Category: Metaphysics

I grew up in a home steeped in Christian religious tradition. We had a big family bible which was kept in the living room and of course smaller ones which were for personal use. There were various artifacts such as necklaces and nick-nacks bearing the universal symbol of Christianity: crosses (not crucifixes – we were Baptist), a picture/painting of ‘The Last Supper’ and of course a personal portrait of White Jesus. We knew full well that he wasn’t God, but he was, after all, God’s only begotten son. Like Father, like Son, right?

Although as a child, I was never comfortable, never one hundred percent accepting of this blonde-haired blue-eyed Jesus, like so many others, I just kept my opinion to myself. What I did, however, was to attend church, bible study, Sunday school and anything else that would teach me about the invisable God and his son, the Savior called Jesus. The more I learned the more I could see that there was no way Jesus was a white man!

After many years, I finally concluded that since God created all mankind in His image, then the “face” of God would look like every one and no one in particular. Right then and there I made a conscious decision to look at people differently. I am truly fascinated by the infinite ways God invisiable chose to express itself in physical form. 

Do you have a particular concept of what God would look like if he/she/it walked among us? Would you, could you recognize God in a crowd?

I made this video with the world in mind. I hope it makes you smile. I hope it makes you wonder and think. I hope it opens yours eyes wide enough to see that the Face of God is too wonderful, too marvelous, too spactacular to be limited to the space within a picture frame.

Behold!

When I look in the mirror

Sometimes I see
An image I don’t always
Recognize as me.

When I look in the mirror
Sometimes I see
The face of a world
That is always judging me.

Wrinkles and lines
Erosion of time
A life in progress
Failure, success.

When I look in the mirror
All I ever see

Is everything you told me,
programmed me to be

Mirror, mirror, mirror
there in front of me;
Turn yourself into glass                                  Beyond I need to see

For a mirror only reflects
The distortion, the lie
It cannot project
The truth, the you which lives inside

When I look in the mirror
I forget what I see
Is a house made of clay
That is going away

I fix and repair it
Do the best that I can
To care for this temple
Not made by man’s hands.

When I look in the mirror, all I ever see is

What could have been and should have been and

What used to be.

When I look in the mirror
The first thing I see
Is the physical world and
Three dimensional me

When I look in the mirror
more closely I see
No color, no shape,
no size, no weight

A heart and a soul
Windows and Doors
The mind of the Father
A place where I can rest.

A third eye all seeing
All knowing, not blind
Showing, revealing the only way
In is up and out is in

When I look in the mirror
Sometimes I smile and see
The fourth, fifth and beyond
Dimensional being living inside is
ME.

©2018 I AM The Prophetess Jayn Harris
January 17, 2028 @ 12:05 pm PST

Don’t just learn, experience.
Don’t just read, absorb.
Don’t just change, transform.
Don’t just relate, advocate.
Don’t just promise, prove.
Don’t just criticize, encourage.
Don’t just think, ponder.
Don’t just take, give.
Don’t just see, feel.
Don’t just dream, do.
Don’t just hear, listen.
Don’t just talk, act.
Don’t just tell, show.
Don’t just exist, live.
— Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart

  This is your time. Get out in front make the whole experience into a parade. It is your time to be PRO-Active and not RE-Active. Get it done, get it done. Just do it! Just … BE.

Living in the age of a technological explosion is exciting indeed. It does, however, have its upside as well as another side. One the upside, all of the knowledge and information of this world is literally at our fingertips. Smartphones, watches and tablets are now competing with other more traditional computers for keeping track of and running our daily lives. Let’s face it, a world without computers just doesn’t exist any more. No  more information by Pony Express, radio or black and white TV in twelve hour increments. We live our lives out loud and in full spectrum color … 24 hours a day! So, what is the down, I mean other side of this age? Believe it or not, its the same as the upside!

Although a day is still measured in twenty-four hour cycles it is rarely split evenly into day and night. A once 40 hour workweek is now 50 or even 60 hours; more often than not divided into two or three jobs. Thanks to a variety of social, economic and political impacts, a traditional family is no longer the simple math of Father + Mother + 2.5 kids + a dog. The blending of families across generational  as well as cultural bloodlines is the new normal.

So, what happened to all of that “extra” time we acquired through the use of technology? Its clear it is being used just to keep up; just to make our short ends meet.  These days it takes more time to make/earn the same amount of money as it did fifty years ago. What a shame! It turns out in our quest for more time, so much of the valuable time we already had was suddenly no longer as accessible as it once was.

I can remember when spending hours at the library, or perusing sheet and vinyl music at the record store was the stuff dreams were made of. My friends and I would cross the train tracks just to go to the nearby park on Saturdays to watch my younger brothers play little league baseball. Oh, and don’t get me started about writing (yes writing) letters to each other and passing them before, after and in between classes. A phone call to the next city was sometimes considered long distance and it cost a lot! If you were away from home and needed to make a call, hope you had some dimes and way to the nearest phone booth (move over Superman!). Now, your phone is wherever you are. Yes it seems with all the advances and improvements in our world, we are always moving, always on,the go, but not getting anywhere…fast.

There is so much more to life and living than wake, eat, play, sleep and repeat. Life itself is more.

So when you say there isn’t enough hours in the day remember time hasn’t changed;only your perception of it.

Your challenge from this moment on –  BE