Barbelo
Greek Βαρβηλώ, Aramaic / Hebrew "son of the Sun." The solar absolute, the abstract space, the emptiness or voidness. Called by the gnostics of the middle east "the invisible god." In the East it was called shunyata, adi-buddha, parabrahma, samantabhadra, etc.
“And Jesus proceeded and said unto his disciples: Amen, I say unto you: I have brought nothing into the world when I came, save the fire, the water, the wine, and the blood of redemption. “I have brought the fire and the water out of the region of the light of lights, from there where the treasury of the light is found. And I have brought the wine and the blood out of the region of Barbelo. And after a little while, the Father sent me the Holy Spirit in the form of a white dove. But hear me: the fire, the water, and the wine are for the purification and forgiveness of sins.” - The Pistis Sophia
"The abode of the Light... The abode of Barbelo is the ocean of the Uncreated Light." - Samael Aun Weor, The Gnostic Bible: The Pistis Sophia Unveiled
"In Kabbalah, Barbelo is called the Ain Soph Aur, which is the third aspect of the Absolute Abstract Space. It is also called the Solar Absolute. When we talk about the Solar Absolute (the Ain Soph Aur) we have to understand that it is always related with what we call the Spiritual Sun. The Spiritual Sun is not the physical Sun that shines upon us. The physical Sun is only the physical body of the Spiritual Sun (the Solar Absolute.) The word Barbelo comes from the Aramaic language. Bar, which means son, and Bel (Belo or Belus) which means Sun. In English, we pronounce the two words in the same way. So, Barbelo is translated as, "the son of the Sun." And, Master Jesus of Nazareth (Master Aberamentho) said that he came from that region. When we read this, we have to comprehend that he is not addressing his physical personality, but his own spiritual force, his own archetype, which is one with that Solar Absolute. Now, we stated that the physical Sun that shines upon us in this physical world is only the physical body of one of those (Spiritual) Suns. Indeed, the Solar Absolute is not formed by one Sun, but by many. We will say that the union of all the Suns of the universe form that Solar Absolute. Master Samael Aun Weor called the abode of the Solar Absolute, the Protocosmos (the first cosmos.) The Protocosmos is formed by millions of Suns. All of those Suns, in themselves, form that Protocosmos, which is the third aspect of that Abstract Absolute Space, which in Greek we call the Cosmic Christ. All of the Suns, in themselves, form a singular force, which is Barbelo; the son of Bel, the Sun of the Sun. Master Jesus of Nazareth became one with our own particular Universal Cosmic Common Sun in past cosmic days." - The Region of Barbelo
