In the theme "The Resurrection of Hes"—the effect of which is rapture—we learn to abide within the heart of the Divine Mother; we discover the love that moves the universe. It is a theme through which one practices taking an additional step toward union with Hes. One must die in order to be reborn: dying to multiplicity so as to be reborn into unity.
The Resurrection of Hes leads us to suspend ourselves in the Divine Presence and, in doing so, to experience the rapture of True Love. It guides us toward Spiritual Wisdom.
Why is it important to meditate upon "The Resurrection of Hes"? Because it reminds us that what we know and perceive as active manifestation must be complemented by the potential—the latent capacity—to become the totality of reality. Our Founder once said, "Cafh is a window open to eternity." This phrase encapsulates the attitude we cultivate through meditation on the theme of "The Resurrection of Hes": opening a window to eternity.
There exists a continuous interaction between the active and the potential—between Ahehia and Hes. Every expression within the active realm carries a consequence in the potential state, which, in turn, manifests as a concrete action. Reality, therefore, encompasses both the active and the potential.
Our limitation lies in the fact that we perceive only the active aspect of reality directly—that is, we perceive Ahehia. As for the potential aspect—Hes—we can only intuit it. This intuition manifests in our consciousness as an approach toward the sense of eternity. To remain inwardly present before the eternity of Ahehia-Hes-Ahehia-Hes is, for us, the experience of rapture.
When we fix our gaze upon the "here and now" as something opposed to the past and the future, our vision becomes distorted; We neither comprehend the future consequences of our actions nor learn from our past, and thus we run the risk of falling into selfishness and immediate gratifications—that is, into the cycle of ignorance and suffering.
A sense of eternity saves us from this danger and centers us in Love.
“One must give everything to Love—absolutely everything.” With these words, we could summarize our mission in this world, as well as our Path.
The Resurrection of Hes leads us to suspend ourselves in the Divine Presence and, in doing so, to experience the rapture of True Love. It guides us toward Spiritual Wisdom.
Why is it important to meditate upon "The Resurrection of Hes"? Because it reminds us that what we know and perceive as active manifestation must be complemented by the potential—the latent capacity—to become the totality of reality. Our Founder once said, "Cafh is a window open to eternity." This phrase encapsulates the attitude we cultivate through meditation on the theme of "The Resurrection of Hes": opening a window to eternity.
There exists a continuous interaction between the active and the potential—between Ahehia and Hes. Every expression within the active realm carries a consequence in the potential state, which, in turn, manifests as a concrete action. Reality, therefore, encompasses both the active and the potential.
Our limitation lies in the fact that we perceive only the active aspect of reality directly—that is, we perceive Ahehia. As for the potential aspect—Hes—we can only intuit it. This intuition manifests in our consciousness as an approach toward the sense of eternity. To remain inwardly present before the eternity of Ahehia-Hes-Ahehia-Hes is, for us, the experience of rapture.
When we fix our gaze upon the "here and now" as something opposed to the past and the future, our vision becomes distorted; We neither comprehend the future consequences of our actions nor learn from our past, and thus we run the risk of falling into selfishness and immediate gratifications—that is, into the cycle of ignorance and suffering.
A sense of eternity saves us from this danger and centers us in Love.
“One must give everything to Love—absolutely everything.” With these words, we could summarize our mission in this world, as well as our Path.