In What Way is Muhammad (peace be upon him) the Last Prophet? He is YOU!--What You are Supposed to Be

Adam was not a man; it is the state of God's life IN man. All of the characters of the Bible are states of God's consciousness--all the states of consciousness--of God being in man. Cain has to do with the acquisition of physicality. Abel has to do with the transitoriness of the thought-nature of man, that he is a "breath" of God's imagining. Moses is the germ-nature of the Gospel of God's consciousness being IN man, AS man, and becoming THROUGH man. Jesus is God's salvation in us, that being God's power and God's wisdom--i.e., God's life in man. None of them were human.

All the Bible is psychological. It deals with the imagination, the spirit/consciousness of God in man. All of the prophets in the Bible are allusions to that consciousness. The "history" in the Bible is a construct for explaining the relationships and dynamics of the multitudinous One that is God. It is at once simple, and yet (for us) it is complicated.

Muhammad, peace be upon him, was a man. "I am the last prophet"--the perfect type of everyman, because every man must become a prophet. The "last" prophet is human! Our destiny is to become the pure expression of the Most High, the word of the Ineffable Itself. That is our destiny--to be prophecy. Muhammad, peace be upon him, was the foremost, perfect example of man being a prophet: the actual embodiment of God's life--the Spirit of Prophecy--in man. None of us are going to do it better or "after" him; but ALL of us must submit to embodying God's life in and through ourselves like he did!

We are all "living stones" being built up into a living temple in "heaven"--in the consciousness of God that is us. There will be no end to that building, but the bricks that are used in its construction are "Muhammads." He might have said, "I am the 'brick': be like me: follow me as I follow the 'prophets.'

We are the living stones being prepared by the Word. Muhammad was us! That is, he made the Manifestation of God personal, internalized, human. Learn it, internalize it, live it like Muhammad did, peace be upon him, so that his peace will be upon us.