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Originally Posted by BROOK
I think I missed something here...which Goddess are you speaking of?
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I mean no offence, I will simply suggest an alternative way of looking at "Ma-at" and the worship of mater. It is nice to have opportunity to discuss.
The "Goddess" being referred to is Ma'at, whom I would personally suggest is an Egyptian fallen being that represents the worship of matter ~ which is indeed anti-Christ and anti-Father because it is all about maintaining the illusion of separation, the illusion that spiritual is wrong and matter should never transcend itself, should stay in it's limited, suffering form for eternity, even while all the co-creators descend the depths of suffering and use up all their energy and light and are left with nothing.
This is what Ma'at and the fallen goddess consciousness represents (my personal take), the separation of spirit and matter. The denial of the Divine Father. The denial of the God Flame within all humanity. The denial of the Spiritual.
The return of the Divine Mother is at hand surely, however, I would personally say, the Divine Mother does not worship matter, rather it is Mater (Mater is Latin for Mother) and it is in perfect balance with the Divine Father, which is spiritual.
The goal of creation is to raise up the Mother so it meets the Father, not to deny the Father and worship only mater.
The balance of the Father Mother is our source. When we achieve balance within ourselves on Father Mother ~ then we are back in the Divine Flow of things...
As above so below, Mater is raised in vibration so that it is clear there is no separation from the spiritual. I AM a spiritual Being having a material experience in the sphere of Oneness.
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