From Deification To Crucifixion

This channeled wisdom is from Vol. 9 of the e-book series, The Aligned Mind, Oracle of Divine Wisdom. Enjoy...

The human mind can be stretched to wondrous new heights or plunged into the depths of darkness. The only thing that distinguishes the two is perspective. What is elevated in one moment may be condemned in the next—not because truth has changed, but because perception has shifted. 

When the ego feels safe, it can collaborate with the heart, translating inspiration into form and meaning. But when the ego feels threatened, it redirects the mind toward separation, judgment, and defense. In that moment, admiration hardens into projection, reverence collapses into resentment, and deification turns to crucifixion in a single breath. 

This is the familiar human drama: the angel on one shoulder whispering unity, compassion, and curiosity; the devil on the other urging control, certainty, and self-protection. Yet neither voice is external. Both emerge from the same internal landscape, each attempting—imperfectly—to preserve coherence within a perceived reality. 

Third-dimensional experience has long been oriented around personal empowerment through opposition: right versus wrong, savior versus enemy, self versus other. Within this framework, the mind reinforces the ego’s attempt to protect by asserting power over—through comparison, hierarchy, and exclusion. What cannot be integrated is projected, and what is projected is eventually persecuted. 

But as the collective vibrational field begins to rise, a different organizing principle becomes available. The heart—once dismissed as impractical or naïve—reclaims its role as the touchstone of individual sovereignty. Rather than silencing the ego, the heart reorients it. The ego is no longer tasked with defense through separation, but with discernment through presence. 

Here, empowerment no longer requires an enemy, and clarity no longer demands condemnation. The mind, informed by the heart, learns to distinguish without dividing. It can recognize distortion without crucifying the distorted, and honor insight without deifying the source. 

This is the quiet maturation of consciousness: when the inner voices are no longer at war, but in dialogue. When the angel and the devil are understood not as opposing forces, but as signals—inviting awareness, integration, and choice. And in that choice, the human being steps out of the cycle of elevation and execution, and into the steady ground of embodied wisdom. And so it is in love and light of the aligned mind.