Raymond 4 Had A Question About the Virgin Mary
Dan, I hope you’re having the start of a great weekend.
Thank you for your last email reply and for suggesting rabbi David A. Cooper’s book. It is phenomenal. I read the section you recommended, and I am honored by your generosity. I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.
As you know, this is all new to me. I think my Catholic upbringing and conditioning to worship the Virgin Mary, Saint Lazarus, Lord Jesus Christ, and God, as beings living out there somewhere has made adopting the truth a challenge. But upgrading my perspective has been the best choice I've ever made, for the first time in my life everything makes sense. I have another question for you, thanks in advance for this moment of your time.
If God is YHWH is Jesus Christ, then what is the Virgin Mary? And also, where does the Devil/Satan fit into this?
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Hello, Raymond.
Yes, the Western Catholic church is its own weirdness. No offense. Very interesting history of where it comes from, but you won't get it from them. They made "Christianity" an iteration of their own religion, virtually nothing to do with the Mosaic Revelation.
The Virgin Mary is the Ineffable's desire to be manifest. The root mr means to be bitter. Not having what you want is bitterness. Neville explains it well:
http://www.mindserpent.com/library/goddard/lectures/pauls_prayer_interpreted.pdf
The Virgin Mary is us. I really like what Neville says on the first page about the OFFICE of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is God's consciousness, which is God's power. It has a particular function to do, which is by God's love to imbue us with its power. THAT is the Anointing. The Jesus of the Bible is not some "unique" guy born into the world, but that power born into our awareness, then as now. Well, enjoy the lecture.
Interpreting the Bible is weird because it is the revelation of God, who is also us. We are Israel because the Lord our God is one being, which means He rules through us, which is what 'Israel' -- God ruling as man -- means. We are Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Seth through to Noah and his sons, Nimrod, Cush his father, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Esau. We are Joseph, too, becoming Jesus through Mary, the desire of the Ineffable to be manifest. The Gospels are talking about the qualities of the Pentateuch's characters in the people of the Season of Grace.
Everything that changes in us changes God, as we are His manifestation. There is a constant correlation between God and ourselves because there is no separation -- we bending our finger is Him bending his finger. This reciprocity, by the way, is how I conceptualize YHWH, God in covenant relationship with us. I see the H in YHWH as representing loving giving. The first H is loving giving from Yah to us, and the second H is loving giving from us to Yah. The Law comes from this. This is not doctrine but my conceptualization.
God (Elohim), YHWH, and Yeshua (Jesus) are types or qualities of actions of the Ineffable’s consciousness. I am trying to get people to envision God as the accumulated knowledge that has been emitted into universal electromagnetic field rather than as individual "persons," the Father, Son and Holy Spirit (which, by the way, is feminine). That ancient knowledge can effect and direct us in certain ways. You might call it the Original Mind, but I mean it as a type or image of the Ineffable's imagination. "God" is a mass of individualized imaginings imagining whatever is the will of the Ineffable. Sorry if that is hard to track. Think of the sunflowers in "Unless I Go Away." I see YHWH as the principle of an imagining of God becoming joined with a human and so influencing the human that the human influences God. It's give-and-take, because we are one being. As we wake up, the Ineffable makes progress.
Yeshua is the principle of God's imaginative action to propel us toward becoming the Ineffable's manifestation. Christ is not an individual guy who was born apart from us, but is the Anointing of that ancient knowledge upon our prepared minds to walk as the Ineffable's manifestation.
Neville somewhere explains that desire in our minds for what God wills causes what we desire to be born into existence, like Adam's desire (rib) became Eve, the mother of all living. Again, this was not two-thousand years ago but at the Beginning, the Ineffable's idea of Itself manifest. Not having manifest form was Its bitterness, Miriam. God's desiring form IN AND THROUGH US individualized imaginings caused us to manifest to Its fulfillment. That power of Life, the Consciousness of the Ineffable, is the Holy Spirit, the "Virgin Mary."
To become the Ineffable manifest, our bits of Its imagination need Its nature and character to be GENERATED in us. That nature and character have to be our own ELECTION, our own choice. To make that choice, we have to know the darkness of ignorance. Knowing the darkness, we can then chose the light of God's wisdom. The Devil is just our ignorance and its allure of selfish independence in the darkness. Spoiled in this world we want our way, and our human consciousness resists the Holy Spirit's call to oneness in the Light. Until loving giving and God's propulsion leads us to overcome.
Thank you for your last email reply and for suggesting rabbi David A. Cooper’s book. It is phenomenal. I read the section you recommended, and I am honored by your generosity. I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.
As you know, this is all new to me. I think my Catholic upbringing and conditioning to worship the Virgin Mary, Saint Lazarus, Lord Jesus Christ, and God, as beings living out there somewhere has made adopting the truth a challenge. But upgrading my perspective has been the best choice I've ever made, for the first time in my life everything makes sense. I have another question for you, thanks in advance for this moment of your time.
If God is YHWH is Jesus Christ, then what is the Virgin Mary? And also, where does the Devil/Satan fit into this?
__________________________
Hello, Raymond.
Yes, the Western Catholic church is its own weirdness. No offense. Very interesting history of where it comes from, but you won't get it from them. They made "Christianity" an iteration of their own religion, virtually nothing to do with the Mosaic Revelation.
The Virgin Mary is the Ineffable's desire to be manifest. The root mr means to be bitter. Not having what you want is bitterness. Neville explains it well:
http://www.mindserpent.com/library/goddard/lectures/pauls_prayer_interpreted.pdf
The Virgin Mary is us. I really like what Neville says on the first page about the OFFICE of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is God's consciousness, which is God's power. It has a particular function to do, which is by God's love to imbue us with its power. THAT is the Anointing. The Jesus of the Bible is not some "unique" guy born into the world, but that power born into our awareness, then as now. Well, enjoy the lecture.
Everything that changes in us changes God, as we are His manifestation. There is a constant correlation between God and ourselves because there is no separation -- we bending our finger is Him bending his finger. This reciprocity, by the way, is how I conceptualize YHWH, God in covenant relationship with us. I see the H in YHWH as representing loving giving. The first H is loving giving from Yah to us, and the second H is loving giving from us to Yah. The Law comes from this. This is not doctrine but my conceptualization.
God (Elohim), YHWH, and Yeshua (Jesus) are types or qualities of actions of the Ineffable’s consciousness. I am trying to get people to envision God as the accumulated knowledge that has been emitted into universal electromagnetic field rather than as individual "persons," the Father, Son and Holy Spirit (which, by the way, is feminine). That ancient knowledge can effect and direct us in certain ways. You might call it the Original Mind, but I mean it as a type or image of the Ineffable's imagination. "God" is a mass of individualized imaginings imagining whatever is the will of the Ineffable. Sorry if that is hard to track. Think of the sunflowers in "Unless I Go Away." I see YHWH as the principle of an imagining of God becoming joined with a human and so influencing the human that the human influences God. It's give-and-take, because we are one being. As we wake up, the Ineffable makes progress.
Yeshua is the principle of God's imaginative action to propel us toward becoming the Ineffable's manifestation. Christ is not an individual guy who was born apart from us, but is the Anointing of that ancient knowledge upon our prepared minds to walk as the Ineffable's manifestation.
Neville somewhere explains that desire in our minds for what God wills causes what we desire to be born into existence, like Adam's desire (rib) became Eve, the mother of all living. Again, this was not two-thousand years ago but at the Beginning, the Ineffable's idea of Itself manifest. Not having manifest form was Its bitterness, Miriam. God's desiring form IN AND THROUGH US individualized imaginings caused us to manifest to Its fulfillment. That power of Life, the Consciousness of the Ineffable, is the Holy Spirit, the "Virgin Mary."
To become the Ineffable manifest, our bits of Its imagination need Its nature and character to be GENERATED in us. That nature and character have to be our own ELECTION, our own choice. To make that choice, we have to know the darkness of ignorance. Knowing the darkness, we can then chose the light of God's wisdom. The Devil is just our ignorance and its allure of selfish independence in the darkness. Spoiled in this world we want our way, and our human consciousness resists the Holy Spirit's call to oneness in the Light. Until loving giving and God's propulsion leads us to overcome.
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