The Contemplative Christ

Name: The Contemplative Christ
Uploaded: 2025-09-12T11:20:39+00:00
Duration: 37 min 1 s
Channel: Mark L Lockwood - Contemplative Intelligence

00:00The Christ mystery and the story of the contemplative Christ is one of the best stories

00:05anyone could ever hear. And it's a story intertwined into all other stories, which

00:11we'll go through now. All you need to do is use your contemplative intelligence to be still and

00:20go beyond your thinking to discover the reason for Jesus showing up on this blue marble.

00:30That we call home. When it comes to Christianity, many people throw out the baby with the bathwater

00:35and they make up their minds because of people's immaturity and shocking behavior and murderous

00:44intentions and judgments that Christians per se or religious people make on others. A divine character

00:52who was around 14 billion years ago, not just a few thousand years ago, to really show us

01:01several things. One of them was to allow us to understand and to be able to see in material form

01:09that eternal life is a gift. It's a free offering to live forever with God, the creator. So he came

01:19to reveal God's true nature and everything changed. And I mean everything. He began to perform miracles

01:28to heal the sick. He turned religion upside down and he provided the perfect example of how to live a good

01:36life. A life with values that are innate in all of us. When we grow up, own up and show up. A life where we

01:46develop enough self-love to grow and contribute and help others. To help the story of humility, grandiosity

01:57was amazing. To teach that the meek or the egoless will inherit the earth is one of the greatest stories

02:04ever told. So to understand the teachings of the contemplative Christ, think about your ego. It's what

02:10I call your persona, the sense of I or your personality, your identity. Now in today's world, we're often pushed

02:20to build our personal brand to stand out to achieve as much external validation as possible. It's created

02:28a mental health crisis, chaos. And while a healthy self-esteem is crucial, an unchecked ego can become

02:37a real barrier to true peace and spiritual growth. It fuels judgment, comparison, anxiety, the constant

02:45need for control, and often a deep sense of separation. All anxiety is separation anxiety.

02:53But what did Christ teach us about this? Throughout his ministry, he consistently pointed away from

02:59their attachment to self. Think about the parables. They often critique those who clung to their wealth,

03:07their status, their perceived importance, their personas, their masks. He spoke of humility,

03:14selflessness, and a radical, unconditional love that utterly transcends personal gain. He wasn't

03:22interested in building an ego. Rather, he was interested in building a connection to something

03:28far, far greater. So if not the personality, the personality that creates your personal reality,

03:35then what? The contemplative Christ is a path of profound renewal, a conscious, deliberate effort

03:42to reshape our inner landscape, to transform our minds, and free our souls. And this isn't some

03:49abstract, unreachable ideal. It's a practical, everyday practice. It's life itself. Letting go of the old,

03:59the conformed mind, the selfish, garrulous ego, and discovering a new side of ourselves, powerful,

04:07inherent, eternal side of ourselves, our sacred selves. So let's break it down a little more.

04:14Renewing the mind. This is central. It's a teaching that isn't about intellectual acrobats or

04:20memorizing scriptures. It's about fundamental shifts in perspective.

04:25Christ challenged the conventional wisdom of his time. He taught contemplation, thinking about

04:34thinking, questioning ideas that people not only believed in, but defended that were cruel, ridiculous.

04:43He encouraged people to look beyond the rigid letter of the law to its compassionate spirit.

04:49He called for self-reflection, contemplation, for questioning our ingrained assumptions,

04:57our dualistic minds, and for seeking truth, rather with an open, receptive heart.

05:04One thing that we always do when we operate from the ego is harden our hearts. And that EQ

05:10is the very beginning of healing for whoever is looking for it. We start with letting go of our need for

05:18control. Because we don't have any, if truth be told. And we move from IQ to EQ, opening our hearts

05:25again. When the heart is open, it's receptive. It can receive reality. And we start to really perceive

05:32something new. Truth and reality through mindfulness and presence. The contemplative Christ lived in an

05:40almost continuous state of profound presence. There was very little history in his story.

05:47It was all about presence. He wasn't dwelling on yesterday's troubles at all, or tomorrow's worries.

05:54And he knew what those worries were going to be. He was here now, offering his full attention to the

06:01person in front of him, to the lessons at hand. Practicing real mindfulness helps us quiet that

06:08incessant, ego-driven chatter that we all have, and truly helps us connect with the present moment.

06:16Returning to presence is an absolute doorway out of anxiety, depression, powerlessness.

06:24Through contemplation he challenged negative thoughts, negative thought patterns. Our minds are built in

06:32a certain way, and can be a breeding ground for judgment, doubt, negativity, control. All products

06:39of ego are trying to protect itself. You see, the ego, the self-built persona, mask, or personality,

06:47knows it's gonna die. It's not here for long. It's there to build you up, so that you can set yourself

06:55free. It is a container for the first half of life, and like a worm. Our metamorphosis turns us into a

07:06winged creature, someone who goes beyond the bounds of the controlling, judging, negative mind. When we do that,

07:16we start to perceive forgiveness, compassion, self-compassion, and passion for the world.

07:25And in the incredible power of positive intention, we start to be able to create something beautiful.

07:33We create beautiful selves. We create beautiful conversations, beautiful homes, beautiful families.

07:40By consciously choosing to cultivate our innate virtues, our higher virtues, we begin to dismantle

07:49the ego stronghold, brick by brick. And this we call the paradigm process, a spiritual journey

07:57from personality to spiritual reality. So the contemplative path is all about renewing the soul.

08:04It's a deep dive into our spiritual core, our essence of who we are, beyond our temporary

08:12personality. So to understand the contemplative mind, let's just quickly look at the personality,

08:19which is simply a mask we wear, an individual's unique patterns of thoughts, feelings, attitudes,

08:27that over time become traits. And those traits become behaviors, the things we do. And in the end,

08:35they define how we interact and perceive the world. All your genes, all your genetics, environmental

08:42factors, your internal drives, and every thought and every emotion lumped together, create that mask,

08:50that reflection of who we need to be to survive in a world where we need food, clothing, significance.

09:01We need to fit in. We need to stand out and shine. So we all have a fairly unique pattern of traits

09:09that develop a personality that helps us interact with the world. Some of us are more open, more

09:16conscientious. Some of us are extroverted or introverted. Some of us are high or low in

09:23agreeableness and neuroticism. But this mask was not built to last. In today's world, with a mental

09:30health crisis, that mask soon starts to smother us. You see, you weren't built to stay controlling,

09:40to stay neurotic, to stay a perfectionist or a people pleaser. No. To be like that for an eternity

09:47could be hell. We have 85,000 thoughts a day. The problem with those thoughts are that they're almost

09:55always the same thoughts that we had the day before, the week before, the month before. So contemplation

10:02is rather an act of deep thought about reality. It's about questioning the thoughts that we think

10:10constantly. Are they true? Are they really true? This questioning would have done us as humanity

10:18a great service in history. But history teaches us that we learn nothing from history. We don't see.

10:25We think then act. We don't deeply feel. We don't contemplate. Otherwise we wouldn't have had war

10:32after war after war. Enemy after enemy after enemy. This contemplation, this way of thinking,

10:40will really save the world, end racism, end the endless judgments that keep us feeling as though

10:48we're separate, separate from each other, nature and God. Contemplation in some ways involves

10:55a concentration of the mind and soul on spiritual truths. It's about thinking about thinking

11:02and questioning our thoughts, beliefs, values and experiences, which is something we won't

11:07automatically do. The mind loves shortcuts. It hates introspection because it thinks it'll find

11:13pain and suffering. A person who's not worth enough. The contemplative Christ taught us about

11:22contemplation, which is really the art of being fully present, fully, fully present and seeing

11:28reality clearly, without the distortions of one's own ego, biases and past experiences.

11:36It involves a deeper, non-dualistic way of thinking that leads to greater self-awareness,

11:42authentic living and a compassionate connection to others in the divine. Just like Jesus' life,

11:48it was all about contemplative practices, all about healing, personal transformation and achieving an

11:55inner stillness, a peace that goes beyond understanding, an inner stillness that helps

12:02us understand the true nature of reality. So the contemplative mind is about being fully present

12:09to body, mind and soul, allowing one's compassionate and creative self to emerge. It involves re-looking

12:16at reality, seeing it as it is, and letting go of our social constructs and past traumas that create

12:24a distorted view. The process of contemplation leads to a sacred path, into stillness, unexplained,

12:33where one can gain profound inner knowledge about themselves, others in the universe. So it's really

12:40a powerful, the most powerful form of intelligence, IQ, then EQ, then CQ. By shedding the persona,

12:51the ego-driven false self, we can discover the true self, which will become the eternal self,

12:56leading to greater freedom, authenticity, belonging. So Jesus often retreated to solitary places for

13:05prayer and contemplation, to be still and to know God. And in that silence, he reconnected with the divine,

13:12renewing his spirit and gaining profound clarity, just like you and I can. How often do we truly allow

13:19ourselves moments of stillness today? Away from the noise, a time to listen to the whisper of our own soul,

13:27a soul that we try and avoid. That's the nature of the mind. That's what we need to overcome.

13:34And then there's the ultimate expression of the renewed soul, unconditional love and selfless service.

13:40Those are the traits of anybody who has had any kind of spiritual awakening or experience,

13:47where they have understood that they are two minds and that they are not the thoughts that they think

13:53all day long. That's an awakening in itself. It's enough. Christ's entire life was a testament to this,

14:00showing us that true fulfillment doesn't come from what we accumulate, but from what we give.

14:06And the world that is sleeping today is an accumulating world. We've accumulated land in the past.

14:14That's what wars have been fought for. For what? All the riches in the world, how will they serve us

14:20in the next life? But the mind cannot stop the billionaires today, who work until their last breath,

14:27amassing fortunes. Or so they think. We're not addicted to our drinking. We're addicted to our

14:33thinking and our thoughts, unless we're able to stop, contemplate life. When we do that, we nurture our own

14:40spiritual growth. The ego thrives on control. It wants to plan everything, predict everything,

14:46dominate everything. But the soul finds peace and trust and in surrendering to a higher power,

14:53a higher purpose. Christ's unwavering faith in his Father's will, even in the face of unimaginable

15:00suffering, which is how you might see the world today, is the ultimate example of this profound

15:06surrender. Letting go of the need to control everything allows us immense peace.

15:13Contemplation is not about retreating from the world into a monastery. It's about engaging with

15:18the world more authentically. It's about thinking about thinking, bringing a renewed mind and soul

15:26to our relationships, our work, our communities, the things we create.

15:31It's about remembering that our true identity lies far beyond the transient stories of our personality,

15:39our ego. In the eternal essence of who we are, we understand that we're connected to something far,

15:47far greater than ourselves. Everybody understands this. We all know this. So in a world which is like an

15:57endless sea of noise, a quiet invitation echoes through the centuries. It's a call not to a distant

16:06historical figure, but to an intimate indwelling presence, the contemplative Christ. A Christ who

16:13taught us actually about inner resurrection from ego to soul. The one who walks on the waters of our own

16:20chaotic minds and bids us to come along to connect and awaken to reality just as it is without the

16:28cognitive distortions of the persona. Jesus had an energetic vibration higher than anyone else who

16:35has ever walked the earth and his power, wisdom, compassion and contemplative intelligence are still

16:42changing the world today. That's true power. Many other highly energetic world changes have taught us

16:49how we're asleep to our human faculties and how awakening is essential. Gandhi, Buddha, Moses and others

16:57have taught us about waking up. Whether you go into the jungles of India or to the streets of

17:05China or Japan, you will see people looking for silence, moving away from the humdrum. Pursuits of a

17:14world that is growing, growing in many ways that do not matter. They spend their time constructing the

17:20constructed self rather than escaping into the luminous landscape of the soul that is eternal, that is

17:28truly creative, boundless. So Christianity itself just like everything else is being threshed out and

17:36resurrected as a massive shift continues in the world today. The whole world is awakening to a new way of

17:43being. Everything is changing and the evidence, the scientific evidence that we need is look at schools,

17:51universities, politics, look at religion. Everything is being threshed out, including you. And what's

17:58happening to you and your threshing out is that you're moving from your personality to spirituality. So

18:05it's all true. No matter which language you speak or which tradition you follow, it's all true. We're going

18:14through a metamorphosis process. We're moving from worm to butterfly. Like everything else. Is there a

18:22better time to have been alive in history? Probably not. There's a lot going on. Magic. Mystery.

18:30Transformation. Who would have thought we had to give to receive? Love an enemy. Who would have thought the

18:37meek will come out tops? Who would have thought that the egoic world would build nothing? And people who

18:43pursued peace would be just like children saving the earth. God really is the ultimate therapist. And

18:51everyone is invited to undergo some kind of cognitive behavioral therapy with him, some CBT. He knew

18:58therapy would be necessary for everyone. In other words, the natural state, the first state of any human

19:06is shrouded in personality, in deceit, in masks. Yes, the mind lies to you.

19:12And hides things from you. And no one is exempt. So in awakening, a kind of therapy process, which I call

19:20life, is necessary to allow us to become fully conscious, contemplative and aware of who we are,

19:28what is going on in our environment, what the universe is about, and where it's all going. Saying

19:34things like, love your enemy really means absolutely nothing to the personality we develop. We can say

19:40it, but we don't mean it. We don't practice it, that's for sure. Christian, Jew, or otherwise. We

19:47practice harming our enemy. That's the nature of the frightened personality. Take the myth of Narcissus,

19:54for example. It's a tragic tale of mistaken identity. Narcissus was captivated by an illusion,

20:02a reflection he believed was real and ultimately wasted away. We face a similar spiritual danger

20:09when we fall in love with our own persona, the personality we protect. It's only a mask. So to

20:17discover the sacred self within, unlike Narcissus, we must turn away from the reflection. The paradigm

20:25process, creating a paradigm shift, total paradigm shift in how we perceive the world, is the path

20:33to do so. Systematically removing the 10 masks of personality we all have to reveal the authentic

20:41soul or the sacred self. We are born into a world that hands us masks that we call our face. It's a

20:49gilded cage and some try and never take it off. What would you find underneath? Too scary, too frightful,

20:57shameful even. What would you find underneath that mask, bearing your soul to the world, to yourself? But

21:04life will have its way. You see, that beautiful shimmering mirage of who you first think you are

21:12is like water that can never quench a soul's deep thirst. The contemplative Christ, our Great Way

21:18Shower, consistently pointed beyond this mirage. He came to earth to physical form at exactly the right

21:26time in history. Not a minute too soon, nor too late. Too soon and we would not have grasped the little

21:32inklings of his teachings we are starting to only understand today, centuries later. A moment too

21:40late and our need for war on our neighbours would have ended us all, there and then. So, his mystical

21:47and contemplative parables are love songs to the soul. See, the IQ couldn't understand his wisdom bombs,

21:56revealing the profound folly of clinging to the disintegrating and deceptive masks of wealth,

22:03status and righteousness. People don't understand that's what he taught. And he taught with the authority

22:09of the elements, the wind, the rain, a selfless humility, a radical love that dissolves the boundaries of

22:17the small self. Thank goodness. He invites us not to destroy the ego so wisely, but to gently set it

22:27aside and to see through it to the unadorned essential beauty of the true self that was meant

22:34to be protected by that personality. So, we don't do away with this ego, these masks or this personality.

22:40We get to dissolve and include our personality into who we really are, that part of us that kept us

22:47alive in the first half of our lives. So, this revealing of the self is simple. It's the very

22:53meaning of birth, death and of course, resurrection. A mystical kind of raising back to life,

23:01life. But not of the body, rather of the mind. A mind that once conformed to its lower instinctual

23:11five-sensory worldview, becomes or is rather transformed, you know, goes above and is made

23:18into a loving, communing, peaceful and beautiful being. I keep quoting Dotsieffsky on this,

23:25because I truly understand it now. Beauty will save the world. Maybe St. Francis puts it better than I

23:33ever could. To be understood as to understand. To be loved as to love. For it is in giving that we

23:43receive. It is in pardoning that we are pardoned. And here's the big one. It is in dying that we are born,

23:51raised or awakened. To eternal life. To contemplative seeing. So, knowing that you have

23:58contemplative intelligence, higher thinking, meta-thinking, is the first step of real change.

24:05Awareness. Contemplative intelligence is our integrated capacity for meta-thinking. The awareness of

24:12one's own thought process, really. To achieve wisdom, radical self-regulation and a compassionate action

24:20by combining one's physical, emotional and psychological and spiritual aspects all together.

24:27You know, that's what yoga means. Union. It brings together body, heart, mind. It involves

24:34deep reflection and mindfulness to understand one's internal states and motivations,

24:39leading to more thoughtful decisions at first, then better ethical considerations and a

24:46greater sense of freedom and authenticity. It's a wonderful thing to experience. Living a contemplative

24:52life was the plan. Practices like meditation, yoga and even journaling can help cultivate

25:00contemplative intelligence. Gazing. Stopping the mind. Getting into the gap. Moving into the space

25:07between stimulus and response. Anywhere beyond calculating analytical thought moves us to a deeper,

25:17integrated understanding of ourselves and reality. So, contemplation itself, if you want to learn more

25:24about it, is what I call the sacred path to stillness and inner knowing. The practice that shifts

25:30perception to understand the divine in ourselves and the universe. The world is a beautiful place,

25:37not an awful place. Just look around. So, we go from survival to self-actualization and transform

25:45from a limited mind to a truly awakened and intelligent state. Contemplation is a journey into deep inner

25:53stillness. It just allows for that connection, that communion with the divine. It gives us that

26:00profound sense of inner knowing. It's there. It's natural. Spiritual. Mystical. It involves recognizing

26:10the sacredness inherent in all things and at all times, shifting perception to a higher awareness.

26:17We start to see the sacred. We start transcending limitations. We move beyond the dualistic and

26:24ego-driven aspects of the mind. And this, in turn, leads us to transformation from that limited state

26:31to true intelligence. Intelligence that doesn't harm.

26:35So, think of all the best minds in Russia today. What are they doing with Ukraine and vice versa?

26:44Hundreds of minds, thousands of them, flinging bombs across a fence and hoping that when the bomb lands,

26:52flowers will come up. No. Pain comes. Suffering comes. Until they do one thing. Until they stop.

27:01Stop analyzing and calculating. Until they stop hating. Until they move away, as narcissists did.

27:09And begin to love who they think is their enemy. But the enemy is not over that fence. It's themselves.

27:16That was the teaching. So, contemplative practice can really bring about physical, mental, emotional,

27:23and spiritual changes on a worldwide scale. So, what we really need to remember about Christianity,

27:31teachings of God, is that he taught us to see reality not through the fractured lens of the

27:36persona, which thrives on that judgment and separation, but rather through the unified gaze of the heart.

27:44Love. Or the single eye, as some people call it. The eyes behind the eye. That's the game of life.

27:52You need to get there. Contemplative seeing is not seeing with the eye. As Jesus taught,

27:58the lamp of the body is the eye. If therefore your eye is good, your whole body will be full of light.

28:06So, the lamp of the body is the eye. If therefore your eye is good, your whole body will be full of

28:13light. This good or single eye is the contemplative mind that sees with love and wholeness, illuminating

28:20our entire being and perception of the world. Thomas Merton believed that contemplation and action were

28:28inseparable, an idea he saw embodied in Jesus' life. We have to think and do and make those the same.

28:36If you're not awake, what you think is not what you do, and you don't even realize it. Isn't Putin

28:42thinking he's doing a marvelous and wonderful thing? Not to pick on Putin. He's going through the process

28:48of transformation himself. But the suffering and devastation remain until we awaken. Now,

28:55in the East, people do less action and more contemplation in certain ways in their monasteries,

29:02in their temples. And in the West, we do vice versa. We do more action and far less contemplation. So,

29:09either way is good. We need both a zero and one in the binary systems that manage the cosmos.

29:16We need to think and do. We need to put our money where our mouth is and walk the line of transformation.

29:23So, unlike most Christians that have gone before us, shouting off with the enemy's head,

29:30the enemy we were slaying was ourselves. Time and time again, much like Cain and Abel,

29:38it just continued and perpetuated like it's doing today. We should have loved our enemy as we were

29:44taught. But we were conformed. We were blind, incapable. Today, the opportunity remains. And

29:53through contemplative seeing and the birth of the contemplative mind, thank God, that is all changing.

30:00We are moving past the duality of racism, judgment, and ego. The world is changing.

30:08We're moving from fear to love. It's that simple. And it's happening. God wins, but only every time.

30:17So, how then do we accept this invitation to move beyond the ego and move into the heart? How do we

30:23actually do it? How do we go about this journey of tender renewal or the alchemical process of turning

30:31the lead of our conditioning into the gold of our true nature? Remember, it's not an exercise of

30:37intellect, but an expansion of seeing. Christ's wisdom was a radical revisioning of reality,

30:44a call to look with the eyes of the sacred self. So, it's this practice of contemplative intelligence,

30:51above lateral thinking, where we learn to witness the frantic stories of the mind without

30:57becoming entangled in them. And when we do that, we experience the grace of presence.

31:02We dissolve the inner critic. You know, the mind can be a courtroom where our ten ego insurgents or

31:09masks of the personality play judge and jury, condemning us and everyone else with thoughts of doubt,

31:15fear and judgment, endlessly. By consciously choosing to anoint our thoughts with compassion and grace,

31:23we actually begin to dismantle the ego's iron grip and allow a deeper kind of wisdom to start to emerge.

31:30That's how we do it. So, this is the deeper, quieter work, the descent into the heart that renews the soul.

31:38It's the journey from the head to the heart, IQ to EQ, from the surface to the source. It's about remembering

31:45that part of us that has never been wounded, never will be wounded. The divine, eternal spark that is

31:53our essence, yours and mine. Then there's the luminous silence. Christ so often retreated into that wild

32:01solitude of mountains and the desert. He knew that in the great silence we could hear the whisper of our creator.

32:09This is not an empty silence, but a luminous and pregnant stillness.

32:15Pregnant with possibility where the soul is nourished and our true name is spoken.

32:22All those biblical characters who found some kind of awakening had their name changed. I don't know if you noticed.

32:28To find these moments is to come home to ourselves. Today, these moments are essential for our sanity.

32:37End of story. We need to practice love as overflow today. The ultimate expression of a renewed soul is not striving,

32:45but an overflowing and abundance, really. The unconditional love, which is very, very powerful,

32:52and selfless service we see in Christ's life, is the natural consequence of a being connected

32:58to the infinite source of love. It is not something we do, but something we allow to move through us.

33:05So remember, it's in giving that we receive. It is in knocking that the door will be opened.

33:10By extending this current of compassion, we participate in the healing of the world.

33:16Each and every one of us is so important. We're all part, equally part, of this divine play.

33:25This transformation on a universal scale. We must develop the courage of surrender.

33:31Courage meaning heart, so the ego's mantra, remember, is I control, and the soul's prayer is I trust.

33:39The surrender that we want you to go through to find your authentic self is not a passive giving up in any way.

33:47It's an active, courageous letting go into the arms of love that has been holding us all along.

33:54Christ's unwavering trust in the divine will, even to the cross, is the ultimate testament to this profound peace.

34:03Forgive them for they don't know what they're doing. Unbelievable. Beyond anything we could think.

34:11So this shift is the final release that sets us truly free. The awakened self knows that all manner of things are well.

34:18That's the secret to the universe. All is well. All is well, and all manner of things shall be well.

34:28But the frightened personality wants no part in that. The frightened personality spends all of its time

34:34running, fighting, flighting, and freezing. But now remember Romans 12.2, do not conform to the pattern of this world,

34:42but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's

34:51will is. His good, pleasing, and perfect will. This quote explains what the contemplative Christ

34:59taught us in a nutshell. If we conform to who we think we are, which is a five-sensory human being

35:05with a personality that is doomed to die with very little meaning, we suffer terribly. But if we renew

35:11our minds, if we awaken to our contemplative intelligence, our seeing with the eyes behind

35:17the eyes, then we have passed the test, the trial of life. We will have confirmed God's will, which is

35:25to wake up at least once while we're still alive. So to embrace the contemplative Christ's teachings,

35:31we must just inhabit the world more deeply, more authentically. We must stop and smell the roses,

35:40contemplate reality, exactly as it is, without those endless distortions, judgments, delusions.

35:50Walking the path with an open heart is about going to find a renewed mind that can soften your heart

35:57and affect all your relationships, your work, and eventually our communities. It is finally to

36:04understand that our true identity is not in the fleeting story of personality, but rather in the

36:10eternal, unnameable essence of our being. A being inextricably woven into the fabric of God. God's

36:18nature is love and it's good. It's good news. It's all good in the end. So let this timeless wisdom be

36:26your guide. It's a path that leads not to a distant heaven, but to the heaven that lies within, waiting

36:33with infinite patience for your return. It is a journey into a profound life of peace, unshakable

36:40purpose, and a joy that the world cannot give and cannot take away. Namaste.

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