ABOUT US
We are a not-for-profit entity that has been formed for the purpose of taking our world from a state of chaos and confusion to that state of eternal bliss, as described below, a state that we believe is imminently achievable in one generation. The President of the company, Joan M. Perryman, is a distinguished scholar, an attorney, an author of several books and publications, a publisher, and the contributor for all of the Blogs on www.RebekahIsaac.net. Ms. Perryman writes under the pseudonym Rebekah Isaac in reverence for the life and ministry of Isaac and Rebekah from the biblical book of Genesis 25:19-26, and for the life of Abraham and his son Ishmael from Genesis 17:18-20. God's everlasting covenant established with Isaac was meant to encompass all of humanity, including the descendants of Ishmael. The Lord God Almighty does indeed exist, and cares about the future of his world.
Ms. Perryman graduated from Columbia University School of Law, practiced law in New York City as a litigation associate, and later, as a litigation partner in corporate commercial litigation and in securities defense litigation. She was an adjunct associate professor at Fordham Law School in New York City where she taught legal writing and appellate advocacy, she instructed students in legal ethics at Columbia University School of Law, and has judged Moot Court for first-year and upperclass students, also at Columbia University School of Law, instructing them in the rigors of legal writing and appellate advocacy for twenty-six years. After exploring various religious persuasions, Ms. Perryman has since returned to her original roots in the Anglican communion, but maintains solid relationships with other religions and with other Christian denominations.
Ms. Perryman graduated from Columbia University School of Law, practiced law in New York City as a litigation associate, and later, as a litigation partner in corporate commercial litigation and in securities defense litigation. She was an adjunct associate professor at Fordham Law School in New York City where she taught legal writing and appellate advocacy, she instructed students in legal ethics at Columbia University School of Law, and has judged Moot Court for first-year and upperclass students, also at Columbia University School of Law, instructing them in the rigors of legal writing and appellate advocacy for twenty-six years. After exploring various religious persuasions, Ms. Perryman has since returned to her original roots in the Anglican communion, but maintains solid relationships with other religions and with other Christian denominations.
PURPOSE AND PRINCIPLE
Human consciousness is a state of awareness of our relationship to external objects. It is different from animal consciousness because animals cannot influence or control their mental state. Humans can work with or against their state of consciousness, just as we can work with or against the force of gravity. To work against consciousness is to manipulate its basic precepts and principles and to direct our consciousness toward the achievement of a purpose or result that we know would be destructive, or that we would not desire for ourselves. Consciousness holds us responsible for this perversion of its truest purpose.
To work with the state of consciousness is to understand that being alive and awake is being in a state of conscious creation. As we begin to acknowledge and to understand that we are always creating, we become more conscious and more deliberate in our thoughts, words and actions. When we achieve perfect alignment wth consciousness we will have arrived at a place of eternal bliss. However, in our own power it is impossible for us to align perfectly with consciousness, just as it is impossible for someone to align perfectly with the force of gravity so that they never ever drop something, or spill a glass of milk or other liquid. Perfect alignment always requires an intermediary who fully and completely embodies the standard to which all must aspire.
A measuring rod is one type of an intermediary that facilitates alignment within each building structure and between building structures. It is a standard that ensures that in the air, on the sea, and on land, whether you are building a cathedral, a mosque, a museum, or an elementary school, perfect alignment can exist, but only to the extent that each builder agrees with and uses the standard or the "intermediary."
In the context of consciousness, the Holy Spirit of God embodies the principle of perfect alignment with consciousness. He is perfection. To the extent that we individually or collectively aspire to perfect alignment with consciousness, he is the standard that can elevate us to that place of perfect alignment, individually and collectively. He is our intermediary if we choose to have him in our hearts. He can take our world from a place of chaos and confusion to the place of eternal bliss.
Reprinted from Rebekah Isaac Blog: http://www.RebekahIsaac.net/Blog/Purpose-And-Principle
Visit our main Blog at www.RebekahIsaac.net, and our Bookstore at www.RebekahIsaac.us. Please also visit our GLOBAL EMERGENCIES Blog at www.RebekahIsaac.info. The Millennial Kingdom website can be accessed at https://www.MillennialKingdom.Solutions
To work with the state of consciousness is to understand that being alive and awake is being in a state of conscious creation. As we begin to acknowledge and to understand that we are always creating, we become more conscious and more deliberate in our thoughts, words and actions. When we achieve perfect alignment wth consciousness we will have arrived at a place of eternal bliss. However, in our own power it is impossible for us to align perfectly with consciousness, just as it is impossible for someone to align perfectly with the force of gravity so that they never ever drop something, or spill a glass of milk or other liquid. Perfect alignment always requires an intermediary who fully and completely embodies the standard to which all must aspire.
A measuring rod is one type of an intermediary that facilitates alignment within each building structure and between building structures. It is a standard that ensures that in the air, on the sea, and on land, whether you are building a cathedral, a mosque, a museum, or an elementary school, perfect alignment can exist, but only to the extent that each builder agrees with and uses the standard or the "intermediary."
In the context of consciousness, the Holy Spirit of God embodies the principle of perfect alignment with consciousness. He is perfection. To the extent that we individually or collectively aspire to perfect alignment with consciousness, he is the standard that can elevate us to that place of perfect alignment, individually and collectively. He is our intermediary if we choose to have him in our hearts. He can take our world from a place of chaos and confusion to the place of eternal bliss.
Reprinted from Rebekah Isaac Blog: http://www.RebekahIsaac.net/Blog/Purpose-And-Principle
Visit our main Blog at www.RebekahIsaac.net, and our Bookstore at www.RebekahIsaac.us. Please also visit our GLOBAL EMERGENCIES Blog at www.RebekahIsaac.info. The Millennial Kingdom website can be accessed at https://www.MillennialKingdom.Solutions
