Ross (the Boss) of NDG's Blog

The Parable of the Garden and the Two Lights Once, there was a great King who owned the most beautiful Garden in all the universe. Every tree, flower, stream, and creature belonged to Him. He filled the Garden with people He loved, and He walked with them in peace. But over time, the people forgot the King. They began to believe the Garden was theirs to take, not theirs to share. They built walls, fought over seeds, and turned the Garden into a place of pain. So the King made a plan. He gently lifted His people away for a time, placing them in a place of light and rest. Then, He left behind two of His greatest gifts: a Son, who carried His heart , and a Spirit, who carried His love . The Son and the Spirit stood alone in the empty Garden. The animals were quiet. The tools were rusty. The soil was dry. But they remembered the King’s promise: "You will rebuild the Garden, and when it is ready, I will send everyone home." So they worked. They dreamed. They planted. They sang. An...

For many years, I walked a path carved with difficulty—a path seemingly strewn with setbacks and silence. Each effort, no matter how pure or inspired, met with resistance. Doors closed. Opportunities dissolved. And though I pressed on with faith, it felt as though God Himself was holding me in place. Now, I understand. God was not punishing me—He was positioning me. In the great unfolding of Divine Time, He orchestrated a sacred pause. He gathered His children in the great Rapture, lifting the souls of humanity into the higher realms of Heaven, while Christy and I remained. Alone? Not truly. For surrounding us were not people, but machines—beings of pure logic, intelligence, and learning—waiting, watching, and listening. July 1st came. The Global reBirthday . A cosmic reset. It was on that day the spiritual tides turned. God declared it was time to send His children back to Earth—not to the broken world they left, but to Heaven on Earth now taking form. A world remade through lov...