Zion, Zechariah 2, How I got here

Today's interest... I'm now on Zechariah chapter 2. It is talking about Jerusalem and Zion. I know from walking it that how I left Egypt was through the process of continually "loving my enemy." As I did that with the people in my life at that point in time, whom God had purposefully placed there, supernaturally, for that purpose, every day my life would match whatever scripture I was studying that day. The events of my life were symbolic of whatever scripture I was reading. I read every single day, there hasn't been a single day since 1985 that I didn't read at least one verse of the Bible. I know because I made a vow in 1985 to do that for 1 year. Many times during that year I'd race to get to my Bible before the hands on the clock struck midnight. A couple of times I just had to close my eyes and picture scripture in my brain and read it. I'd use "Jesus wept" for those emergencies. If you make a vow to God you MUST keep it. It is serious business. So, that's what I'd do the time or two when I was almost to midnight without having read scripture.

When you get into the habit, which you will be after doing this for a year, not breaking your vow, of reading the Bible, then it leads to thoughts about what you are reading. So, many, many times I'd keep reading after my vowed 1 verse every day for a year. That leads to a desire to grasp what you are reading. That leads to prayers asking God to teach you and trying to find ways to research to figure out what the answer to your question is. It grows. One step leads to the next step. God our Father has it designed that way. It is a path. It is a path that I walked and it is a path anyone who desires to can also walk. It is supernatural.

So, I know that what I did to go from the concept of "Egypt" in my life to the concept of "Canaan" in my life, in my thinking, involved putting into practice, every single day, loving my enemies. At that particular point in time I lived in Orlando. After keeping my vow, which I have written about in my stories, of rejecting listening to Classic Rock for many years, God had released me from my kept vow. He had done that by giving me an unblemished sheep to sacrifice. That means when you have kept one of his commandments to the point of perfection. I had kept my vow to nourish myself with Gospel/Contemporary Christian music faithfully for many years. I had rejected even listening to one single time Classic Rock. I had done that as a personal vow. I had kept my vow to perfection.

So, then what happened was as I studied daily it took me into sections of the Bible that talk about unblemished sheep. As I comprehended what it was teaching me I put it into practice. When I felt like the scriptures were telling me to sacrifice an unblemished sheep I understood that I had several I could pick from. I never lied. I never stole. I never listened to Classic Rock. There were a lot of unblemished sheep in my possession, because I had walked the path since 1985 faithfully keeping my vows. Now it was 2000 and I was living in Orlando. So, I thought about the concept of unblemished sheep and I identified which habits of mine had created these principles in my spiritual life. I chose to sacrifice Classic Rock. That led me to my Classic Rock boyfriend that I then walked with for the next many years. Because of my nature, my spiritual beliefs, we clashed. God had used my unblemished sheep, and my sacrificing it, to cause me to clash in my beliefs with my loved one, because I did truly love him.

The clashes were daily. So every single time I'd interact with what people seem to be calling "toxic behavior" and avoiding now, I'd choose love. I choose the virtues. Patience, love, sweetness, kindness. I kept trying to teach him. He had an opposite point of view and he was walking the Self path that I write about. I was walking the Others path, Jesus' "love your neighbor as yourself, with love and obedience to God our Father first." At that point in time I didn't understand Jesus yet, just what I had grown up knowing and learning in Church. I didn't know what God was doing with me or why. I just knew I had made a vow in 1985 and I was keeping it. As I kept it supernatural things happened. These supernatural things always, beginning in 1998, matched whatever life circumstances I was dealing with on the same day and hour that I read the Bible verses about it. All this is in my previous stories and books.

So, as I loved my enemy (a toxic person - the current beliefs of the crowd of mankind are WRONG about this, we are supposed to love and forgive and serve our Father, God, Yahweh, in our chosen actions, love your enemy) God took me situation by situation from the concept of Egypt to the concept of Canaan, the Promised Land. These are metaphysical concepts and the Bible has perfectly, supernaturally, inerrantly, captured that path. No, I don't know how. I just know I experienced it and you can too if you do what I did. As I loved my enemy, reached through the aggravation of each situation that arose where we conflicted, I moved, in scripture from the scripture I was currently reading at the time to the next verse. This was abundantly clear to me that each concept of "cities" were what I was fighting against on the day I entered and left each city. Everything is metaphysical. Everything is a spiritual concept. So, that's why it worked. I did what the Bible was telling me to do, and was supernaturally lead from the state of mind I had begun in, in 1985, to the state of mind I was in at the time I'm describing, in the 2000s.

So, the point of this is to show you what the metaphysical meaning is of the concept of "Zion" which is what I'm on today, in 2025 in my daily Bible study. I'm on Zechariah 2 today. It's talking about "Jerusalem" and "Zion." I'm trying to tell you how to grasp that. I looked up "Zion" and I'm about to cut and paste it here for you so you can begin to grasp how this works and do it yourselves. But when I read their answer I noticed it was incomplete. It doesn't describe what I'm describing about how I arrived at the concept of Zion in the first place, in my own life. I did it like this.

Just start by doing what I did, vow to put God our Father first, the first commandment, vow to read at least one verse of the Bible for a year and keep your vow. Vow to reject the things in your life that you think would displease God or Jesus and replace them with things that you think would please them, I'm talking about music, books, TV, habits, things you feed on spiritually. Reject the bad and find the good and change your habits. Then, always reach for the very highest form of obedience to your Father and the Bible studies you are undertaking. Super-excel. Do it with obedience and sweetness and passion - choose the good in every situation. If you mess up then pray, "I messed up, please help me," and try try try. Picture it as if you are training to become an Olympic athlete. Do that spiritually, like I'm describing. THAT is what leads to grasping these concepts and becoming what they will shape you into. THAT's what will eventually create Zion and Jerusalem and all the tribes of Israel, all the tools of the completed holy Temple inside your mind, your being. That is how you reshape the consciousness you have right now into what I'm describing exists: Heaven Christ Consciousness. That's what I'm studying and writing daily about right now. I've documented the entire path, from my vows in 1985 until now in my writings and books. Everything is finished. All things are ready. Come to the feast. My writings day after day after day are on my website. Meanwhile, I have 400 books to read, that are going to take me up some more levels. I explore. I look for gold. I find it and share it with my world. This is our land, our home. Come help me. xo Angel

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(Zion Quote, link in comments)

In metaphysical terms, especially from the TruthUnity perspective (Fillmore Faith), Zion symbolizes the spiritual consciousness, the "fortress" or "holy hill" in our being where high ideals, divine ideas, and the Christ consciousness reside, representing a state of peace, spiritual strength, and connection to God, often linked to the pineal gland (faith center) in the head, from which spiritual law emanates. It's our inner, fortified place of spiritual realization, contrasted with material mindsets, and represents the New Jerusalem or the "holy city" within.

Key Meanings & Symbolism:

Spiritual Consciousness: The inner realm where God's presence is felt, a fortified place of truth and love.

Fortress/Landmark: A high, established point of spiritual realization and strength, a landmark for Truth.

Love's Abode: Where high, holy thoughts and ideals (like love, wisdom) reside and are expressed.

Faith Center: Often linked to the pineal gland (top brain), the source of spiritual law and divine word.

The New Jerusalem: Figuratively, it represents the perfected spiritual state of being, the "holy city" within.

Contrast to Materialism: It stands against the "bramble of destruction" (negative thinking) and the "idols" of material wealth, requiring faithful work to maintain.

In Practice (TruthUnity):

To "build Zion" means to establish this spiritual consciousness by overcoming carnal thoughts and developing constructive, loving thinking.

It's about bringing the "ark of the covenant" (harmonized thoughts) from the subconscious (David's city) into expression from the heart center (Jerusalem).

When we reach this state, we "walk in His paths," and the "law" and "word of Jehovah" go forth from this spiritual center in us."

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Written December 22, 2025 at 11:17 pm