O S T A R A ð E O S T R E ☀️ I S H T A R
Any initiate prepares and purifies through the cross, ✝️ the elimination of all that no longer supports or serves through a full body transmutation. Thus the body really is the portal to the soul.
Between the sixth hour (temptation) and the ninth hour (sexual magic) this Solar Hero (the SUN rising as an Initiate) enters into the cyclic crucifixion (cross) and a “dark night of the soul” with the knowledge that fresh light will increase with the integration of his soul (variously labelled as psychological mental health conditions or afflictions/societal mind attachments/human conditioning/inter generational trauma/church programming/self imposed talk of less than “defects”)
Here the far from whole human oscillates between their own dark shadow underworld and a simple clear seeing and pure clarity. This integrative slchemy, when the one who still thinks he suffers, may simply release by means of repeated “petite deaths” any attachment's below his real self (klipoth, hell) and to develop the necessary purity and virtues in order to be admitted (through riding daily moment by moment an in going resurrection) into the expansive realms (earthly presence) right here right now.
Through this repeated letting go of a metaphorical dying or psychological death the wholly human integration and resurrection occurs.
Through this on going daily rising of the Sun, that which was once dark is reborn in a light hearted newness. Every morning. Every day. Every moment. A fresh rise. A fresh start.
Common universal symbols of any spiritual re birth and fully human alchemical transformation are witnessed in every faith throughout the world.
The Wholly HUMAN Day of EASTER is actually far older than Christianity. The name “Easter” is derived from the Old German name “Ostara,” and, in Anglo-Saxon, Eastre, or Eostre, the goddess of spring, fertility, and the rising sun. This name is a variation on the name of Ishtar, the Babylonian and Assyrian goddess of love and fertility.
Throughout Europe were celebrated rituals and sacrifices in recognition of the movement in nature from death (winter) to life (spring). These traditions were gradually absorbed by the evangelising Christian movements.
But the movement of the Sun, in its triumphant march toward the heavens, has been celebrated by people the world over.
The spiritual value of Easter is reflected in the traditions and mythologies of many cultures and religions, all of which symbolise the esoteric or root meaning: the triumph of the Christ over the ego of the penitent seeker.
To understand this celebration, and the modern Holy Day of Easter, we must first understand something about the GOD consciousness or “Christ” which every human already is.
