The Buddha said he was God for seven world cycles:
Acts
of merit was the reason the Buddha became God for 7 world cycles. The Buddha
was first born in an empty brahma palace where he was all seeing and holder of
power:
This
was said by the Blessed One: "Monks, don't be afraid of acts of merit.
This is another way of saying what is blissful, desirable, pleasing, endearing,
charming -- i.e., acts of merit. I am cognizant that, having long performed
meritorious deeds, I long experienced desirable, pleasing, endearing, charming
results. Having developed a mind of good will for seven years, then for seven
aeons of contraction & expansion I didn't return to this world. Whenever
the aeon was contracting, I went to the realm of Streaming Radiance. Whenever
the aeon was expanding, I reappeared in an empty Brahma-abode. There I was the
Great Brahman, the Unconquered Conqueror, All-seeing, & Wielder of Power.
It
may not be far-fetched what the Buddha said he became God for seven world
cycles as a result of practicing perfect goodwill for seven years.
Each
year represents one revolution or cycle of the earth around the sun and one
revolution of goodwill is rewarded by being God for one world cycle.
THE
GOODWILL THE BUDDHA PRACTICED FOR SEVEN YEARS MAY BE TOTALLY DIFFERENT,
SUPERIOR TO THE GOODWILL OF ORDINARY PEOPLE. EACH YEAR IS ONE EARTH REVOLUTION
AROUND THE SUN AND REWARDED BY BEING GOD FOR ONE WORLD CYCLE.
Jesus was referring to a future consciousness change:
Jesus
said I have yet many things to tell you but you cannot bear them now, when the
helper comes he will guide you to all the truth.
Although
entirely ignored by the world, the consciousness change of 1977 is not only of
utmost importance to everyone alleviating their consciousness suffering it
enable some to understand what they previously could not.
The
1977 consciousness change I triggered was a miracle that benefited everyone.
THE
1977 CONSCIOUSNESS CHANGE ALLEVIATE MENTAL SUFFERING AND ENABLED SOME TO
UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY PREVIOUSLY COULD NOT.
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