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As Kryon once put it: "You are here to love God. It's a wonderful system"

I'll just leave it here:
"The Shift & Discovery of Self"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxbmO3AUPlg

God and the Bible are against channeling. Don't kryon my shoulder.

I liked the pun, thank you!

I wonder why Bible (and God) would be against channelling?
Does it really matter how information comes through?
Did you know that composing music or writing poetry is a form of channelling too?

Glad you liked the pun.

I don't know all the reasons why God is against channeling, but here is what I can say simply.

- Is the information that comes through true?
- Will the "channel" always be truthful if I get into the habit of listening?
- In some things we should take God at face value, and listen to Him directly. The snake in the Garden was reasonably truthful. But listening to him brought about the truth in ways that we rather would not have had.

I think God created Snake, so that he could play with it

That was the only way to start knowing itself - life is a game and God is no exception.

This is close to accurate. The snake was created as part of nature. The particular Snake in question was a channeler, allowing itself to be used by the devil, Satan. Satan, like other angels, and people, was among those created to be a friend and partner with God. Satan used his free will gift that God gave him, to attempt to overcome God's plan for man.

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What I understand by now is that all truths are true.
If someone believes in God who judges and punishes, that's the God they will face after death. If a person doesn't believe in afterlife at all, he/she won't wake up until the next reincarnation (of course Bible is against that as well).

Beliefs matter. They are the axes of a powerful gyroscope that defines your reality/experience and might not be so easy to change. Wanting or saying that you believe does not equate to believing. That's why the correct order is "Believing is Seeing", not the other way around:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtRQXOcn7oI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfDLEiwLwQE

However, God's faith (believing) is way stronger than man's. Believe yourself into having an extra pair of arms, one growing out of each side of your body, about half way between your shoulders and your belly button. If you can believe this into happening, you got the power. God believed the whole universe into being from a standing start of nothing. The point? If God believes it this way or that, you and I don't stand a chance believing it some other way. Check out what God says, and believe it His way.

What if God believed the whole Universe into being for just one reason - to forget that he is God and live a life of a man. What if God got bored (by Alan Watts): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckiNNgfMKcQ

If God got bored, it wouldn't be in any sense that we understand.

A man and a woman are stranded together on a deserted island. They have enough food, water, clothing, etc., to take care of all their needs. They are young and healthy in every way except for one thing. They have no sexual urge whatsoever.

How long will it take them to get bored with each other and island living? How long will it take them to decide to get together sexually, simply so that they have some kids to get rid of the boredom?

Makes sense about God being bored. But God is dynamic, as we can see from the variety in the universe. We are His children if we want. That's why He made us. Let's start acting the part.