She EXPOSES Ancient Knowledge Suppressed by the Church!

you can't just open a page of the Old Testament and think ah yes this is the answer to all my new testament problems and we have to be very careful because those extra books from the Greek Old Testament that are not in the Hebrew Old Testament they are now called the Apocrypha and I find frequently people will say to me oh you shouldn't study the Apocrypha it's not proper Bible and then I have to say well actually it is proper Old Testament for the vast majority of Christians it's only proper Protestants who misguidedly decided that

the Hebrew Cannon was what we really needed and so if you stick only to the books of the Hebrew Old Testament you are not reading the whole of the Old Testament as the early Christians knew it imagine a knowledge so powerful that it could transform your very perception of reality a secret preserved since the dawn of civilization safeguarded in ancient rituals and symbols per purposefully hidden to prevent indiscriminate access what if I told you this secret never disappeared it was silenced hidden to protect Humanity from a power that has always been available within each of

us these ancient civilizations possessed an understanding that seems distant even surreal to us the ability to access a higher wisdom a connection point with the universe that transcended logic and revealed the divine what truly happened in those ancient temples who were the Guardians of these Mysteries and why did this knowledge need protection from ordinary understanding today much of the meaning behind these practices has faded yet we still feel an echo a calling it speaks to us of a time when the human and the Divine were closer and the temple was more than a physical place

it was a gateway to a dimension of perception and power this an anent wisdom remains alive inspiring new spiritual Pursuits waiting to be rediscovered by those willing to retrieve what was forgotten and awaken unspoken wisdom quietly awaiting its return Margaret Barker a renowned British Theologian specializing in Temple Theology and the mystical roots of Christianity challenges traditional interpretations of the scriptures by proposing a broader view of the Divine based on Ancient spiritual practices according to Barker this pre-exilic theology carried a spiritual complexity that was gradually suppressed until the very essence of the Sacred was reduced to

a limited one-sided perspective Barker argues that pre-exilic spirituality relied on the interplay of complimentary and opposing forces a dynamic between the masculine and feminine divinities within this framework emerges the figure of aera a presence nearly erased from tradition but surviving in ancient texts and sacred symbols Ashera was revered as a goddess and partner of Yahweh representing the feminine aspect of the Divine Over time however this view became unacceptable to post exilic religious thought and her presence was nearly erased from official texts Barker sees a Shera as the archetype of divine wisdom a force symbolizing Harmony

protection and creation completing and balancing the masculine aspect of Yahweh this view of the Divine as a union of feminine and masculine forces Barker argues provided a broader and more inclusive understanding of spirituality though aera was removed from official worship her presence never entirely vanished traces of her influence are still discernable in the scriptures especially in the wisdom texts for example in Proverbs there appears a personification of wisdom a mysterious figure who speaks of protection life and knowledge Barker perceives this wisdom as a reminder of aera an echo of the Sacred feminine that once held

a central place in Temple practices in other traditions this same figure is referred to as Sophia reinforcing the vision of spirituality where the Divine is seen as a union of polarities rather than as an exclusively masculine Force Bara suggests that the removal of aera from the official tradition not only altered the view of the Sacred but also impacted human spirituality without the feminine aspect spirituality came to focus on power and authority neglecting the nurturing qualities as sh represented with this loss Humanity also lost a connection with nature and spirit that fostered Harmony and integration faka

studying the practices of the temple offers a way to ReDiscover this link with the divine feminine she believes that a Shara albeit subtly remains at the roots of spirituality to this day reflecting on a Shara we are prompted to ask could acknowledging this feminine in force help us restore balance in our spiritual Quest perhaps the return to this ancient wisdom represented by the image of divine wisdom is the key to rediscovering the true meaning of the Sacred a path that connects not only Humanity with the Divine but also reinforces our relationship with the whole this

journey awaits those who seek to understand what was lost and to ReDiscover what Still Remains in an ancient spiritual Traditions one symbol appears repeatedly light yet this light is not merely a visible glow it is an Essence that transcends the material and manifests as a spiritual Force for Margaret Barker this light played a central role in Solomon's Temple especially within the holy of holies the most Sacred Space where it was believed that God's presence dwelt Barker proposes that the the holy of holies was not just a place of worship but a bridge between the human

and the Divine where the presence of divinity revealed itself as pure incomprehensible light imagine this light not merely as something visible but as a truth deeply felt in the spirit only priests who had purified themselves to enter the holy of holies could experience this light in a place where the materiality of the world seemed to dissolve and perception transcended physical limits for these priests the light was not just a symbol of the Divine but a direct experience that expanded Consciousness offering a vision beyond the reach of logic it was as if amidst absolute Darkness this

sacred light became a bridge between two realities Barker argues that this light was not a metaphor but a real spiritual experience for the the ancient priests in this space they purified themselves and by coming into contact with the Divine Light their perception was transformed this experience transcended the physical world allowing the priest to perceive the Divine in an expanded Dimension could this experience be the ultimate goal of all spiritual practice a reconnection that transforms not only one's world view but also one's view of oneself thus solon's Temple suggests that the Divine was not merely something

to be worshiped it was an experience to be lived the light in the holy of holies represented God's presence a spiritual energy that filled the space and expanded the minds of those who sought it this quest for light continues to resonate in modern spiritual practices symbolizing the desire to act as something that goes beyond the visible and touches the spirit could this light at its core be found not only in the holy of holies but within us an inner light that many still seek which perhaps has never disappeared but merely awaits our gaze not through

physical eyes but through the soul this question deepens when considering the possibility that this Divine Light also relates to the human body a notion that Barker explores in surprising ways connecting the physical with the spiritual ual Margaret Barker delves even further into the mystery by suggesting a link between the light experienced in the holy of holies and an enigmatic area of the human body the pineal gland this tiny organ located at the center of the brain has fascinated cultures and spiritual traditions for centuries and is often referred to as the third eye Barker proposes that

the sacred experience encountered by priests in the temple May connect with the pineal gland which would serve as a portal to a perception Beyond everyday reality the pineal gland is sensitive to light and regulate sleep wake Cycles yet Barker and other mystical Traditions attribute a deeper role to it that of a gateway to expanded Consciousness when activated this gland could allow humans to access the same kind of light that the priests sought in the holy of hly a doorway to a new dimension of perception where body and spirit intertwine profoundly we can imagine the pineal

gland as an internal door a place where the invisible becomes tangible and the human touches the Divine It is believed that activating the pineal gland enables a kind of Illumination a vision beyond the physical a spiritual connection that opens the doors of perception Barker suggests that the Inner Light sought in spiritual practices May indeed lie within us accessible through the pineal gland perhaps this is the same light that ancient priests found in the holy of holies now preserved in the inner sanctuary of every human being today practices like meditation sensory deprivation and fasting are widely

associated with pineal activation these methods aim to disconnect a person from external distractions to awaken inner perception many spiritual Traditions hold that following these methods makes the pineal gland akin to a personal holy of holies an internal space where the Divine reveals itself and what lies Beyond this inner door Barker suggests that this experience is not unlike that of the ancient priests a light that transcends the rational mind and and offers a sense of unity with the whole this idea is not only captivating but transformative as it implies that Solomon's Temple and its holy of

holies were not merely physical structures but also representations of an inner structure within us all if this is true the path to the Divine is not lost but remains safeguarded within us awaiting activation this concept reframes what we understand as the spiritual journey what if perceiving a light that is unseen by physical eyes but felt by the soul is true Enlightenment what does it truly mean to attain Enlightenment is it merely a sensation of peace and understanding or something far deeper a transformative experience that transcends logic and leads to a profound awareness Margaret Barker posits

that the Inner Light experienced in the holy of holies and associated with the pineal gland is not merely a metaphor but a real transformative experience for those in touch with the sacred at the heart of ancient spirituality sages understood that profound knowledge of the universe is not achieved by the rational mind but through the heart and soul where Enlightenment becomes a means of perceiving the invisible and sensing the intangible today this state is often called expanded consciousness an experience in which the boundaries between the self and the universe dissolve offering a vast view of existence

for Barker this expansion of consciousness was a goal sought by ancient priests and Mystics the temple with its practices and symbolism was a portal that expanded the mind to a new reality revealing the physical world as merely a fraction of something far greater but what does it mean ultimately to expand Consciousness Perhaps it is to recognize the universe in its Essence Beyond perceptual limitations understanding that each human being is part of a larger whole to reach this state practices such as meditation and fasting have been adopted by many cultures over the centuries they act as

keys that open internal doors that are usually inaccessible in meditation as the mind quiets the individ ual begins to feel a deep connection with everything that exists as if their own soul aligns with the universe fasting on the other hand frees the body from physical distractions intensifying spiritual perception Barker suggests that these practices help activate the pineal gland or the third eye broadening perception Beyond ordinary reality for those who attain Enlightenment describing it is difficult it is like touching a dimension beyond words where time ceases to exist and space becomes a unified field of energy

perhaps this is the light that Shone in the holy of holies now revived within each person accessible to those who seek it they say that in this state the Mind dissolves within the boundaries of the whole and vision expands Beyond physical limits questions become unnecessary as understanding is complete and peace is absolute however Barker emphasizes that this expansion of consciousness is not an end point but a state to be experienced a journey toward the true essence of being this light this expanded awareness might be what the Ancients considered Divine a living Force within and outside

of human beings accessible to those who open their hearts to Fe it what if the temple the pineal gland and Enlightenment are in fact different aspects of the same spiritual quest for Margaret Barker there is a profound almost hidden meaning in Christ's role within the spiritual tradition something that connects him to the mystery of Solomon's Temple and elevates him to an eternal symbol of the Union between the Divine and the human in her research Bara suggests that the early Christians saw Jesus not only as a redeemer but as an eternal priest an heir to the

spiritual practices of the Ancient Temple Christ thus becomes a living continuation of the work of Solomon's Temple a labor of uniting Heaven and Earth a revelation of sacred presence in the world but what does it mean ultimately to be an eternal priest according to Barker this concept refers to Jesus's role as mediator the one who connects Humanity with the Divine not merely through words but through a living energy that integrates the spiritual and the physical Jesus not only offered a new way of understanding Faith but also embodied the symbolism of the temple where the Priestly

role involved direct contact with the Divine a gateway to a new vision of existence for his early followers Jesus was seen as the son of man and associated with the mystical and Transcendent power that the priests sought in the temple Barker interprets Jesus's role as the restorer of an ancient spiritual tradition of the temple a practice that was richer and more complex than the one we know today Jesus is the cosmic priest who transformed the concept of Devotion to the Divine into something profound that touched the essence of the human spirit in this view Christ

is more than a symbol of Salvation he is the mediator who unites the Divine and the human in a single experience by becoming the Eternal high priest he offers a bridge for Humanity to reach a spiritual Dimension that would otherwise remain inaccessible Envision Christ as the one who by his very essence keeps alive the connection between worlds creating a Contin ous flow of sacred energy that moves from the physical Temple to the inner Temple of each being his presence endures waiting for those who seek the deepest truth ready to enter the holy of holies he

represents in this context Temple practice is no longer a relic of the past but a living reality in Jesus and his mission inviting everyone to find their own inner Temple this concept of Christ as the eternal priest reveals that the Ancient Temple was more than a place of worship it was an image of the universe and Jesus is the link between the Divine and the human the Eternal and the transient in the temple the Ancients did not seek only a distant God they sought a god dwelling within them a force that United them to the

whole Christ for barakka is the continuity of this Quest he embodies the temple making the sacred space something everyone can experience as long as they are ready to see beyond appearances for Barka this vision of Christ as the Eternal priest is a way of retrieving Christianity's Roots where the sacred was not only revered but experienced the ritual practice and symbolism of the temple come alive in Jesus who opens a new door to the mystical experience those who understand this dimension of Christ see see him as more than a savior he is the manifestation of the

Divine incomprehensible form an eternal bridge for Seekers reflecting on this Vision an essential question arises if Christ represents the temple the Divine and the Eternal what does this mean for his followers perhaps the answer lies in Christ's invitation for each of us to find our own holy of holies are we ready for this inner Journey where the Eternal priest is not but beside us leading us to the Divine dwelling within among ancient texts there is a book that challenges common understanding and offers a distinct vision of Heaven judgment and what lies Beyond Life The Book

of Enoch Margaret Barker sees in this text a glimpse of the mystical experiences that the ancient Priests of Solomon's Temple might have encountered a kind of spiritual preparation for the afterlife Enoch the protagonist of this apocryphal work is not merely a sage or prophet he symbolizes one who crosses human boundaries and reaches a profound spiritual understanding of the universe in the narrative Enoch is taken to heaven where he Witnesses Angelic hierarchies and the final judgment he represents Humanity transcending ordinary reality and in doing so approaching the Divine in a journey of spiritual ual Ascent Barker

believes that the spirituality of the Ancient Temple revolved around this idea of Ascension and that Enoch's Visions are a sort of model for Humanity to experience the sacred transcending physical death and realizing that life is not confined to the body thus Enoch symbolizes the Quest for Transcendence where the spirit Rises to a greater reality enveloped in light and knowledge the most fascinating aspect of Enoch's account is the idea that heaven is not a distant unreachable place but a state accessible to those prepared to surpass ordinary perception Barker suggests that the Book of Enoch preserves a

mystical tradition already known to the Ancients a vision in which direct contact with the Divine was not only possible but desirable Enoch's Ascension invites readers to imagine a life extending Beyond beond the physical opening up an existence where the sacred and the human coexist with this view the concept of the afterlife takes on A New Perspective it is not merely a promise of comfort for the living but an experience of expanded Consciousness attainable for those seeking to see beyond the physical in Enoch's Journey he encounters Celestial beings who guide and reveal the universe offering knowledge

that transcends the visible for Barka this Vision reflects the belief that at life's end humans May Ascend to a spiritual Dimension Guided by higher forces but what did Enoch truly encounter in these Realms Beyond life he glimpsed what few dare to imagine a divine order permeating all things awaiting those who seek profound answers this understanding is powerful and transformative as it expands The View of life and death the afterlife for Barker is not an end but a transition to a continuous journey of self-discovery and Union with the Divine Enoch does not see Heaven as rest

but as a place of Revelation where the soul finds the full meaning of its existence Enoch's Vision reflects a spiritual journey that though challenging promises a transformation that few dare to undertake the exploration of the Book of Enoch challenges readers to consider that perhaps there are layers of existence hidden from most but accessible to those following a spiritual path this message suggests that the Divine is not merely a distant entity but a nearby presence ready to guide those open to seeing beyond the material world Enoch represents the common human who in seeking to understand the

whole transcends limitations and becomes someone who dwells on the boundary between Heaven and Earth Earth reflecting on this an essential question emerges could Eno's Vision his Revelations and his contact with Spiritual Beings point to a dimension that already exists within us Barker suggests that Eno path reveals the spiritual potential that all of us carry but rarely access it is as if Heaven were always Within Reach not only after death but also in life when we become aware of this s Dimension the message of the Book of Enoch offers a new vision of existence in which

the soul knows no bounds and the Divine reveals itself in the constant Quest For Truth this is Enoch's great Revelation the possibility of seeing the invisible hearing the inaudible and understanding that beyond the limits of body and time there is eternal continuity as we reflect on this Revelation one final question remains If Heaven can be accessed now what must we do to open that door perhaps Enoch leaves us Clues but the full answer May lie within each of us awaiting our Readiness for the next step toward the sacred the journey through ancient spirituality reveals a

Timeless truth the Divine is only complete in its Duality Margaret Barker proposes that the Holy Spirit as as understood in Christian Traditions represents more than an impersonal force it may be the very expression of the Forgotten and distanced sacred feminine for Barka the Holy Spirit embodies the feminine side of God a nurturing welcoming presence that balances the masculine this view not only challenges traditional conceptions of the Divine but suggests a more complete spirituality where opposing forces feminine and masculine are harmonized from this perspective the holy spirit is not just a distant energy but a Divine

mother the principle of embracing and nurturing representing the compassionate side of the Divine the scriptures mention wisdom which Barker Associates with an archetypal figure strongly linked to the goddess Ashera and the sacred feminine in Temple practices with this standing the Holy Spirit ceases to be an abstract force and becomes a symbol of Harmony renewal and divine care sacred aspects that have been marginalized over time for Bara this understanding of the Holy Spirit as the divine feminine is not just a theological issue but a key to restoring spiritual balance between the polarities of the Divine the

absence of figures like a Shera who were removed from tradition left a gap in human spirituality creating a concept of the Sacred that emphasizes power and authority but has lost warmth and inclusiveness this lack of the divine feminine may have influenced a restrictive view of spirituality where power prevails over nourishment and welcome the return to the sacred feminine therefore opens the way to a spirituality that Embraces and unites this reunion with the divine feminine is essential to creating a spirituality that does not divide but integrates the Divine seen in this new light becomes not only

an object of worship but a living Force within each of us where the Holy Spirit represents this deep presence that guides us back to balance in seeking this integration we achieve a fuller view of the Sacred and ultimately of ourselves spirituality becomes a return to the inner Temple where the energies of the Divine masculine and feminine await recognition and Reconciliation Barker's proposition invites us to revisit this lost Essence a return to the inner Temple where the Divine masculine and feminine coexist in harmony waiting for each of us to acknowledge and integrate them as we meditate

on the Holy Spirit from this New Perspective a question arises could it be that by seeking peace between opposing forces we are discovering the true nature of the Sacred by opening this path to the Holy Spirit as feminine we access a balance that redefines our understanding of the Sacred and strengthens our connection with the whole every spiritual transformation begins with understanding one's role as a co-creator of the world true connection to this Divine wisdom this peace between opposing forces is cultivated through self-knowledge and meditation practices that help us reach a higher state of consciousness to

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