paying bills and all the other usual concerns, or whether we can manifest things by choosing the reality in which finances or resources appear. Is the financial system going to remain the same for the next hundred years? I doubt it, because the current system is based on nothing, with no real assets behind it. It is all ethereal, electronic money. If that system collapsed, what would you do?
I do believe God will give us insight into how to prepare for the future so that we are not controlled by the systems of the world, but are living a heavenly life on earth. Jesus was able to manifest food, yet he still ate after the resurrection. There are also people today who live without eating, breatharians, who believe they can live on breath.
There are many ways of thinking about these things, and we need to engage with them seriously. Not just, “Oh, I haven’t thought about that, I do not really know.” No. Let us think about it now. Let us prepare now. Let us be ready now for everything we need to live, everything we need to do, and all the changes that will take place—financially, politically, and worldly. As God restores things, trust in the current systems will come to an end. People will need to find a different solution, which I believe will be a manifestation of God’s kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.
We also live in these systems, so we have to find a way to transition from where we are now into living fully manifested kingdom lives on earth as it is in heaven. It is a lot to consider when it comes to immortality. The question is not whether we die, but how we are going to live. The thing of not dying is not the issue. The real question is, how are we going to live abundant life, and what is that going to look like? That is something all of us should be thinking about, ready to form a perspective that can then be turned into a choice of reality—a perspective many people are not currently considering.
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In this session we continue to explore transformation through communion, using the body and blood of Jesus to open our spiritual gateways and release the flow of life.
True transformation—metamorphosis—affects spirit, soul and body, including our DNA, aligning us with our eternal identity as sons of God. Creation longs for this revealing: we are heirs with Christ, meant to rule and reflect God’s glory, but this requires embracing the often uncomfortable process of change. Declarations during communion can help activate this, but must be personally true for us and spoken in faith.
I apply the frequency of God’s DNA to transform me into the image of Jesus I command every genetic record to be transformed and my DNA to be re-sequenced into alignment with my eternal image
Applying God’s DNA will reshape our human DNA, aligning us with our original, God-given image. This includes replacing negative genetic patterns and stepping into divine likeness—carrying the nature and character of God.
Adam was created with the potential to mature as a son of God by embracing nine divine DNA strands, in addition to his natural three. This full twelve-strand DNA represents divine government. Satan originally reflected these nine strands but never carried the full twelve. Adam and Eve were sinless yet not perfected, and chose conformity to the world’s pattern rather than God’s eternal image. We inherit this distortion through our parents’ DNA, but God has encoded our spirit with a pure song from eternity.
Our DNA carries two songs—one from God, one from our earthly lineage— and they have distinct frequencies. DNA music, a real scientific development, illustrates how our life has its own sound. God’s frequency is a love song calling our spirit into harmony with Him, but disharmony in our inherited DNA can distort that sound. Our goal is to restore our original song—God’s design—so that our lives reflect a divine symphony rather than generational chaos. God’s voice sustains all creation, and we are intended to resonate with it.
I apply the blood of Jesus to transform all impure genetic material – be transformed
Through applying the body and blood of Jesus, we can transform impure genetic material and align with our eternal design. Communion can reveal corrupted genetic and epigenetic patterns—sometimes inherited from ancient generations—which can influence our behaviour despite all other healing we receive. Deep healing may require dealing with DNA-level iniquity. By asking God to uncover hidden issues during communion, we open ourselves to transformation at the deepest level.
I apply the blood of Jesus to all iniquitous genetic patterns – be cleansed
Scripture reveals that Satan sought to corrupt human DNA to prevent the coming of a pure Messiah, starting with the serpent seed in Genesis and continuing through genetic manipulation involving fallen angels and human women, producing Nephilim hybrids. This corruption is ongoing, affecting humanity’s genetic purity even now through trauma, sin, and modern techniques such as GM foods and trans-human technologies.
The solution is found in Jesus’ redemptive work and our intentional participation in communion to purify and realign our DNA with God’s original design.
I call all my genetic material to resonate with the DNA of God and come into alignment with my eternal image
We do not need to be evolved, but ‘re-volved’ back into our original design, into what God says of us. Hebrews 7:3 speaks of Melchizedek being without genealogy, like the Son of God. That is who we are becoming. Our soul and body must align with our spirit, which already dwells in light. The order of Melchizedek will be genetically pure.
Know what you are declaring! God has a destiny for each of us, and it will unfold as we are transformed and step into the glory-image God has of us—that of sonship. Iniquity can alter our epigenetics. So we ask God to search our hearts, expose anxious or wicked ways, and let His living word cut through and bring change.
I choose to bear the record of my eternal image, conformed to the likeness of my Father and Brother in heaven, and to be transfigured to radiate their glory
When we take communion, we apply this truth for transfiguration, to radiate glory, to be a light to the world. Jesus was that light, and now we are to be. But what are we currently radiating? Psalm 139 tells us that God saw our unformed substance and wrote every day of our lives in His book. Let us lay hold of the truth of that scroll and become who we are.
Let the breath of God be breathed into my life, transforming me into a living being, joined to the Lord and one spirit with Him
Let God breathe His breath into us—His Spirit uniting with ours. God formed man, then breathed life into him making him a living being. Adam was created a spiritual being, but became fully alive when spirit, soul and body were in harmony.
Sin disrupted that. Adam became a human being, separated in his own mind. Most of us are now human doings, deriving identity from action, not being who we are. But in Christ we are born again, reintegrated into wholeness. Jesus was born a living being, pure from conception, and was able to defeat all darkness and reclaim authority. His victory opens the way for us to be living beings again, radiating God’s glory, knowing our connection to heaven and releasing life on earth.
Prepare for communion
As living beings, we can access the scroll of our destiny. It vibrates with the frequency of God, aligning us as we resonate with its sound. Today, as you prepare for communion, step into that truth. Speak life. Mix faith with action. Open your heart. Let God bring transformation, and engage His DNA to be conformed to His image.
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God lives within us, and in our spirit, soul and body are gateways for his presence to flow into creation. To release this flow, we have to cleanse these gateways—spiritually, emotionally and physically—and communion is one means of transformation so that we reflect God’s image. Transformation involves renewing our minds and aligning with our eternal identity, not the world’s patterns. This includes spiritual, soul and even DNA-level change.
I engage the record containing the light, sound and frequency of God’s image for transfiguration
We are heirs with Christ, destined for glory now, not just after death. As we embrace sonship, creation will be set free. Our glorified identity raises the frequency of all things, restoring creation to God’s design.
Through Jesus’ body and blood, we reconnect with our eternal design encoded in our DNA. This process requires intention and participation: change comes when we apply the truth of who we really are.
I embrace the record of the dimensions of the kingdom released in my body by the DNA of God
I embrace the DNA of God within me, and release the dimensions of His kingdom into my body. At first I did not understand what this meant, but by pursuing it, I came to know. I apply this DNA record to my bones to bring health, remove inherited negative patterns and activate transformation.
The kingdom has many dimensions—spiritual, physical, heavenly, governmental—and we access them by knowing who we are as sons. These are realms of God’s rule, where His peace and wholeness are manifested. Jesus demonstrated this authority and gave it to us: we are to walk in it, as kings, lords and sons, governing from heaven into earth.
We can learn how these realms function, from Zechariah’s invitation to rule over the courts of heaven to the ‘ancient path’ and even Metatron’s cube. These are not abstract—they are real heavenly places of encounter and administration. We are called to access them, align history with eternity and rule on our mountains.
I engage that DNA record and apply it to my bones for health and wholeness to remove all negative epigenetic hereditary switches
Transformation involves our DNA. The light strand, lost ‘in the fall, is being restored in us. Bones and marrow are central to this, holding life and health. God’s word (Jesus) discerns and divides even to the marrow, reactivating what was dormant in our DNA.
Natural DNA is intricate and powerful, but corrupted by the fall. Only 3% appears to be active—97% holds untapped potential. Scientists once called it junk, but now realise it is not: light, spirit and information flow through it. DNA is a living book written with God’s design. Our blood, even our cells, carry the memory and frequency of light, into which we are being re-encoded for wholeness and immortality.
Russian scientists found that the so-called ‘junk’ DNA carries language-like structures that can be reprogrammed using sound, frequency and words. Unlike the Western approach to gene splicing, they used light and frequency to heal and resequence DNA. Our DNA responds to faith-filled words and thoughts, especially during communion, aligning with divine frequencies to bring transformation.
DNA contains switches triggered by environment, trauma or belief—activating inherited conditions or shutting them down. These epigenetic markers can form or shift within a generation and be passed on. Scientific research confirms that memory, trauma and behaviour can be encoded in DNA. Words, environment and belief can influence genetic expression, in some cases more than the DNA sequence itself.
I speak to my marrow and command it to be a new source of blood that will transform the DNA of my cells so that I can be transfigured and live forever
Transformation begins in the marrow—the source of blood. As in Ezekiel’s vision of an army of bones, our bones can respond to prophetic breath. When we speak God’s truth into our marrow, our DNA is re-coded to reflect His image. Our bodies regenerate millions of cells daily, so if we change the source of what is encoded—aligning with eternal truth—we can shift our entire being from one degree of glory to another, becoming transfigured in the image of Christ.
We can apply the truth of our eternal identity, carried in Jesus’ body and blood, to our DNA. Just as a bone marrow transplant changes blood DNA, communion can spiritually reprogram our marrow, producing new blood aligned with God’s truth. That blood flows through the heart, which is central to transformation. Our marrow creates billions of new cells daily. If programmed by truth, this affects the entire body.
Communion is not just symbolic—it is a faith-filled act. As we eat and drink, we speak life, reprogram hereditary and epigenetic patterns, and align with God’s image. Breath, spirit, blood and heart work together. God’s light and life flow through us like a circulation system—physically and spiritually—carrying transformation. Meditating on truth and speaking it with faith activates this. Transformation happens as we consciously engage: we apply divine DNA, overwriting all negative patterns, so that we become radiant sons of God.
Mike’s latest book, Unconditional Love, is out now as an ebook on our website and available to order in paperback from your local or online bookseller.
We are exploring transformation through communion, and it will take a few parts to unpack properly. Picture the spirit, soul and body gateways diagram with God’s glory at the centre—the River of Life flows outward through us, but only if the blockages are removed.
Transformation involves our whole being, and communion can be part of that process. Communion is more than a ritual. It is a powerful way to engage the body and blood of Jesus in a practical, daily way—not just on Sundays. The early church did it as part of life. We can do the same, wherever we are. The power lies not in the physical bread and wine or juice but in the spiritual reality we engage by faith. When we take communion, we are participating in something that imparts life and transformation. I often go beyond the natural act and engage with communion in the heavenly realms.
Like Isaiah, we can present our hearts and be purified. God’s word penetrates our inner life—revealing our behaviours, motives and even genetic triggers. Communion helps address all of these, even down to our DNA. Old songs like Nothing but the Blood of Jesus capture this truth: there is real, transformational power in the blood.
We can engage the power of Jesus’ blood to receive truth and revelation:
Ephesians 1:7 — In Him we have redemption and forgiveness through His blood, according to the riches of His grace.
Ephesians 2:13 — We, once far off, are now brought near by the blood of Christ, into relationship with Him.
Hebrews 9:14 — His blood cleanses our conscience from dead works so we can serve God in real relationship, not ritual.
Hebrews 13:12 — We are sanctified, set apart and transformed through His blood.
Colossians 1:20 — He reconciles all things through the blood of the cross, bringing peace in every realm.
Romans 5:9 — We are justified by His blood—declared innocent, as if we had never sinned.
Revelation 5:9–10 — Jesus purchased us with His blood to be a kingdom and priests. He opened access to our destiny scrolls, paid for at great cost.
When we break bread, we use declarations born from personal revelation. They help align our faith and words with God’s truth. Without that alignment, it is just bread and juice.
Here are my declarations. There is a lot in them, so we will look at it over the coming sessions.
I eat your flesh and drink your blood so that I will not die but live forever
Jesus said, “Eat My flesh, drink My blood.” This is not physical but spiritual.
John 6 — He says that those who eat of Him will not die but live forever. It is about abiding in Him and Him in us. The manna given to the Israelites could not prevent their ultimate physical death—but this bread can.
Luke 22 — At the Last Supper, He gave bread and wine and said, “This is My body… this is the new covenant in My blood.”
1 Corinthians 11 — Paul received this revelation directly from the Lord. He said we must examine ourselves—’Search my heart, O God’—because this is about covenant, not ritual.
We approach communion, examining our lives and seeking transformation. We do not stop at recognising what needs change—we eat and drink so that change may come. If failing to discern the body properly brings judgment, weakness, sickness and even death, then rightly applying the body and blood brings life and wholeness.
God’s intention is not that we die and go to heaven. That is religious tradition. The Kingdom is within us, and we are called to live it out now. Religion has made a covenant with death by promising heaven only through dying. We do not expect death: Jesus already defeated it. We do not need to die; we apply the cross to reverse the curse.
Transformation—transfiguration—is spiritual and physical. The law of the Spirit of life sets us free from sin and death, and scripture teaches not life after death, but divine life now. We are to partake in God’s nature, putting on immortality and escaping corruption. Jesus dealt with sin so we can live. There is no reason we should not live forever.
Eternal life is both quality and duration. If we are still going to die, it can only be because there is still the record of sin in our DNA. We can address this through the body and blood of Jesus, which restores us to our heavenly origin.
Others have done this—become transfigured, radiant, shining—even without the revelation we now carry. With it, we can accelerate that transformation. God wants us to radiate His glory.
I engage in the DNA of God; I embrace the transforming power of the body and blood of Jesus
To engage means to actively participate by faith—not just partake, but be transformed. Engage by faith. Embrace transformation as a choice. By faith, access the light, sound and frequency that carry God’s image. We were made to reflect him and extend his likeness into creation. The Greek word for ‘image’ is ‘icon’. Our lives should reveal God—like an icon opens a program on your phone or computer—but sin distorts that image. Communion restores it. Jesus’ body and blood carry the DNA of God. In them is the power to transform us into his likeness and live forever.
I engage the record containing the light, sound and frequency of God’s image for transfiguration
We each have a scroll—our original design. We were created as beings of light. That image still exists and can be engaged. Light stores information; as does DNA. God’s DNA and ours are meant to align; as we take communion, we resonate with his frequency and are changed. Jesus was transfigured in light, and as we draw close and align with God, we will radiate his glory. That is what sets creation free.
It is God’s voice that holds everything together. Communion lets us align with that sustaining frequency. Step into the spirit by faith and let your DNA be transformed: your two strands becoming three, incorporating the light strand of your original design. This is how we live and do not die. Choose to apply it by faith.
Mike’s latest book, Unconditional Love, is out now as an ebook on our website and available to order in paperback from your local or online bookseller.
It’s helpful to know how to do something—until it becomes so ingrained that it functions instinctively, programmed into our unconscious. I no longer have to consciously think every day about how to focus energy into the seven energy gates. I am that now. It’s moved beyond a linear practice—it’s become my entire model of thinking.
But to reach that point, I had to go through the process. I had to intentionally practise it daily. I would focus the rivers of living water into the Merkabah at the core of my being. I energised that with the life of immortality, and then directed that energy to flow through the gates within my physical body. That process empowered me for everything I needed to do—and yes, even to keep myself alive through the flow of immortal life. I can choose to focus that energy.
It’s a journey of learning, of growth and maturity. Eventually, it becomes who you are. It stops being a conscious act and becomes a state of being. Just as we don’t need to remind ourselves to breathe or to keep our hearts beating, once this kind of energy flow is fully established, it moves into the unconscious realm. It’s built into us. It simply flows.
In the same way we’re not constantly thinking, “Better breathe… better pump blood…”—we can be reprogrammed with the energy of life until it becomes automatic. Immortality can become who we are. But this requires intention. Most people aren’t disciplined enough to focus in that way. They hope immortality will just happen. But we have to choose to live from that reality. We have to embrace the I AM—the source of immortal life.
Jesus said that if we drink from the springs of living water, we will live forever. But you have to drink. It’s a choice. It’s not some mythical fountain of youth, or a secret serum. The source is not external—it’s the Spirit, it’s life, and it’s already within. That well is bubbling up inside us, and it will never run dry.
Jesus told the woman at the well, “If you drink from this, you will never be thirsty again.” That’s the key—drawing from the right source. When that becomes your only source, your life changes. You don’t eat to survive—you eat to fellowship, to enjoy. You’re living from a completely different perspective.
And I truly believe that’s God’s intention: that we all come into this state of being—dwelling in it, living in it. A state that frees us from the limitations of the world around us. Living from an immortal state means I’m not bound by the laws and conditions of a world still in the process of restoration. I’m choosing not to live connected to death.
Even though people around us are dying—and just yesterday, a close friend of mine passed away—I know where he is now. He’s in a better place, but I don’t believe it was God’s ultimate intention for him to die. Still, everyone has to find their own place of understanding and reality. Over the last couple of years, I’ve known people who believed in immortality, yet they still died. Does that shake my belief? No. I won’t let it stop me living in the truth of immortality. But I do grieve with those left behind. It’s tragic, heartbreaking, and I feel deep sorrow for those now facing that loss.
But just because things haven’t fully manifested yet doesn’t make the truth any less real. God’s desire is to restore immortality to all of us.
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Quite a lot of deconstruction and renewing of our minds is needed to actually know the truth—and then to live in that truth. A lot of people will say, “Oh yeah, I can be multi-dimensional,” and then you ask, “Well, how does that work for you?” and they can’t really answer. Because although they believe it’s true, they’re not yet living in that truth. And that’s okay, because we’re all on a journey.
But God wants us to embrace the fullness of our sonship, which carries with it a whole different quality of life—what Justin (Justin Paul Abraham) would call “beyond human.” It’s beyond the limitations of humanity, because mankind was made in the image of God. We were never supposed to create our own image. Humanity, as we know it, is the image we’ve created for ourselves.
And I’m not going to be restricted by being human—because I’m not just human. I’m a son of God. I’m created to be beyond purely human, even though I’m living in a human plane of existence. I’m meant to live in a completely different realm—one of sonship. I believe that’s what the Father really wants to help us embrace and begin to live out. So yes, our immortality is definitely on the Father’s agenda—to get people to start thinking about the possibility, then embrace the possibility, and eventually go and live the possibility as a reality.
Of course, if you’re going to live forever, it raises a whole load of other questions: how, where, what are you going to do, how are you going to eat? All those questions. Some of the conferences Justin has been part of—and others as well—are beginning to ask these things. For example, what is the economy of immortality? Are we going to live on a financial plane, or are we going to rise above finances?
Are we talking about an economy of well-being, where simply being completely and utterly content and fulfilled in being me would free me from any need for recognition from others, or from the need to produce a self-image? Because I wouldn’t need that anymore.
Money is often tied to value and worth. If you earn more money, you’re seen as having more value to society. Your self-worth gets programmed into what makes you valuable—and often that boils down to money. In the world’s eyes, if you earn more, you must be more valuable. But actually, God wants us to see that it’s the image He made us in. He created us with value and worth intrinsically built in. I believe an economy of immortality is one free from money. That doesn’t mean there won’t be a functioning system—but if everyone is doing what they’re designed to do, no one needs to be paid for it, because we’d all support each other out of who we are and what we’re called to do.
If we were living in, say, a restoration city, and I’m doing what I’m meant to be doing while others are doing what they’re meant to be doing, then the whole thing functions. We don’t need a hierarchical system. I’m blessing someone, and someone’s blessing me—that’s covenant. The economy of immortality is covenant: what’s mine is yours, and what’s yours is mine. We’d all have enough for our needs and an abundance of overflow, because Jesus promised us abundant life—life in all its fullness.
So, what I see is that when we remove the limitations of identity that come through humanity, we also remove the programming that humanity has placed upon people—programming based on works, performance-driven worth, and earned value. All I need to do is be me. And if we’re all being who God intended us to be, then we’re not comparing ourselves with each other. I’m not saying, “I’m doing a more important job than you, therefore I’m worth more.” No—I only need to be me, and you only need to be you. That’s how we value each other—not by what we do, but by who we are.
That completely removes the need for financial remuneration. Money doesn’t have to make the world go round. And I think that’s where we’ll end up when we really start looking at the practical implications of living in immortality. What changes would that bring to the world if people began to live like that? I believe it would make a significant difference to our attitudes and our mindsets—towards each other, towards the world.
Because my sonship is connected to creation, and creation values me as a son. Creation gives me a place within its greater purpose, because creation is longing and waiting for the revealing of the sons of God, so that it too can be set free. There’s a vested interest, from creation’s point of view, in me being me—because that plays a role in creation’s freedom.
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Sons of Issachar 