Hello,
Is there any information I can read on the Gnostic meaning of this master piece, including the characters and who they all represent. I am taking a small party to see it and would love to be able to understand it further to share it's esoteric gift.
Love
Is there any information I can read on the Gnostic meaning of this master piece, including the characters and who they all represent. I am taking a small party to see it and would love to be able to understand it further to share it's esoteric gift.
Love
Cleopatra is called Aida by Giuseppe Verdi in his great opera. Aida is rooted in Arabic; A, the breath of Aleph; Ida, the female force of the breath of God. Remember the Sanskrit Ida and Pingala. So, Aida is a feminine force that is black in all of us. This is why in that opera Aida is black. If you see the opera Aida, you will see how it beautifully hides the symbols that we are explaining here. To perform the will of God is precisely what we see symbolized in that opera.This lecture touches upon important meanings and symbols in Aida!
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
Dear Almustafa,
This is so beautiful and I am very grateful for your words of wisdom.. I am also very happy to be able to share your words with others, to be able to pass this on and to wake a new spark of divinity within their hearts and minds through this master piece of music, love and light!
Thank you
This is so beautiful and I am very grateful for your words of wisdom.. I am also very happy to be able to share your words with others, to be able to pass this on and to wake a new spark of divinity within their hearts and minds through this master piece of music, love and light!
Thank you
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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