Jake Laura

The Greatest Enemy is ultimately ourselves, it really and truly is. However, we have a desire for separation and because of this, it’s important that we figure out a way to place the enemy outside of ourselves.

Now I’ve spoken about Ego Death and the Logos in a couple of my videos trying to give a model of understanding of how all this works when it comes to your personal and individual identity.

Talking about how there are two sides of this one energy. Often we will give the energy a name or a persona for our imagination, in order to have a relationship with it. This energy transforms as we transform and how we relate to it also changes.

To give an example. My first go was in 2006. I saw this energy as god and I was displeased with it. I saw God as my enemy. I did these processes I’ve spoken about making the 2 into 1. In 2010, that same energy was presented in my first ego death and rebirth. That was a battle with this same energy, but I interpreted it as the Devil. Now that was formed and again I went through the process and in my transformation finding the Devil to be perfect, that same energy, I now had a loving relationship with it called The Truth. And again, I went through the process again, and it was transformed into Jesus Christ, which was an adversarial relationship.

On my path, I had to see Jesus Christ as my enemy for me to progress, and it was very important that that take place. My adversarial relationship transformed into a perfect, not good, not bad, but instead perfect, relationship that doesn’t have a name, it’s just an energy now, but takes form in many different ways. It doesn’t have a name, it’s more of a phenomenon, a process.

For me this ride is up and down, we grow into a relationship, connecting the two. Then a separation takes place and we have to deal with it as an adversary. But it’s the same energy, just working from a different angle.

So this whole thing about Love the Lord “your god” and I put that in quotes because that’s a beyond individual and personal thing, “that” god is “your” god, but Jesus Christ said to love it with all your heart and mind.

Then he talked about loving your neighbor as yourself.

And then the way I say it, Love and Respect your adversary.

But none of us know how to do any of that, we have to learn it through our walk of the path, “our” path, and we learn it along the way.

So this whole thing is a process, but it creates a journey, that’s why they call it a path. That journey brings forth new experiences and ultimately a relationship with God, whatever that is defined as, be it truth, be it Jesus Christ, be it Buddha, or Shiva, or whatever.

It is a relationship, a personal relationship, individual only to you.

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