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Jesus' statement adds an important aspect to the way the fourth dimension of Spirit needs to be perceived. He tells us that his work did not conflict with reality nor represents a new creation of a capability that would exist for a limited period of time. Instead he indicates that he was merely bringing to light what has always existed from the 'beginning.' He stated clearly, that the principles he had discovered and utilized, were not of his own creation. "The Son can do nothing of himself," he insisted, "but what he seeth the Father do:...these also doeth the Son likewise."*(John 5:20)
What Christ Jesus is saying in the above statement is profound. He is telling us that according to his experience, there are no limits to understanding, no limits to curb the spirit of man reflected in dominion and power, for God, the infinite basis of man, is illimitable. Christ Jesus demonstrated the reality of man's being as divine image. He lived and worked in the fourth dimension of Spirit, - the dimension where the spirit of divine reality was paramount and immediately applicable - where the only limits are those that the human imagination places upon itself, and those limits he was breaking down to ever greater degrees.
Christ Jesus fed vast multitudes with a few scant resources that should have been sufficient for but a hand full of people; he walked on the waters; appeared in far off places without evident means of getting there, he healed people with a word, an idea of truth, a gesture, a touch; he raised the dead and put himself above the reach of death. Mankind has barely begun to even realize the enormous potential of man that Christ Jesus had demonstrated. His works manifested what can be reasonably achieved through the application of understood fundamental principles.
As it was, two thousand years went by before mankind would achieve once again these demonstrated capabilities in healing, and in life generally. By means of advanced technologies, mankind has demonstrated to itself that it is indeed possible to feed a vast multitude from a parcel of ground that could normally sustain but a few. And this, too, appears to be just a beginning. One stands in awe of the much greater potential of the divine Spirit reflected in man when Christ Jesus' exemplary work in the fourth dimension of Spirit is being more fully understood. What will such a harvest be? What will the earth be like when the divine Spirit that is reflected in man, is no longer denied, but is developed ever more fully and reflected in the development of human civilization and in the development of supporting structures that are inherently replenishing the earth? The fourth dimension, of Spirit, can only reflect itself in an unprecedented development of man. Anything less is a denial of God, a denial of the reality of man's being. Anything less is a submission to the many modern mythologies conjured up by hate, fear, or greed; involving the spirit of self-denial, self-devolution, decay, and death.
The regressive patterns, unfortunately, are also unfolding. They are unfolding today with a frightening rapidity, where a rallying to the standard of Truth should abound. Whatever denies the divine Spirit reflected in man denies the nature of reality and opens the door to mankind's destruction and death. And we do see the same pattern repeated. We see a strong focus put on linearism that tends to isolate public events into insignificant happenings, thereby protecting the underlying conspiracy these events may be a part of.
As an example, one only needs to look at the major financial events of 1995 (to the date of this writing). What does one see? The year opened in the wake of the worst bond crisis since the crisis created out of the Peace Treaty of Versailles, followed by the Orange County bankruptcy, the Mexican financial collapse that required international emergency measures, the collapse of the Barings Bank that sent ripples through the world banking system, the banking collapse in France that required a bail-out almost as big as the Mexican bail-out, the dollar stability crisis, the Japanese banking panic resulting from a near trillion dollar loss in bad loans (five hundred billion officially admitted), and a mounting fiscal crisis unfolding for the U.S. government as it approaches its public debt ceiling of $4.9 trillion.
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