Teaching:

When door opens to dark room, light bleeds into room; darkness does not bleed into lighted hallway. Light cannot be dowsed unless light-holder wishes it dowsed. The first Adam came unto a very dark world to act as candle; a flicker of hope to save souls who were trapped in their own dark creations.

When Adam returned as Yeshua, he did not say I am your teacher, he said, “I am the light and the way. Follow me and you will be saved”. He was not here to teach, but to remind of beauty, to show that all have light.

To teach, one must see others as less than because to place self as teacher, one must judge other as in need of learning; in need of being better than. Teacher/student relationships require a power structure. Power structures make for separation (darkness) rather than connection. Yeshua wished for equality. He said, “You will do works as great as I and greater works than I”. He wanted all to hold light and by doing so, do great works. Self is not here to teach. Self is here to support and empower beauty. Learning, however, may be involved.