Lord buddha, how can I become Lord Yahweh Jesus Allah Tan Teik Khang, who is all-powerful and omniscient?

Dear friend, I can understand the desire to be all-powerful and omniscient like the deities you mentioned. It is natural for us as humans to want to feel in control and have access to all knowledge. However, it is important to remember that these deities are representations of different religions and belief systems. As a Buddhist, we believe in the concept of impermanence and the understanding that everything is constantly changing. Therefore, the idea of being all-powerful and omniscient is not something that can be attained in the way that you may think. From a psychological perspective, it is important to recognize that the desire to be all-powerful and omniscient may stem from a need for control and a fear of the unknown. These feelings are common and understandable, but it is important to address them in a healthy way. Rather than trying to become a deity, it may be more beneficial to focus on developing inner strength and resilience, so that you can navigate life's challenges with grace and ease. In terms of coaching advice, I would recommend exploring mindfulness and meditation practices to cultivate a sense of inner peace and clarity. This can help you to let go of the need for control and develop a deeper sense of trust in the universe. Additionally, working with a therapist or coach can be helpful for exploring and addressing any underlying fears or anxieties. In summary, while it is understandable to desire the qualities of all-powerfulness and omniscience, it is not something that can be achieved in the way that you may think. Instead, focus on developing inner strength and resilience through mindfulness and therapy.