"Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 18:3) (1 min 53 sec)

This means letting go of ego and pride, and instead embracing a childlike openness to spiritual guidance. In practical terms, this is surrendering our egos and embracing the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

The phrase "unless you change" highlights the need for transformation. Jesus is not referring to superficial adjustments but rather a deep, inner shift in our perception and way of being.

The "kingdom of heaven" is a state of spiritual awareness and connection with God. The kingdom of heaven is not a physical place but a state of mind. Entering the kingdom of heaven means awakening to the truth of our being and living from a place of inner peace and joy. 

This is the "real world," a realm of love, peace, and unity that exists beyond the illusions of the physical world. To enter this kingdom, we must let go of our ego's attachments and fears, and instead choose love and forgiveness.

This quote implies the need for trust and faith. Just as a child trusts and has faith in their caregivers, Jesus is asking his followers to trust and have faith in God's plan and guidance. We must learn to trust our inner teacher and let go of our own ego-driven control. 

This inner shift in perception is what allows us to enter the kingdom of heaven and experience the peace and joy that are our birthright as God's beloved creations.

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Please forgive me.
Thank you.
I love you.