The Realm of Barbelo
We must be fearless in exploring that which is not present nor seen. It can be difficult to break from the images that traditional religions have established in our minds. Our senses can defy our understanding of mysteries that await our attention and introduction.
God the Almighty, the architect of all, is the painter on which Barbelo provided to construct. While Barbelo preceded God, The Almighty defined Barbelo in His fulfillment. This is again reflected in the fetus of Jesus. Jesus as God was preceded by the womb of His Mother Mary.
When a fetus grows in the womb, it then becomes aware of its presence of being by its heartbeat and blood flow, but is unaware of what surrounds it, while comfortable in its protection.
The Christ came to our earth, from The Most High, to give knowledge to mankind through Jesus. Yahweh is the creator of our world and spiritual consciousness. His formula is unique. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done. On earth, as it is in Heaven.
Barbelo is the canvas on which First Thought became manifest and omnipotent. For thought to become real, one must become aware of it, then one’s presence within it becomes manifest reality.
The Almighty God is evident in Genesis, while Yahweh appears in the Old Testament. Mankind’s God is viewed at times as ruthless, jealous, and commanding without compassion. We are created in His image. He has a higher Heaven and a lower heaven, just as man has a higher and lower intellect. We strive to imprison our destructive side just as Yahweh cast out Yeldabouth to the lower heavens.
When we perceive that Yahweh is an evolving God, we better understand the Bible, Quran, Tripiṭaka, Puranasm and many other sacred texts. It reveals why Jesus descended to earth from the realm of Yahweh as the Son of God,
Our evolving God is imperfect but has ultimate control of all things that he created. We are in His house. Least we respect and worship Him. For He wants us to be single-heated and have no god stand above Him, we give Him thanks just as Jesus did.
For, without the mind, the heart can be fickle. But the heart is where the soul beckons to the greatest Heaven-That of Barbelo.
In the 9th hour of Jesus’ crucifixion, Jesus cried out to God The Almighty, “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” Jesus was referring to why Christ had departed from him before his coming death. Just as Christ was poured into Jesus at his baptism at the age of 30, The Christ departed before Jesus’ death, as Christ is immortal and cannot experience death.
Death is an construct of Yahweh’s material creation that Jesus had to experience as the sacrificial lamb. Christ’s departure was not an abandonment, but a Devine completion of prophesy and purpose.
Before Jesus died on the cross, he cried out to Yahweh; “Father, forgive them for they know not what they do”. Jesus, as the Son of God, had received Devine knowledge from Christ, which blossomed through the power of compassion which was to greater enlighten Yahweh. Love is the pathway to the soul which leads us to Almighty God.
When the body of Jesus died, there was a great resonance that erupted in the earth. This moment was a natural expression of revelation for Yahweh brought about by The Christ through Jesus. Only the higher realm of Barbelo can compel Yawweh in His realm. Just as Christ compelled Jesus for three years.
Christ, the Soul of Jesus, ascended to The Almighty God.
Jesus was resurrected, as The Holy Spirit, to God The Father (Yahweh). Understand, from whence they came.
Eventually love, through forgiveness and self sacrifice, will bring all things in the universe back to The Source. From nothingness came something-ness and then again.
If there is a void, it will be filled.
In John Lennon’s song Imagine, we become aware of how great the imagination of thought is. While we can create our own universe in our mind, we are still bound by the formula of our Creator in this Heaven. Our Father commands unaware of the greater Heaven of Barbelo. One manifestation supersedes the other, much in the same way the Almighty God of the Universe supersedes The Creator God of our world and our materialistic existence to behold it. Understanding this relationship places Truth into alignment and the unseen will be seen.
