Actual Christianity

Restore peace and order to the universe. Stop negatively evaluating or judging anyone’s beauty through the distorted lens of your own or society’s standards. Instead, choose to recognize the inherent beauty in every individual—not by comparison, but by divine declaration. Affirm often to yourself and to the universe that we are all equally beautiful, equally sacred reflections of our greater source. Resist the temptation to nitpick superficial or cultural differences, for they are but masks disguising the deeper truth: we are all one. When we stop separating by standard and begin unifying through love, we begin to see with the eyes of the divine.

By declaring that all your brothers and sisters are beautiful, you release the habit of comparing and distinguishing people from one another. In doing so, you acknowledge a deeper truth: there are no real differences between us. You are affirming our unity and consciously rejecting the ego’s endless impulse to measure, rank, and assign value. The ego longs to feel special and distinct—an illusion that flatters our sense of self but obscures the greater reality. True spiritual vision recognizes that we cannot be “special” in isolation, because we are all one. To honor that oneness is to transcend the illusion of separation and embrace the divine equality that binds us all.

Just as distributing money among a large crowd of panhandlers requires resisting the urge to judge who is more deserving, declaring that everyone is beautiful demands the same discipline. In both cases, you are rejecting the ego’s impulse to compare and rank, and instead affirming the fundamental truth of our shared equality. To earnestly proclaim that all are beautiful is to embrace the great equalizer—it reminds us that we are not separate, not better or worse than one another, but reflections of the same divine essence. It is a powerful act of unity, a refusal to divide, and a declaration that we are all equally one.

Please do not step into the pitfalls set by the most malicious and toxic amongst us. Ideas such as racial or cultural superiority are completely antithetical to the ideas established by Jesus and it is incredibly ironic and hypocritical for these ideas to be espoused by those who proudly put ‘Man of God’ in their social media bios or have Jesus bumper stickers on their cars. I can’t think of a more obvious way to announce to the world that being a christian is purely for the sake of tribal identification and so that they can feel that their tribe is better than others, but do not care a bit about the values and philosophy contained within the faith they claim to identify with. It is incredibly tempting for many to take the racist bait that claims their racial community is the best one and they’ll list all the important human milestones from that community to substantiate why they are in fact part of the best human race in the species. This is a temptation offered by the ego to once again make us feel better or superior to other communities, but also requires people to ignore the contributions to human progress by other nations, cultures, communities, etc. It’s a nice idea to feel like you’re part of the “best” race ever, however it is our ego’s temptations that have to be resisted and immediately shot down. In truth all societal and human progress and milestones are milestones of humanity as a species as a whole, not individual racial or cultural groups. The sooner these milestones are correctly seen as amazing milestones from humanity as a whole then the closer you are to accepting that we are all literally one and the same.

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