Buddhism is becoming buddha (the enlightened)
ichism is becoming ichi (the one)
christism is becoming christ (anointed one)
how do some one do this? You get a pure holy spirit be sinless all life you and you parents will it, not just one or other. Parents must raised you sinless and you must stay sinless untill soul is pure then you are christ
This caught my eye since I've recently been studying gnostic texts, especially ones in the "Christian" form. I've been searching lately for insight on how to reconcile the dissonance between my own mystical experiences with my ordinary daily life. My views are mostly coming from that frame of reference.
I'm reminded of the Gospel of Mary Magdalene in which Jesus taught that there is no sin as a separate thing or essence existing in the world. We become sinners whenever we act according to the habits of our corrupted nature. We create sin through our thoughts, words, and actions. If we could reconnect with the Source of Being while maintaining spiritual awareness then our thoughts, words, and actions could change and become more consistent with the Divine Will. In this process, it is taught that we may become fully human.
I'm not sure if this is what you're getting at here. I can only offer my own recommendations. I would say not to get too stuck with any particular word or concept of divinity. At best language and concepts can be used as indictators of the absolute, but they can never capture it or adequately explain it because language is inherently relative. To become attached to any particular dogma of divinity means relativizing the absolute, which must necessarily go beyond such distinctions. This would entail an avoidance of "-isms" as they tend toward "schisms". Although you may consider yourself on a path toward Christos Anthropos, this could be prevented by turning it into another "ism" to be classified. How can one categorize the absolute?
