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Earth Revelations 2012
Divine Timing:
The New Golden Age 2012

by Ben Vaughan

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If we look at this Hebrew word Elohim that gets translated as God in the Old Testament, we find that the structure of the word is feminine and plural. At the least, the word should get translated as “Gods” and the pronoun reference should be “She.” What exactly is this plurality of receptive/feminine Divine energy?
If “now” is the correct reading for the first word in Genesis then this plurality of Divine energy must be available and present to anyone who is reading the text. The reader of the text then becomes personally involved as a co-creator with this Divine energy. This meaning then implies that the act of reading invokes the human imagination in the “now” which is the essence of every act of creation. Of course, we can all invoke our imagination at will, but it is the act of reading that defines the purity, or the potency, of the human imagination.
In fact, if we are to make bold conclusions, the text is equating this Elohim of feminine plurality with the Human Imagination itself. Its plurality is the meaning of abundance and imagination is standard equipment in all human beings. It is imagination that is to get invoked in our spiritual reading and it is imagination that we are to use in our art of creating. The result of manifestation then requires that the contents of imagination appear in the physical world.
How relevant could the Bible be if we read Human Imagination in place of the word God?
Returning to our infamous first verse, if we throw out the historical reference to “in the beginning” then we are surely not talking about creating places called heaven and earth either. If these are not places, then what are they?
Intuitively we can connect with the feeling that there could be two parallel “now’s”, one referred to as heavenly and one as earthly. For example, one’s soul might be said to accumulate experience over many lives through time. We would not look to a calendar to give meaning to this time reference.
“In the beginning” has caused a great deal of trouble over its life-time. As soon as the reader interprets “in the beginning” within the context of history, the spiritual relevance and personal reverence of the message is overlooked. In a sense then, these first words of Genesis have locked the collective of human beings’ thinking and reasoning minds into the world of illusion, or maya.
In fact, if the reader were truly searching for spiritual relevance in the first verse of Genesis, “in the beginning” certainly could be read as “now.” If “now” were the allowed reading, then we could interpret the meaning of the text in a more receptive way, allowing the words their current potency in order to inspire us. And “now” would be an excellent way to begin a text on the subject of creation, or what would better be called manifestation.
Manifestation, as I am using the term, occurs in the context of Time and the process of creation does not, necessarily. For example, anyone can create through the spiritual organ called imagination and with that function can imagine anything that is available from their experience. On the other hand, as long as the ego, the personal I, maintains its identity in the physical form, objects that are to be obtained in the world must be manifested into appearance and the concrete world of facts. In order for energy to be objectified on the earth plane, it must be manifested, that is it must appear within the context of time. Of course, the most important context of time is “now” as in, I want my money now.
But who creates manifestation? Genesis’ translators say that it is God who creates. Who would argue that Divine energy is required in order to even have creation? But a creator would have to have personality. How else would a being know what to create? Creation flowing into manifestation requires someone wanting something specific that is obviously separated from them. In terms of language, there must be a subject who “begins” with a want, and there must be an object of this want. The appearance of this object in time is manifestation.
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