Conveyed by Brahn th Blessed
In part two of this deposition of the Essynian Mysteries I tried, probably too hard, to describe the fundamental relationship of two aspects of reality. Primordial Existence is called Spirit because it appears to be nothing and yet it holds the vast and boundless potential of everything, an unimaginably immense and relentless potential which is the driving force of the multiverse. It requires the awakened powers of Consciousness, which I call Maya, to transform this reservoir of potential into action and change. Spirit is what Maya IS, and Maya is what Spirit DOES. Spirit is Being, and Maya is Becoming. Lao Tzu spoke of Spirit as “the Eternal Tao” (the everlasting existence), whereas he called Maya (consciousness) “the Tao that can be told; the Mother of the Ten Thousand Things.” These are the two existences, Spirit and Maya. The former is the existence of potential being, and the latter is the existence of particular beings. Continue reading The Essynian Mysteries: Part Three