Paradise Never Lost. (2 min 58 sec)

We’ve all heard the story of the Fall of Man — the biblical tale where Adam and Eve are tempted by Satan, eat the forbidden fruit, and get kicked out of the Garden of Eden. It’s a narrative that has fueled guilt, fear, and the illusion of separation for centuries. But what if I told you it was never true? What if Paradise was never lost? What if the whole thing was a projection of the ego’s desperate need to make its false reality feel real?

This reframe isn’t about rewriting history — it’s about waking up from the dream that we ever left God. The so-called "fall," the garden, Satan, free will, hell — all of it is part of the ego’s illusion. The truth is far simpler: We never left paradise. We’ve only forgotten.

Fall of Man?

There was no "Fall." Man never fell from grace because humanity never left its original divine state. The belief in separation is the illusion, the dream of guilt projected onto a myth. The real "fall" is believing the dream is real.

Adam and Eve?

Symbols of the mind’s split. They are the choice between truth and illusion. Eating from the "Tree of Knowledge" is choosing the ego, the belief in duality, separation, and judgment. But even this is part of a dream; they never truly left the garden of Oneness.

Satan?

Not a villain, but a symbol of the ego — a false identity that wants to rebel, separate, and rule. It’s that voice in our heads that screams, “You are not enough!” Satan is the projection of our own ego's arrogance, trying to make itself into something it’s not.

Garden of Eden?

It’s not a physical place. It’s a state of pure awareness and oneness with God. We never left it. The so-called "expulsion" is the ego’s metaphor for our belief in separation, but it’s an illusion. The garden remains, untouched, within.

Fallen Angel?

There are no "fallen" beings. This is a story the ego created to justify its own sense of separation from God. Angels, like us, are eternal and changeless. We’re still in Heaven; we’ve just forgotten.

Hell?

Hell is not a fiery pit — it’s the mind trapped in fear and guilt, believing in the lie of separation. The torment is internal, self-imposed by choosing the ego over the truth of who we are: pure love.

Free Will?

The only real choice we ever make is whether to listen to the ego or the Holy Spirit. True "free will" is not about doing what we want in the world. It’s about the willingness to choose the truth over the illusion.

Earth?

Earth is the stage where we act out our illusions, a dream within a dream. But it’s not the problem. The problem is the belief that we’re trapped here. The truth is, Earth and time are fleeting — they cannot define us.

Redemption?

Redemption was never needed. Jesus didn’t come to "save" us from a sin we never committed. His role was to remind us of the truth: We are already saved, already whole. The moment we wake up from the dream, we’ll remember we’ve never left paradise.

Paradise Never Lost

The story of expulsion, suffering, and eventual redemption is nothing more than the ego’s grand illusion. Paradise was never lost because it’s where we’ve always been — within the mind of God. The only thing that needs to fall is our belief in the lie.

Oh, and one more thing...if we never fell, we don’t need to “return” to God. We’ve always been there. The only thing left is to wake up and see it.

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