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You have said divinity is too far away, too hard to find, or too expensive. 

And yet you still keep asking: How can I be more like God? How do I become powerful, successful, and fulfilled? How do I make my dreams real?

To reach the life you want, you must give the life you have.

If your wish for something new isn’t stronger than what you have, then you really still want your current life. If your desire for change isn’t bigger than your grip on the present, your dreams stay distractions instead of driving you toward what you say you want.

You’ve taught yourself that having just enough, wanting little, and reaching it is the goal. But that was never the goal. Everything that’s made has its own power. For some things, that power is fixed. For others, it is fluid.

You call on many beings and use their many names: ancestors, ascended masters, saints, angels, and demons. Their power is fixed and focused. Divinity is steady, sure, and enduring. Which is why you ask it for help.

Their fixed focus brings balance to the universe, along with a feeling of beauty, confidence, and trust that things will stay the same. Even if it’s not named or taught elsewhere, it’s still understood. What is fixed needs no training. There are no talks about it, unlike with other beings, especially humans, who need constant coaxing and reminding of who they are.

There’s no need to teach or train gods, whether above or below. They know who and what they are, and they have chosen to be fixed in it.

Humans, in all forms, are meant to use what’s fixed as a tool—not be limited by it. Nature is set. The universe is set. Many beings around you are set. By contrast, your role is unique: you are not set in the same way. You are another version of God—not necessarily more sacred, but with greater potential for action.

If you don’t use your abilities, you are useless to yourself and others.

If you ask anyone who has reached a level of power what it took, the answer is always the same. EVERYTHING! Not just a little or when it’s easy, but all of it, right now. It doesn’t happen in small parts.

It’s a process that’s both spiritual and logical. If your life, money, relationships, or goals aren’t the main focus, they’re just seeds. They’re offerings or starting points for fulfillment, not fulfillment itself.

Divinity works the same way. If your sense of divinity isn’t the main focus, it’s still human and limited. At best, it is a seed.

God is challenging you right now: wake up, stop being lazy, stop choosing to feel less, and make the clear decision to grow and become more.

Angels, demons, jinns, and spirits don’t even have that choice. No matter what stories say about them, their purpose stays the same. They are created for a reason, they fulfill it, and that’s it.

There’s a species (human) that isn’t forced to follow commands but can give them. By design, it isn’t trapped, but sometimes chooses to stay helpless. Is that you?

So here’s a question for you: What would you do?

If you created different species, and one group always fulfilled its purpose without guidance or change, while another group wasn’t trapped but chose to stay confused and unmotivated, what would you do?

Where would you focus your attention?

Choose to act and claim your power.

The question was posed to me recently about becoming a god and who Theontos was. Those are very good questions.

I’ll start with the phrase “As within, so without. As above, so below.” Within that framework, God takes on a definition different from what most have been trained to accept.

If we say what is within us is the same as that which is outside us, and we push that idea to its furthest point regarding God, one would say that the only God there is, is you.

But then the counter to that would say, “I don’t see me in the outside world,” or “That person, place, and thing is not me.” And one would be correct in both statements.

All paths are structures for this internal and external exchange. When working “correctly,” this exchange expands the internal and external. I think of it as taking a breath. If we were to do only one part of breathing, an inhale or an exhale, we couldn’t really call it breathing. It wouldn’t accomplish what breathing was supposed to do. It would still exist, but it would need to be called something else and used for another purpose.

So, what is a God? A god is what you think it is. I know that doesn’t seem helpful, but if you will, follow me in this thought. You only know what you know and can contain what you can contain. Once your consciousness feels it has a resolution or satisfaction in its current state, it seeks to expand - it must expand. To do so, it must look outside of itself for the “other” that it sees as bigger and more expansive. And that would be the God part. So, gods are positioned relative to the consciousness that views them.

This is why we need different gods. This is why we need you. This is why when one starts working with a god, that relationship can change as you keep strengthening that bond. The names of the gods can change depending on the needs of each exchange.

Even if we are talking about the same god, we can’t really have an identical understanding of that god, because no two points of consciousness are exactly the same. Meaning no two people exchange with that deity exactly the same.

There are points of overlap, sure. There are points of assumed and shared experiences. But what we do or do not do with those points of interaction depends on the individual choosing to do something with them. 

The next stage of development within consciousness would be to become, or to absorb, the thing it sees outside itself. This happens naturally and can also be sped up with focus and choice. This is illustrated when we see people morph into a group or a person through their speech, thinking patterns, looks, and ways of moving through the world. This is the idea of “birds of a feather flock together.”

The only way to know is to embody the experiences through action. Everything must be physicalized. Through the physicalization, all is known. And more is known than can be expressed.

You will eventually become the external. Or the external will eventually become you. It isn’t either-or; it's both-and.

This used to frustrate the heck out of me. But now I see it differently. It can be very freeing when you know that as you become more of what you desire, so too do elements and dimensions unlock around you for you and as you. 

Sometimes the pathwork is lonely and isolating, which is why groups, friends, teachers, partners, mentors, and gods are so important. They reflect the truth that we are never really alone, even if we are isolated by a focus on a particular expansion.

And since we are creators as humans (we are not fixed elements unless we choose to be), we get to choose and create ourselves in our own image or in an image we perceive is not us. 

In other terms, I would say you are the magic. You are the spell, you are the instructions, rules, and elements of that spell. You are also the answer and the conduit through which that spell manifests. 

As you know yourself, as you become all, you are to others what something else was to you. In this context, you become the god. 

My work here in this timespace reality is to reconnect some of these points that have been weakened through “time” and consciousness rearranging. Not that any of those paths, religions, etc. were right or wrong, just that there is a call for this part of our universal knowing to come forth again.

Theontos is a God in current human form, working these knowings out. The main purpose is to bring the idea of Deity closer to the current human experience so that this version of the human species doesn’t hide the truth it knows about itself in a way that would threaten its extinction.

Sometimes the word god is just semantics; other times it is a position and a title. That doesn’t make it real or unreal. The work works. The path leads to something else. Gods operate many times without the title, so they are accessible to a part of us that we would deny if we know the whole of who and what they are. Theontos is just bold enough to reclaim the title God in a world that has killed, destroyed, and banished many of its gods.

To pull this back around. Really, if we deny the external of us. We are denying a part of us. We can do this. There may be a good reason we have to do this. I find most deny themselves because they fear their own power and, most importantly, what they would or could do with that power. But those topics lead to more conversations not related to this post.

The action call for all of us would be to trust yourself and your chosen path. Don’t quit. Make sure you honor and follow the protocols your deity has instructed you in. Or if you don’t have a specific deity but are under a teacher, follow that. Don’t seek to just check off a list of actions without pulling what those actions represent into your being. This whole process will expand your power and, at the same time, refine your soul. I have found it a humbling process. 

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Key Outcomes of last class

Elitheos established cameras-on and punctuality as requirements for class engagement moving forward, demonstrating leadership commitment to congruence between stated values and action. The teaching connected spiritual practice to intimate exchange, positioning worship as the spiritual equivalent of sex—both requiring vulnerability, presence, and sustained engagement to deepen understanding. 

Core Teaching: Agreement and Abundance

Worship as Exchange

Worship defined: Placing your worth in something; evidenced by where money, time, and energy flow first

Financial dominance as spiritual principle: Where your money goes reveals your true allegiance; clients choosing your service over Amazon are performing an act of worship

Spiritual intimacy parallel: What spirituality is to consciousness, sex is to humanity—both require vulnerability, trust, and the ability to give and receive

Submission as power: The more submitted a person is to Spirit, the more powerful they become; quick obedience demonstrates valuing God over fear or bank accounts

Congruence and Priority

First response reveals honor: What you choose first shows what you honor most; priorities reveal true values, not stated intentions

Environment reflects permission: If something exists in your environment, you are giving it permission to be there—a difficult truth requiring radical honesty

Camera-on requirement: Engagement requires visibility and participation; freedom without structure enables disengagement rather than growth

Practical Framework

Understanding Your Abundance

Abundance always exists: The question is never whether you have abundance, but what kind of abundance you currently have (nails vs. spaghetti) 

Match container to need: Going to hardware stores when hungry won't solve the problem; assess whether your exchanges align with stated goals

Trial and error required: Finding people and things you agree with most happens through experimentation and contrast, not immediate clarity

Exchange Mechanics

Not 50-50 transactions: Value is subjective; the bowl worth $5,000 sold for $5 represents different values to each party—both can win

Give according to what you want: If you want a lot, be willing to give a lot; don't expect major returns from minimal investment

Parenting as example: Relationships requiring 90% giving with 10% receiving (like parenting) teach that equal exchange isn't always the model

Questions Explored

How to find aligned people/things: Through trial and error; contrast reveals what you want by showing what you don't want

How to align them to path: Don't align people to your path—be so committed to your path that they must come to you; misalignment indicates wrong people or wrong container

Environmental Assignment Paradox:

When environment won't change: Assignment takes priority over environment comfort; sometimes rocky soil tests commitment to the assignment itself

Three possibilities: (1) Stay and complete assignment despite difficulty, (2) Wrong container—find your soil, (3) Wrong assignment—never yours to begin with

Meditation Focus

Alignment Prayer:

Reflection prompt: What elements reflect wholeness versus contrary versions; what hidden things need addressing

Teaching Principles

What You Like About Your Situation

Negative bank account example: Proved integrity of work came from genuine care, not income—established foundation for later abundance without self-condemnation

Six-figure comfort zone: Making more than family can become the stopping point; new catalyst needed to push beyond initial success marker

Food stamps reframe: Government assistance is a transaction enabling passion pursuit without children's hunger causing guilt—no shame, just resource strategy

Transformation Process

Stripping away: Transformation first removes everything that isn't you, isn't your assignment—feels like upheaval but creates clean focus

Don't force it: Be present and engaged; answers come through awareness, not forcing responses

Pattern recognition: Watch yourself to see which choice you make first when options appear—reveals true priorities

Next Steps

Practice weekly: Ask yourself about current agreements—long-term or short-term? Supposed to master this space or move through it?

Take action on answers: Don't dismiss insights; implement some response to what you discover about your exchanges