May I ask You. This feast, some don’t even know who the Holy Spirit is, let alone what happens on Pentecost. At least what the Christians say about it. It’s up to You, if You pleases.
Is there a more beautiful and inspiring subject for the Father God than to tell about the Mother God?
First the earthly story according to the Christians, then We do the perspective from the spiritual world.
Christians celebrate the following: the apostles have come together with the mother of Christ, Mary, in great expectation. They have experienced the torture and death and resurrection of Christ. But now they have to go out into the world to tell about it and they don’t really dare. Then the Holy Spirit comes in the form of a Dove and gives them a blinding, inspiring, spiritual power through “tongues of fire”, in the form of light, energy, power, spiritual inspiration. And then they can suddenly perform miracles, tell about Christ in other languages and have the courage to go into the dangerous outside world. All apostles do this throughout their lives and are all eventually horribly tortured and murdered. For mankind likes to condemn those who cry in the wilderness.
In the meantime, this is commemorated at Pentecost: the spirit of God that haunts the earth.
And now the spiritual world, now I, the Father God.
In
previous blogs it has already been explained that the Mother Mary, the femine
aspect of God, the Mother God, the Goddess, the Holy Spirit, the virgin Mary,
Parvati, Durga, Kuan Yin, Freyja, Isis, Aphrodite, Ashera, and so on, all
represent what the femine aspect of God is. And especially at Pentecost it is actually commemorated and emphasized
that for every person this revelation this joy of life, this spiritual power is
available, if only one wants to. For free will is sacred to Us.
The Mother God, Love, the Divine Power that roams the earth and comforts the afflicted, heals the sick, takes care of the lonely, gives the criminals a second chance, lets the seekers find, opens the door when another door is slammed shut, the comforter, the loving, the nurturing, the wise, the merciful the Goddess who touches people, who inspires people, who teaches, who offers a way out, who receives, who is always there in the need and loneliness of man.
The Father God stands for many things and the Mother God embraces everything, she wanders around on earth, she feeds Mother Nature, she inspires those who want, she accompanies those who do not. She is the Patient One, the Waiting, the Eternally Loving.
At
Pentecost you may think about this, hope for it the rest of your lives.
My blessings to you all
No 591
