The Milta (Miltha): the Most Important Concept in the World

The most important concept I have ever heard of is the Milta (Aramaic, per Alexander; I have heard that Miltha is its Babylonian pronunciation, or perhaps it is its female gender form). THE MILTA, THE "SON" OF THE INEFFABLE BEING, IS THE INEFFABLE BEING'S OWN MANIFESTATION--ITS IMAGINATION. THAT MANIFESTATION IS "GOD," THE ALLAHOOTA (Godhead).

The Milta is not "other than" the Father; it is the essential connotation of the unmanifest Ineffable Being having become manifest. It is not separately other, but is the unmanifest manifest. Western theology teaches that the Son is not the Father; in truth, the Son IS the Father . . . MANIFEST. BOTH ARE THE SAME GUY--THE INEFFABLE BEING UNMANIFEST AND MANIFEST.

The Ineffable Being imagines. THAT imagination, Its consciousness, is Its manifestation. The nature of the Ineffable Being exists as an unmanifest, thing-less thing that imagines, which imagination is Its "Son," Whose intelligence effectually manifests Its assumptions.

All of this, or "these," are One, the Ineffable Being: the Ineffable Being's unmanifest nature; the Ineffable Being's manifest consciousness we call God and the Son, and the effectuality of the Ineffable Being's thought throughout all time--His Becoming, the Christ.