Fourteen stations of the cross: Difference between revisions

The first station is “Jesus is condemned to death,” the twelve o’clock line. This is the line of God-power, and it is the line of the Hierarchy of Capricorn. The misuse of energy on that line, the misqualification of power, is condemnation. The fallen ones have ever misused God’s power to condemn the Christ.   

When you are on the first station of the cross and you feel the heaviness of the weight upon you of world condemnation of the Son of God, you acknowledge it, and you immediately call for the transmutation of personal and planetary momentums of the condemnation to death not only of Jesus Christ, but also of the Mother and her children.   

The fourteenth station is on the six o’clock line: “Jesus is laid in the tomb.” The tomb is a symbol of the chamber of the heart, that laboratory where we prove our eternal life. It is the womb of Matter. It is in the heart of Mother. And it is in the base-of-the-spine chakra, the six o’clock line again. This means that the proving of eternal life is dependent upon our raising up of the sacred fire from that base chakra to the crown, the perfect flow of the caduceus.   

Jesus left the temple in his full mastery of his Christ Self. His soul within the Christ Self descended into the astral plane and preached to the rebellious spirits who had been confined there since the days of Atlantis. He returned to his body for the resurrection on Easter morning.