The Master says that this demon entered hell in the year 1950 and is locked in the abyss, and that he is directly responsible with orchestrating the killing of Christ, but at the same time, I thought that Jesus orchestrated his own death?? Which one is the actual story about the cause of death of Christ?
Accepted Answer
Hello Emmanuel,
Thank you for the question. We should view the crucifixion from the point of view that Christ is beyond physical death.
“Christ is not a human nor divine individual. Christ is a Cosmic substance, latent in each atom of the infinite. The Christ substance is the substance of the Truth. Christ is the Truth and life.”
https://glorian.org/books/christ-and-the-virgin/supreme-christmas-message-of-1961-62/the-christ-in-substance
Having said this, Christ and Jahve have specific roles to play in our personal and collective progress toward returning to Eden.
https://glorian.org/learn/glossary/j/jahve
With this understanding of Jahve and Christ and specific roles, we can see that it is more than the idea of who was or was not responsible for what is believed to be the physical death of Jesus, but about what the story reveals: That there is something beyond good and evil, and if we are to follow the example of the quoted explanation, we have a choice of falling into the trappings of the darkness or descending to ascend along the path of light.
According to Kabbalistic tradition, we must view scripture from four levels:
Peshat: often inaccurately translated as literal, it comes from the root which means simple, although peshat is sometimes anything but simple! Peshat correctly means the intended, explicit meaning.
Remez: alluded meaning (reading between the lines). Remez in modern Hebrew means hint. Traditionally, remez referred to methods such as gezera shava (equivalent language implying equivalent meaning) and gematria (word-number values)
Derash: Homiletical or interpretative meaning. The word 'midrash' is from the same root. The drash is an interpretation that is not explicit in the text.
Sod: (lit. secret). The mystical or esoteric meaning.
The acronym for these four layers is PRDS, which translates to PaRDeS (Orchard) or Paradise (Eden?)
https://www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/1270231/jewish/Introduction.htm
We must descend to ascend, which requires ego death, rebirth, and sacrifice, which the life of the Master Jesus illustrates.
Please try to view scripture and all that you learn in these studies from the four levels to gain a deeper understanding of the meaning behind what is written.
Thank you for the question. We should view the crucifixion from the point of view that Christ is beyond physical death.
“Christ is not a human nor divine individual. Christ is a Cosmic substance, latent in each atom of the infinite. The Christ substance is the substance of the Truth. Christ is the Truth and life.”
https://glorian.org/books/christ-and-the-virgin/supreme-christmas-message-of-1961-62/the-christ-in-substance
Having said this, Christ and Jahve have specific roles to play in our personal and collective progress toward returning to Eden.
Jahve is a terribly perverse fallen angel. Jahve is the genius of evil. Christ is the leader of the great White Lodge, and Jahve, his antithesis, is the chief of the great Black Lodge. The powers of Light and Darkness live in eternal struggle and that struggle is rooted in sex. The semen is the battlefield. In the semen, angels and demons fight to the death. The medullar bone of the great conflict between angels and demons is sex. There is the problem. There is the root of all the white and black doctrines. Christ has his program of action, Jahve has his. The chosen follow the Christ. The great majority of human beings fanatically follow Jahve. Nevertheless, they all hide behind the cross.
https://glorian.org/learn/glossary/j/jahve
With this understanding of Jahve and Christ and specific roles, we can see that it is more than the idea of who was or was not responsible for what is believed to be the physical death of Jesus, but about what the story reveals: That there is something beyond good and evil, and if we are to follow the example of the quoted explanation, we have a choice of falling into the trappings of the darkness or descending to ascend along the path of light.
According to Kabbalistic tradition, we must view scripture from four levels:
Peshat: often inaccurately translated as literal, it comes from the root which means simple, although peshat is sometimes anything but simple! Peshat correctly means the intended, explicit meaning.
Remez: alluded meaning (reading between the lines). Remez in modern Hebrew means hint. Traditionally, remez referred to methods such as gezera shava (equivalent language implying equivalent meaning) and gematria (word-number values)
Derash: Homiletical or interpretative meaning. The word 'midrash' is from the same root. The drash is an interpretation that is not explicit in the text.
Sod: (lit. secret). The mystical or esoteric meaning.
The acronym for these four layers is PRDS, which translates to PaRDeS (Orchard) or Paradise (Eden?)
https://www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/1270231/jewish/Introduction.htm
We must descend to ascend, which requires ego death, rebirth, and sacrifice, which the life of the Master Jesus illustrates.
Please try to view scripture and all that you learn in these studies from the four levels to gain a deeper understanding of the meaning behind what is written.
Accepted Answer
Hello Emmanuel,
Thank you for the question. We should view the crucifixion from the point of view that Christ is beyond physical death.
“Christ is not a human nor divine individual. Christ is a Cosmic substance, latent in each atom of the infinite. The Christ substance is the substance of the Truth. Christ is the Truth and life.”
https://glorian.org/books/christ-and-the-virgin/supreme-christmas-message-of-1961-62/the-christ-in-substance
Having said this, Christ and Jahve have specific roles to play in our personal and collective progress toward returning to Eden.
https://glorian.org/learn/glossary/j/jahve
With this understanding of Jahve and Christ and specific roles, we can see that it is more than the idea of who was or was not responsible for what is believed to be the physical death of Jesus, but about what the story reveals: That there is something beyond good and evil, and if we are to follow the example of the quoted explanation, we have a choice of falling into the trappings of the darkness or descending to ascend along the path of light.
According to Kabbalistic tradition, we must view scripture from four levels:
Peshat: often inaccurately translated as literal, it comes from the root which means simple, although peshat is sometimes anything but simple! Peshat correctly means the intended, explicit meaning.
Remez: alluded meaning (reading between the lines). Remez in modern Hebrew means hint. Traditionally, remez referred to methods such as gezera shava (equivalent language implying equivalent meaning) and gematria (word-number values)
Derash: Homiletical or interpretative meaning. The word 'midrash' is from the same root. The drash is an interpretation that is not explicit in the text.
Sod: (lit. secret). The mystical or esoteric meaning.
The acronym for these four layers is PRDS, which translates to PaRDeS (Orchard) or Paradise (Eden?)
https://www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/1270231/jewish/Introduction.htm
We must descend to ascend, which requires ego death, rebirth, and sacrifice, which the life of the Master Jesus illustrates.
Please try to view scripture and all that you learn in these studies from the four levels to gain a deeper understanding of the meaning behind what is written.
Thank you for the question. We should view the crucifixion from the point of view that Christ is beyond physical death.
“Christ is not a human nor divine individual. Christ is a Cosmic substance, latent in each atom of the infinite. The Christ substance is the substance of the Truth. Christ is the Truth and life.”
https://glorian.org/books/christ-and-the-virgin/supreme-christmas-message-of-1961-62/the-christ-in-substance
Having said this, Christ and Jahve have specific roles to play in our personal and collective progress toward returning to Eden.
Jahve is a terribly perverse fallen angel. Jahve is the genius of evil. Christ is the leader of the great White Lodge, and Jahve, his antithesis, is the chief of the great Black Lodge. The powers of Light and Darkness live in eternal struggle and that struggle is rooted in sex. The semen is the battlefield. In the semen, angels and demons fight to the death. The medullar bone of the great conflict between angels and demons is sex. There is the problem. There is the root of all the white and black doctrines. Christ has his program of action, Jahve has his. The chosen follow the Christ. The great majority of human beings fanatically follow Jahve. Nevertheless, they all hide behind the cross.
https://glorian.org/learn/glossary/j/jahve
With this understanding of Jahve and Christ and specific roles, we can see that it is more than the idea of who was or was not responsible for what is believed to be the physical death of Jesus, but about what the story reveals: That there is something beyond good and evil, and if we are to follow the example of the quoted explanation, we have a choice of falling into the trappings of the darkness or descending to ascend along the path of light.
According to Kabbalistic tradition, we must view scripture from four levels:
Peshat: often inaccurately translated as literal, it comes from the root which means simple, although peshat is sometimes anything but simple! Peshat correctly means the intended, explicit meaning.
Remez: alluded meaning (reading between the lines). Remez in modern Hebrew means hint. Traditionally, remez referred to methods such as gezera shava (equivalent language implying equivalent meaning) and gematria (word-number values)
Derash: Homiletical or interpretative meaning. The word 'midrash' is from the same root. The drash is an interpretation that is not explicit in the text.
Sod: (lit. secret). The mystical or esoteric meaning.
The acronym for these four layers is PRDS, which translates to PaRDeS (Orchard) or Paradise (Eden?)
https://www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/1270231/jewish/Introduction.htm
We must descend to ascend, which requires ego death, rebirth, and sacrifice, which the life of the Master Jesus illustrates.
Please try to view scripture and all that you learn in these studies from the four levels to gain a deeper understanding of the meaning behind what is written.
To add, Christ knew Jahve was attempting to kill him. But rather than run away, Aberamentho and the White Lodge used the situation to stage the cosmic drama within the heart of every human being.
For thirty years I sought God. But when I looked carefully I found that in reality God was the seeker and I the sought. -Bayazid al-Bastami
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