We are all perfect just as the Father is.

He made us that way,Hes taken us all thru the gate.

Good news!

Monty

There are those who seem to have gone through the narrow gate: Enoch, Moses, Elijah, Lazarus the beggar and even Jesus himself. I may have missed a few.

The narrow gate seems to be a portal or wormhole of some sort which can only be accessed by those who reach the right vibrations of thought. It becomes manifest to them. They thus do not have to be buried -no rotting in hell, or having to experience hell-fire's burning acidic cell-destroying state, no.

In a twinkling of an eye they were changed and were caught up - they de-materialise their bodies and go straight to heaven.

Hi White Tiger, like you I believe that the kingdom of heaven is within each and every single one of us and it is up to each of us to find the narrow gate that opens the door to God. We must wake up and open this gate but it doesnt mean that if you just open it that you will find your way for there are many hazards on the path and you have to be consistent to keep the gate open. Once the gate is opened it would be foolish to go back to ones old way of thinking and living for if you do the gate will be closed to you once again.

@White Tiger I have to admit I took a little umbrage with your question (although I didn't really:))

The gate to God ( although most of the time, I don't use the word God myself) is never narrow, and is never for the select few. We're all perfect and can find that gate any time we choose to do so. And in your own words my friend experience and enjoy:)

I am sure there is some Spanish sheep farmer out there named Jesús De Dios with a narrow opening in his backyard fence.

However, this opening is mostly for his flock of sheep to go through.

Everyone was taken through that gate at the exact moment (as far as your consciousness is concerned if you are here, now, reading this) when Jesus died for our sins. The rapture happened, and those who desired to be saved were moved to a new reality where amazing potential existed for all living creatures.

Unfortunately the cost of this sacrifice is that Jesus himself would sit locked in agony and pain, the reality of 'hell', until every living creature was moved into "New Eden". Luckily for him (and us) he completed his job a very, very long time ago.

However, because of the physical and spiritual agony that he was forced to endure he was severely weakened and crippled by the time he made it into "Utopia". And what's worse, by the time he arrived (many eons after the initial 'rapture', 'sacrifice', 'crucifixion', etc) the people he had saved had forgotten about him and returned to their old and evil ways.

And so, Jesus, lacking the strength necessary to save humanity all over again, was involuntarily forced into a state of "hibernation" due to his lack of strength.

So: Welcome to Eden my friend. This reality you are perceiving this moment as you read my words, this is Utopia, this is the great world after Heaven that we were promised. Take a look around.. Doesn't look too much like what you would expect from the Garden of Eden, does it? Well.. thank humanity for the corruption, the filth, the greed..

Modern interpretations of religions (thanks mostly to Catholicism and their repeated corruption of The Word of God) often tell us lies such as 'God made child birth painful because Eve ate from a forbidden tree.' The thorns of the Earth, illness, disease, poverty, suffering.. These are creations of man, not Jesus, and surely not God.

So now those of us who are aware sit back and wait, wondering what will happen next. I'm sure you have heard people claim that Jesus walks the Earth today, alive and among us. This is true, but not because he was born recently. He has always been here, he never left. The future of Utopia sits hanging in the balance, teetering on the verge of annihilation or redemption.

So my response: My travel through the gate you refer to is very short, and not in the direction that you think it is. I do step out of The Gate of Truth, into "The Outside", but I am always pulled back here. Into this cursed existence where those who can live forever wish for an escape, those who can't wish for immortality, and nobody has the slightly clue that we've actually been in the Garden of Eden this whole time, and we never left. That is the true lie that was spoken by "The Trickster" to "Adam and Eve": the lie that we were ever forsaken by God in the first place.

(And a side note regarding the video you reference: The process described by those monks reflects a concept that is the beginning of creating a new Universe, not finding "God" or "Jesus", nor "Utopia". Those three things already exist, here, and going to create a new Universe is an attempt at filling those roles yourself. If you can do the job well, then your Universe will be very strong and prosperous. If you can not, then you may find yourself trapped in a "dream" of your own creation, which may turn out to be a "nightmare". But rest assured, no dream lasts forever. You will always wake up back in Utopia eventually, even if it takes eons.)