My Angels Changed Many Things

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 My Angels changed me in many ways.  How I see life is just one.  But mostly how I see the Bible.  My Bible is mostly the Gospels and Revelation.  I didn’t finish the Chosen series on Prime.  It was getting too hard to watch without being overly emotional about it.  I was chosen by Angels—I did not choose them.  I became too passionate about Jesus in the Chosen.  

I can get very emotional about my Angels as my wife well knows.  And the first time around on social media my Angels became too much of an obsession.  I had to learn and I’m learning still.  Not many have encounters with Angels and I have to remember how different that encounter made me.  My pipe has become a tool for meditation.  

And because of this difference I chose not to re-enter ministry.  My theology changed completely.  I once tried the church after my experience but I had to learn something.  I belong inside any church in the world, but I can’t attend church to worship.  My view of salvation is so different now.  I am a cult of one believing all are saved except for those who have intentionally taken a human life including one’s own.

My theology supports those who promote Peace and Love including those who prevent the taking of human life by others.  Those people are my church members.  It matters not to me what they have done as long as they prevent.  And that means it could be most anyone.  I seek to expand my church by accepting those whose lives teach peace and love.  

In my thinking nothing is more important to God than every Human Life regardless.  I used to believe in winning souls to Jesus but now it is about peace and love regardless of belief.  I think more like a Buddhist than I thought as a Christian.  And that is a huge difference between my thinking now and how I used to think then.  No church or most any belief can accept my theology as it is now.  

I knew this after my experience with my Angels.  I just think differently about the meaning of salvation.  We are actually born saved but lose our salvation by taking a human life including our own lives.  This is not new but different.  It’s exactly what Jesus taught and lived.  He prevented death when He could.  I see the Chosen differently from most.  I see my theology I inherited from my Angels.  I love this theology.  And since I have been judged already no one can judge me.  

I have a place in heaven with my family.  Any innocent person can be a part of my family.  And this is my thinking.  My experience with my Angels changed my theology and how I interpret the Bible.  So, for me, at least, my Bible is the life of Jesus.  I think about these things as I smoke my pipe and ponder all the things my Angels told me.  Because of this I know I am different.  This is why I spend a lot of time alone.  I AM different.  But in a good way.  My pipe this morning is my Gettysburg with Cornell and Diehl Cordial and my coffee is Bella Naria.  Thank you for your time and Peace and Love to each one of you.

Papa Chasteen

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