Howdy Hermit.
That is quite a risk isn't it... we who have had profound NDE experiences do often forget that just as we are God, so too are all others and all else. Falsely elevating one's self to the position of the almighty over others is very different from recognizing the divinity in all.
It's the old teaspoon in the ocean problem isn't it. Draw a teaspoon of water from the ocean and you have the ocean in your teaspoon. The claim alone seems impossible, and yet it is so. The teaspoon of water could look upon the ocean and appreciate its vastness, or upon it's wee self and assume superiority. Clearly, the latter is in error.
I do think those accepting the words I was given need to accept the implications of the context you provide. There's a notion of being superior when people realize who they are without recognizing that they remain equal with others; they simply have an awareness others haven't yet come to.
OTOH, what stops those of new understanding from sharing it? Nothing I hope.
I don't believe there is a moratorium on divinity because All That Is is divine, and that includes each of us. We are all meant to teach and enlighten others. In ancient times, that was what the Messiah did. It is what was meant to be a christ, from the Greek word christos, anointed one or messiah. It wasn't a term for one being; it was a path wherein those of wisdom guided the lost into understanding. It wasn't a term for Jesus alone; humanity made it that afterwards, creating a chasm and thus an industry of salvation.
No man can make himself to be Jesus, but we can all teach what he taught. I should love to think that, in our next phase of enlightenment as a society, there will be a messiah to guide all who seek to be their greatest self, which is in essence to align with God and be as Jesus and many other prophets have taught.
@Mud: You can't see that All That Is exists?
