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==== 3. Awakening to the Reclaimed Jesus: The Regenerative Christ as a Living Reality ====

Today, the Catholic Church and Christianity at large stand at a crossroads:
Will they continue the path of imperial alignment, or will they return to the life-ground of Jesus’ original teachings?

A new movement is emerging—not to reject Christianity, but to reclaim its deepest truths and liberate them from their imperial distortions.

✔ Governance Must Be Stewardship, Not Domination
* Inspired by Jesus’ model of servant leadership, governance must shift toward participatory, life-centered stewardship.
* This means policy based on human and ecological well-being, rather than corporate or elite interests.

✔ Economies Must Be Regenerative, Not Extractive
* Jesus’ economic message aligns with commons-based, cooperative, and distributive models.
* This means debt forgiveness, cooperative finance, land trusts, and solidarity economies that prioritize life over profit.

✔ Communities Must Become Networks of Life-Coherence
* The early Christian model was decentralized, participatory, and rooted in mutual aid.
* Today’s churches must return to being hubs of regenerative living, supporting local food systems, alternative economies, and deep social healing.

✔ Mysticism and Action Must Be Reintegrated
* Christianity has been divided between contemplative mysticism and social engagement, but Jesus lived both.
* A regenerative Christ-consciousness means merging deep spiritual attunement with radical social transformation.

✔ The Catholic Church Must Face Its Core Contradiction
* It must decide: will it cling to its role as a hierarchical empire, or will it transform into a force for life-value regeneration?
* The future of Catholicism depends on its ability to decentralize power, return to life-affirming practice, and embody Jesus’ original mission.