The Answer

Yes, I’m Coming Soon

Fulfilling the Prophecy of Alice A. Bailey, who predicted the second coming of Christ around 2025, takes a lot of effort because it’s all about explaining the real answer to life’s number one question that no one asks. The question is to be or not to be, and the answer… IAM. Because of this reason, my autobiography has been published in Russia and the Netherlands and now on this website, telling the story of Jesus from his own hand, but you will also have to understand the old story because it holds some historical and cultural truths about the definition of IAM, Which you can read in articles below.

Be A Zero

In a world where no one asks questions or develops the mind and heart, you will become a ‘demi-god’ when you start thinking. The COVID-19 pandemic shows how we lack intelligence and, at the same time, how highly developed we are. This means that we are not using our intelligence and acting stupid, which is even more foolish considering knowing our real threats to existence (not a virus, but the 6th mass extinction caused by our behavior). Most people didn’t see it because no one told each other that we,, in fact,, were behaving irrationally. We just named everything our new normal, but acting stupid. While humans should be intelligent, this behavior can never be called normal, not old, and not new; it’s abnormal. Our call for action to Be A Zero means teaching you how to give the answer to the question ‘ to be or not to be? Which is IAM and requires you to think and make an effort. Which is what you should do because you know what’s at stake.

Whatever it takes

Be A Zero focuses on what it means to be human, which in spirituality is called self-realization, and symbols are a journey from within. As Sufism teaches, the path from self-realization will bring you to god-realization, and the other way around, you can learn more about yourself also by looking outwards and learning about existence through other people, how they express themselves, or what they are teaching other people. This is why we state, ‘Knowledge is your higher power’, but it requires you to take action and invest time in learning about yourself, others, and the world you are living in by listening as well as expressing what you really think and feel.

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Understanding the Crucifixion of Jesus and the "I AM" Declaration
Understanding the Crucifixion of Jesus and the "I AM" Declaration

The crucifixion of Jesus Christ, occurring around 30 or 33 AD, is intricately linked to his claims of divinity, particularly through his use of the phrase "I AM," reflecting a significant theological assertion that Jewish authorities deemed blasphemous. This phrase, originating from Exodus 3:14, signifies God's self-identification and suggests timelessness and incomparability. Jesus’s assertions contributed to the charges of blasphemy against him, leading to his execution by Roman authorities. In contrasting related concepts, both "I AM that I AM" and René Descartes' "I think, therefore I am" explore existence and self-awareness, showcasing different philosophical traditions. While "I AM" affirms God's eternal existence, Descartes emphasizes thought as confirmation of human existence, illustrating a foundational interest in understanding being through consciousness. Additionally, the idea that divine intelligence exists within humans emphasizes a connection between theological and philosophical understandings. This viewpoint proposes that human intelligence reflects a shared divine quality, as noted by thinkers like Jacob Neusner and Thomas Aquinas, who suggest that engaging in rational thought mirrors the divine nature, further highlighting the intertwined nature of humanity and the divine in the pursuit of knowledge and existence.

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