September 2026

God did not say to mimic or pretend to be holy. God stated and commanded us to be holy, for “I am holy”. Essentially, this is a powerful mandate directing us and all truth seekers to realize and actualize the divine potential to be like God. Thus, to actualize the divine state of being within. True holiness is wholeness. The Divine directive to be holy confirms your authority to manifest the divine presence, the divine purpose, and the holy powers of divine perfection. It is not implying an outward piety but commanding the recognition of your inner being, the true self. When one emulates the divinity of the soul, they emanate God's presence, they act upon their true purpose, they are aligned with divine power, and bring forth perfection out of the weeds of corruption, fondness, and self-righteousness. Titles, garments, and restrictions of traditions do not make one holy. Wholeness reflects holiness in every area of your life. Holiness is entrenched in all that you do, say, think, and feel. True holiness is oneness with God and the hierarchy of heaven. Your time and life are dedicated to what you can do and not do. The consciousness of holiness will guide you to express, demonstrate, and emulate God in all matters of life. You would not simply emulate to imitate; you actualize and bring forth the glory of the Spirit and not spirited lower aspects of self-righteousness. To become holy, you are to unfold your soul and actualize measure by measure the likeness in Christ. Read the 17th Psalm this month, and read five chapters per day from the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John