The Christ is the ideal of the Father's source. Thus, when one serves the force, one serves the creator of the force, and he is called Christ.

At a time when our world was in a dark place, Yeshua ben Joseph/יְחוֹשֻׁעַ בִּן יוֹסֵף/Jesus was called into service by a highly evolved group of enlightened Masters. He came as a teacher, not a savior. He demonstrated many gifts of the Spirit, including remarkable healings, that some people called miracles. He taught that: God in within[1] and all people have that essence within them and can do what Yeshua ben Joseph/יְחוֹשֻׁעַ בִּן יוֹסֵף/Jesus demonstrated. He truly lived and loved his human life – was married and had children. He died, so that he could show people that death is not an ‘end’. He resurrected his body and gave proof to his followers that it was him. He taught of a loving, forgiving God – but that that power was first and foremost within each one of us – not something outside of us or that we needed an intermediary to access. He mirrored the love, power and wisdom that is within each of us.

“The Council of Thirteen observed for eons Jehovan’s abuse and enslavement of humanity and allowed his reign to continue without interference. Eventually they decided to participate in the evolution of this state of affairs. Together they united themselves by splitting all of their souls, wisdom, and knowledge, and created a single human soul’s agenda that would come forth and change forever the conscious awareness of the human race. This work was accomplished through Yeshua ben Joseph [Jesus]. He taught about the peace and progressive consciousness for which Yahweh and Id fought and defended, bringing a new peace into the world.”[2]

“What is so beautiful about Yeshua ben Joseph is that even in myth he was exalted as being this great, powerful, wise, loving teacher. His message, thought to be original at that time, is an original message that did belong to him: “The kingdom of heaven is within and I am both the son of man and the son of God. As the son of man I am fragile, I am tempted, I am afraid, I am insecure, but as the son of God I belong to the ages.” … He was a great man who was the legal heir to the throne of Judea. He came from a royal house, and it was his job to transmute being the son of man into the son of God. …. Christ means the Christos, to know.”[3]

“His job, as difficult as it was, was to defy reality with his mind….”[4]

“He had to prove that he was accessing the upper kingdom of God, and he had proved it every single way by all of the miracles and the teachings that he imparted.” …Yeshua ben Joseph had to show to a culture of people that there was life after death. The way that he had to do that is he had to sacrifice his own life. He had to let the body die and move all the way, unfolding all of those bodies all the way until he is right here and says ‘My Father and I are one.’ And only until he did that was he incorruptible.” …”That was only when he was called the Christ, the arisen one. That was the last test. That meant his consciousness had to be one with this so absolutely that not even death could defy that mind.”[5]

“They should take Yeshua ben Joseph off that cross. What a sad sight. It is to make you feel guilty.”[6]

“So look at how he saw life, will you. He knew that however he saw anything is exactly how he agreed for it to be. “… “Walking down the path he would see – he would choose immediately – whether to agree with the landscape or change it.”….”But this was a master who understood the relationship between mind and matter and all he had to do was to change his mind on what he saw. And so the fish and the bread became the seed that multiplied in his mind. And as long as he saw it, the supply as endless.”[7]

“But what has never been told to you: It is not that Jesus is going to save your life but rather that he was a master who demonstrated the power of God in man and that if anyone had the eyes to see it, then they would understand. And if anyone had the ears to hear the message, they were offered the message, and they had to be simple enough to understand the transmutation of the human Spirit into eternity, and it was demonstrated.”[8]

[1] Luke 17:21.

[2] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. A Master's Reflection on the History of Humanity. Part II, Rediscovering the Pearl of Ancient Wisdom. Yelm, WA: JZK Publishing, 2002. p. 174.

[3] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. Jesus the Christ: The Life of a Master. Yelm, WA: JZK Publishing, 2006. p. 11.

[4] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. Jesus the Christ: The Life of a Master. Yelm, WA: JZK Publishing, 2006. p. 46.

[5] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. Jesus the Christ: The Life of a Master. Yelm, WA: JZK Publishing, 2006. pp. 48-49.

[6] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. Jesus the Christ: The Life of a Master. Yelm, WA: JZK Publishing, 2006. p. 46. p.50.

[7] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. A Beginner's Guide to Creating Reality: An Introduction to Ramtha and his Teachings. 3rd Ed. Publisher: JZK Publishing, 2008. pp. 223 – 224.

[8] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. A Beginner's Guide to Creating Reality: An Introduction to Ramtha and his Teachings. 3rd Ed. Publisher: JZK Publishing, 2008. p. 235.