Walk With Me ~ Chad Christopher Cobb's Last Message

Chad's final written words and timeless message coming to us thanks to Kathleen…

“Walk with me.  Please, just walk with me.  Step out of this natural dark and into the universal light.  You can’t resist, or as Valentinus might say, “What is incorruptible is irresistible.” Walk with me through the cosmos, past this planet and its Milky Way, past all the suns and planets and moons, past any galaxy, past time and space for that matter.  Walk with me into the void, into the heart of every star, every scorching flame, every particle and beam and wave, every bit of dust and ash.  Walk with me into the black hole of oblivion where you are infinitely stretched to nothingness.  Take a walk with me, and transcend the material mundane.

The message is on its way, and when it arrives, you’ll laugh in astonishment.  You’ll abandon even the slightest, subtlest idea of you.  Oh, this place is beautiful.  Let’s go.  Jesus says, “When you know yourselves, then you will be known.”  Let’s go be in the know.  You’ll laugh because of the absurdity of your will, because of the immense beauty that absolves your notions of you.  You’ll laugh because that’s what you can do, about all you can do.  This place is beautiful.

Peace is with you.  I was born by the Word, in the Word, for the Word.  I rest in flesh as my own, not as my own.  I am your ambrosial water.  Drink me, thirsty you.  Be forever quenched at the eternal fountain of love.  I am in you and you in me.  This is the personal union or communion with the Divine.  Be reacquainted with me for truly you exist in its Consciousness.  I will comfort you for I am the comforter.  Receive my peace.

You hide everywhere.  You hide in churches or temples, in physically demanding exercises, in meditative states, in philosophical discourses, in intellectual pursuits, in distracting or reinforcing beliefs of yourself.  Truly, you hide in your illusory mind and its passing thoughts.  And yet you want to fix the world, right it.  You want control, but I cannot grant it because you do not exist as part of a multiplicity.  To think about all, to honestly and courageously experience it, to love yourself as is, is recognition of unity.  It’s the plenitude, not multitude.  You are powerless without my awareness of you.  I love you as myself.

Rest with me forever.  The Gospel of Truth shares, “But they rest in him who rests, without wearying themselves or becoming confused about truth.”  That’s it.  Transcend yourself, and discover me in you.  That’s it.  That’s all there is, and yet it is enough.  This state of knowing is beautiful.  Laugh because you can experience it.  Rest in peace.  The Songs of Solomon sing, “It is enough to know and to rest and rest.”  Rest then with me forever.”

~ Chad Christopher Cobb ~ April 2007