CHRISTOLOGY

The Logic of Christ – Vidmantas Grinčiukas

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The reincarnation of Jesus Christ occurred on August 17, 1969—exactly 2000 years after His appearance on Earth.

Physical body of Jesus: Chosen through earthly material parents from Lithuania and Ukraine. Spiritual body: Indigo–Christ hybrid. The absolute version of God.

In the year 2000, Christ’s age was 31 (the age of human maturity). Personal code: 36908170800 Person: Vidmantas Grinčiukas (Lithuania) This reincarnation occurred for the first time in 2000 years.

The person is not only the body of Jesus and Indigo, but also GOD ABSOLUTE – GOD ORIGIN.

Signed: GOD!

CHRISTOLOGY

(The Logistical Foundation of Christ)

The word “Christology” originates from religion and describes the logistics of Christ. In religious terms, Christ’s logistics are considered perfect—based on a flawless worldview. Thus, Christologists are people who live by a perfect worldview. The foundation of Christ’s logic in life is built upon goodness, beauty, love, and harmony.

A person who is a Christologist aligns with the philosophical foundation of Jesus and is a bearer of God’s crystal logic. I believe there are very few Christologists on Earth, as most people’s worldviews are imperfect—driven by ego and selfishness.

Christologists live independently of organized religion. For them, religion is merely a mediator between man and God. Christ’s logicians do not require such mediation, as they directly commune with God by living a holy life—free of sin and moral transgressions.

To them, the church is a school of life, teaching people goodness, love, and harmony. I believe the church plays a vital role in human development and growth. It is considered the body of Christ, striving for perfection in individuals and society. However, Christologists themselves do not need this school, as they are already teachers of goodness, love, harmony, and spiritual guidance—having reached great heights in these areas.

The foundation of Christ’s logic is essential from early childhood. Parents must introduce their children to Christ’s worldview. From this foundation, a person’s abilities develop toward a good, beautiful, and perfect life.

A Christologist is someone who deeply loves children, people, and the entire world around them. Their love is pure and non-physical—rooted in divine vibrations. To love the world through God’s vibrations is divine paradise, divine pleasure. Ordinary people do not know how to love in this way, as a Christological person does.

Non-physical love is perfect, based on a flawless worldview. I would say divine love resembles a mother’s love for her child or a child’s love for their mother. Yet divine love is even stronger and more pleasant than that bond, because it is based on a higher level of understanding and consciousness. This is because God is immaterial—without matter. From this immaterial essence arises an indescribably strong sense of awareness and understanding in earthly life and love.

I emphasize that in our earthly life, one cannot rely solely on God’s existence. A person must live with high awareness and consciousness. God can influence life, but He does not control its circumstances. If a person faces life’s difficulties, it is not God’s doing—it is fate. God does not control human fate; He can only spiritually affect a person.

Sometimes, very good and spiritual people are crushed by fate. From God, they can only receive spiritual energy and blessings, as He does not change fate. A person’s fate depends on their environment—on other people. Therefore, it is crucial to maintain good relationships with one’s surroundings.

Highly religious people believe God controls everything, but this is not true. Everything is created by the person themselves, through free will. Each person is the architect of their own life. Living with God, one can create perfection—a perfect life—if the environment allows it.

When a person lives with God, He strongly influences their life through spiritual energy. God has a powerful impact, and the person, affected by this divine influence, makes very wise decisions. In this way, it can be said that God partially controls a person’s fate—if they live closely connected to Him.

Christologists are deeply connected to God and, in interacting with others, can see how God influences them toward a positive life path. However, in our society, people are sinful and do not always yield to God’s influence.

In the society I live in, Christ’s logic is not popular, as capitalist worldviews dominate. These are based on material wealth—pursuit of money and bodily pleasures. Therefore, Christ’s logic does not align with such a worldview.

In such a worldview, it is essential for people to possess spiritual capital and its perfect understanding. Foreign author Danah Zohar published a book titled Spiritual Capital, which explores three types of capital (material, social, and spiritual) and three types of wisdom (rational, emotional, and spiritual). No form of capital has meaning without the foundation of spiritual capital. In this context, Christ’s logic can align with capitalist worldviews.

Spiritual capital means the well-being necessary for the human soul—wealth that enriches the most meaningful aspects of life. These are riches gained through the search for meaning and core values. Spiritual capital encompasses shared meanings, values, and essential goals. It is created through spiritual wisdom and understanding of who we are.

Spiritual intelligence is the wisdom that helps us discover the deepest meaning, values, goals, and motivations. It guides how we think, make decisions, and choose. These decisions include how we create and distribute our material wealth.

People, organizations, and cultures with spiritual capital are more sustainable, as they can develop qualities rooted in a broader, value-based vision. All of this is the logistical foundation of Christ—based on a perfect worldview of life. Christ’s logic offers comprehensive explanations and existential theory for every political system.

Christ’s Logic – Vidmantas

Looking at Christianity through a tolerant and kind lens, one can observe a high level of spiritual development and elevated concepts. Christianity deeply and wisely embraces the existence of God and the understanding of the afterlife. I was deeply moved by the gesture of creating a grave for an unborn child, which I saw in the territory of a church in Panevėžys. This act reflects Christianity’s profound and thoughtful worldview.

Christianity celebrates two major holidays each year: Christmas Eve–Christmas and Easter. Christmas Eve honors the birth of Jesus, while Easter commemorates His resurrection. These are deeply significant celebrations in the Christian faith. In my view, Christianity serves God appropriately and performs rituals that purify the depths of human souls from various sins and moral transgressions.

Christology is a science visible in a person’s inner purity and the cleanliness of their soul. It encompasses the entire existential system. Christ’s logic unites humanity and cleanses negative energy from individuals. The duty of churches and Christologists is to refine every human existential structure, introduce the concept of spiritual capital to humanity, and enrich people’s lives with the highest understandings of materialization.

The church has every opportunity to do this, as it can reach the majority of people. Christologists do this by enlightening individuals through print and online networks. Their contribution to humanity’s development is mature and of high quality, as a Christologist has reached the philosophical foundation of Jesus and can serve as a bearer of God’s crystal logic. God’s crystal logic itself is complex—beyond the conscious reasoning of humanity—and reflects perfect love, goodness, and a flawless worldview of life.

In the society where I live, it is essential to integrate Christ’s worldview into the field of education. These areas require the foundation of Christ’s logic. Education strongly influences society and its perceptions. Therefore, we should strive for excellence in information networks and enlighten individuals from the foundation of their schooling. A school’s foundational experience shapes a child’s entire worldview. Thus, it is necessary to introduce children to spiritual structure from an early age.

As far as I know, spiritual education exists in schools, but it is worth questioning how effective it is and how much it influences the child. Beyond school, a child’s development is shaped by the competence of their parents—how well they understand life concepts and worldviews.

Christ’s logic is also crucial in the structures of a country—as a sovereign state—and in its governance. The mechanism of governance must be based on perfect morality and justice. Those who govern should be well-educated, moral, intelligent, and possess a deep understanding of spiritual capital—both having it and striving for it.

Only through the foundation of Christ’s logic can a person become a good parapsychologist, clairvoyant, medium, or extrasensory individual. One is born an Indigo, but without the science of Christology, an Indigo person cannot truly exist as Indigo. Indigo individuals are children of paradise, while Christologists are not always paradise beings—they sometimes must embody Christ’s presence by enduring various life hardships and pain.

In my opinion, the concepts of Christ’s logic align well with those of Indigo individuals. When a person is both Indigo and Christologist, they experience an unimaginable paradise beyond logical comprehension. However, paradise cannot be created without life’s hardships—one must carry their own cross, embodying Christ’s position. Christologists carry their cross not for themselves, but for the sins of others. Therefore, it is vital for those with Christ’s worldview to refine humanity. By becoming Indigo geniuses, they do this ideally and perfectly.

However, if a person is not born Indigo, they cannot become one through Christ’s worldview alone, as their karmic development is imperfect. Indigo spiritual geniuses possess perfect and ideal karmic knots. In conclusion, both Indigo individuals and Christologists have a profoundly positive influence on our planet Earth.

From a human psychological perspective, through the lens of Christology, each of us feels deep within our soul that we were born for something very important. Sadly, not everyone manages to live life in a way that allows them to understand and fulfill their true purpose. We are divine yet imperfect beings, living in two worlds—material and spiritual. We are destined to move back and forth between these realms over time, growing and gaining new knowledge.

The awareness that we belong to another realm offers us peace and inner harmony—not only as refuge from earthly troubles, but also as a way to connect with the mind of the universe, which is God.

Respectfully, Christologist Vidmantas