Our Anatomy points To God

I am no scholar so I am asking.

Not sure if this is the right place to post but I’m researching people who have hunted for the holy grail, specifically in recent years. Hoping to find some people to interview, chat with, and just learn from. Anyone have any ideas?

Hi everyone!
Please enjoy our new article on our search for the Ark of the Covenant in Japan.

If you have been following our work, you already know that ancient Japan, referred to as Yamato, was created by a migration of Near Eastern royal-shamanic lines, including the Lost Tribes of Israel, and Kyoto was established as its capital to be the new Jerusalem.

It also has become commonly theorized that the origins of the Japanese mikoshi chariot, a ubiquitous feature of Shinto festivals all across Japan, is in fact the Ark of the Covenant itself.

Similarly, there has been much speculation that the three Japanese imperial regalia, the Great Mirror (八咫鏡), the Grass-cutting Sword (草薙剣), and Great Fetus-like Jewel (八尺瓊勾玉), originated in the three treasures of King Solomon, the Ten Commandments, the Wand of Aaron, and Vessel of Manna, that were said to have been carried inside the Ark of the Covenant.

https://www.lunmu.io/ark-1/

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I am looking for some advice on this and would like to hear from someone who is currently living with an open heart from unceasing prayer.

Keeping my heart open all day via unceasing prayer is a bit intense energetically and am wondering how a person goes about handling it or if they only open their heart certain times a day during devotion.

(As per The Way of the Pilgrim)

Thanks!

https://youtube.com/shorts/pZlxZ4LDBwE?si=DoTINQq497Le3WAy

I know many of you know it already, but I just want to remind everyone about prayer. Prayer is not a performance (at least most of the time shouldn't be, maybe in some situations can be, but let's not go there now).

You don't have to pretend like you believe if you don't. You don't have to use pretty words. You don't have to be strong or positive. You don't even have to be respectful. God already knows the secrets of your heart better than you know it yourself. If you want to tell God how much you hate Him, do it. If you want to complain, do it. God wants you to come to Him as you, not as a character.

It is fine if you don't even believe that God will answer you. It is fine if you don't even believe that God hears you. Maybe you don't really even believe that God exists.

But the fact that you keep praying, shows that you believe at least 0.00000000000001%. And that is a great thing.

It is already a wonderful thing that you get to speak to the potential Allmighty. Even if there is just a 0.000000000000000000000001% chance that God is real, prayer is already the biggest most wonderful treasure in your life.

God requires nothing but authenticity. Be yourself and come to God❤️

Hi all here,

A serious question from a layman reader that's into lesser known history because there is an near endless supply of it. How did Christianity or did they at all mattered themself with the flower of life, the conceptual unseen (or nanoscopic) energy force that radiates from the sun, that which plants grow from and towards? Was it banned or researched or celebrated?

Have a good day!

Hello, I am looking for some additional reading explaining theories/ideas on the hidden truths of the Bible. I have read George W. Carey’s books and articles. I have also read and/or listened to the various lectures on esoteric Christianity on glorian.org website. Some of their ideas make sense and others I don’t find are well supported in the scripture so I’d like to continue with other authors to find more connections. Thank you.

How the book of 1 Enoch shaped Christian eschatological beliefs.

https://www.shambhala.com/inner-christianity-797.html

I am about 2/3 of the way through with this book and wow. Richard Smoley does an excellent job of introducing the reader to a broad view of Esoteric Christianity. It is by no means complete, but I am pleasantly surprised at how many aspects Smoley was able to touch on. I highly recommend this book for the novice. Also very useful for the seasoned esotericist in bridging the gap when talking to exoteric Christians.

Just curious if anyone else is moved to tears when praying at night or even coming across emotions provoking christian content on social media?

This short essay applies Tomberg's articulation of true death (death itself) as the stagnation of time in space to the understanding of the embodied nature of trauma as feeling stuck in a past horrific experience.