Robe of Glory

“Regardless of mythology, the resurrected Christ (in union with the soul) is a mirror of the Higher Self.  This is what Thomas recognized and why he did not follow through with his previously stated intentions.  It is the same reason why Pilate would not condemn Jesus.  In both instances, without any words they recognized the higher truth standing before them.”

Beyond the Soul’s Meridian April 15, 2025

Who are we truly?

Why are we here?

What is the purpose of this insanity that we call life?

These essential questions were once put to the man known as the apostle Thomas. Remembered as the “doubter” because he stated that he did not believe in the resurrected Christ and was apparently the last disciple to come to know Jesus after the crucifixion.  He was famous for stating that he would not believe his friends until he met Jesus and stuck a finger in his wounds.

As the testimony of John tells us, Christ came to the disciples on the first day of the week after His Crucifixion, standing among them in a locked room as they huddled in fear for their own lives.  Showing them his wounds, He blessed them and told them all to forgive. The only apostle who was absent was Thomas and when he was told of the miracle that had transpired, he was incredulous.

Over one week later, the group was still hiding behind closed doors.  This time, with Thomas present, Christ Jesus once again appeared and specifically greeting him, showing his wounds, and asking him to inspect their authenticity.  Realizing the gravity of the situation, an astounded Thomas did not act upon his previously stated intention.  In an instant, Thomas understood the veracity of the truth that was standing before him. Continue reading “Robe of Glory”