#Christification

[augsburgphoenix]

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[carljungdepthpsychology]

Carl Jung on "Christification" - Quotations

Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group The Christian Church has hitherto [recognized] Christ as the one and only God-man. But the indwelling of the Holy Ghost, the third Divine Person, in man, brings about a Christification of many, and the question then arises whether these many are all complete God-men.  ~Carl Jung, CW 11, Page 470. Therefore Nietzsche became one stigmatized by the spirit;…

[natsuswagn33l]

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[talonabraxas]

The Holy Grail

The Holy Grail shines in the deep night of all the ages. During the Crusades, the Medieval knights searched fruitlessly for the Holy Grail in the Holy Land, but they never found it.

When the prophet Abraham returned from war against the kings of Sodom and Gomorra, it is said that he encountered Melchizedek, the Genie of the Earth. Certainly, this great Being dwelled in a fortress situated exactly in the place where, much later, Jerusalem, the city beloved by the Prophets was built.

Centuries of legend have it that Abraham celebrated the Gnostic Unction with the sharing of bread and wine in the presence of Melchizedek. This is known to both divine and humans alike.

It would be worthwhile to say that at that time Abraham surrendered tithes and his first fruits to Melchizedek, as is written in the book of the law.

Abraham received the Holy Grail from the hands of Melchizedek. Much later in time, this goblet ended up in the temple of Jerusalem.

There is no doubt that the Queen of Sheba served as a mediator at this event. She appeared before King Solomon with the Holy Grail, and only after subjecting him to rigorous tests did she deliver unto him so precious a jewel.

The great Kabir Jesus drank from that goblet in the holy ceremony of the Last Supper, just as is written in the Four Gospels.

Joseph of Arimathaea filled the chalice with blood which flowed from the wounds of the Adored One on Mount Calvary.

When the Roman police searched the abode of this Senator, they did not find this precious jewel.

Not only did the Roman Senator hide this precious jewel in the ground, but he also kept with it the spear of Longinus with which the Roman centurion had pierced the side of the Lord.

Joseph of Arimathaea was incarcerated in a dreadful prison for not wanting to hand over the Holy Grail.

When said Senator was let out of jail, he went to Rome, taking the Holy Grail with him.

Arriving in Rome, Joseph of Arimathaea encountered the persecution of Christians by Nero, and he left by the shores of the Mediterranean.

One night while sleeping, an Angel appeared to him and said, “This chalice holds great power because within it can be found the blood of the Redeemer of the World.” Joseph of Arimathaea, obeying the Angel’s orders, buried the chalice in a temple located in Montserrat, in Cataluña, Spain.

With time, this chalice has become invisible, together with the temple and part of the mountain.

The Holy Grail is the vessel of Hermes, the cup of Solomon, the precious urn of all the temples of mysteries.

The Holy Grail was never missing from the Altar-stone of the Alliance, in the form of a cup or goblet within which was placed the manna from the desert.

The Holy Grail emphatically allegorizes the female yoni. Within this holy cup is the nectar of immortality, the Soma of the mystics, the supreme drink of the Holy Gods.

The Red Christ drinks from the Holy Grail at the supreme hour of Christification, so it is written in the Gospel of the Lord.

Never is the Holy Grail missing from the altar of the temple. Obviously, a priest must drink the wine of light from the sacred cup.

It would be absurd to imagine a temple of mysteries within which the blessed cup of all ages is missing.

This brings to mind Guinevere, the Queen of Jinn Knights, who poured wine into the delicious cups of SUFRA and MANTI for Lancelot.

Immortal Gods nourish themselves with the drink contained within the sacred cup; those who hate the blessed cup blaspheme against the Holy Spirit.

The Superman must nourish himself with the nectar of immortality, which is contained in the divine chalice of the temple.

Transmutation of the creative energy is fundamental when one wishes to drink from the sacred vessel.

The Red Christ, always revolutionary, always rebellious, always heroic, always triumphant, raises a toast to the Gods when drinking from the golden chalice.

Raise your cup aloft and take care not to spill even a drop of the precious wine.

Remember that our motto is Thelema (willpower).

From within the depths of the chalice (the symbolic figure of the female sexual organ) flames spring forth which blaze on the glowing face of the real human being.

Ineffable Gods of all the galaxies always drink of the nectar of immortality in the eternal chalice.

In time, the chill of the Moon brings about devolution. It is necessary to drink from the sacred wine of light in the Holy Vessel of Alchemy.

The purple of the sacred kings, the royal crown and flaming gold are only for the Red Christ.

The Lord of Lightning and Thunder grasps the Holy Grail in his right hand and drinks the wine of gold to nourish himself.

In fact, those who spill the vessel of Hermes during chemical copulation become sub-human creatures of the underworld.

Everything that has been written here can be found fully documented in my book entitled The Perfect Matrimony. --Samael Aun Weor

[batw1nggg]

makoto naegi is the trans jesus of the danganronpa universe (by way of being the first tboy and also the christification themes) but hajime and izuru are the trans adam and eve respectively

[felixravinstills]

going through my drafts right now and honest to god what the fuck did i mean by this

lol I feel like the christ-ification of felix ravinstill is certainly a thing that I do! I bet I could compile a compilation of it. It's the raised catholic in me... Unsure, if I am really resurrecting him, but I suppose the fact that I kill him and he continues to re-appear is kind of like resurrection.

(because I am so normal, I did try and compile a compilation of the christification of felix ravinstill, below. specifically only christ parallels. to say nothing about all the times I've compared him to isaac or coriolanus-felix, cain and abel)

Well, this conversation is pretty damning (especially since it happened a day before the creation of your draft. The timelines match!)

the amount of times, I've forced lamb imagery onto him is countless so I'm not going to cite anything specific, but very "lamb of god"

In the same conversation as the one above, I did call the felix cannibalism in this fic, "the sacrament" so... the body of christ (except it's felix's body).

I also said in the author's note of my festus creed dogfighting fic that felix suffers more than jesus so (the least suffering he's done ever happens in that fic)...

In this post, I give him the kiss of judas… which is very fitting because I’m literally identifying him as christ (and this is the earliest point I can remember doing a christ parallel except for lamb stuff)… anyway, where are my silver pieces?

(I shall stop my blaspheming now.)

Thanks for the ask, lily! <3

[mangoeatseyes]

IT!S CRISTMAS!

OH BOY I CAN HEAR CHRISTIFER CRINGLE FLATTENING HIS BONES TO GET UNDER THE CRACK OF THE DOOR!

I CAN'T WAIT FOR HIM TO VOMIT UP MY PRESENTS FROM HIS PRESENT SACK WHICH IS LOCATED NEAR HIS STOMACH!

[happysheeppolice]

starts talking about the importance of jewish representation and the christification of jewish figures and characters

[brianofm]

Franciscan Way of Knowing ~ Day 1

A couple latin words jumped out for me which included ordo intentions and ordo executionis. The idea of being co-lovers is something I had not processed before but it sounds like a lovely notion when we consider our relationship with God. It was also interesting to learn about conception which contains our abstracts and observations of the things around us.

The notion of Christification is something that stuck out to me. The way we can grow closer to God is by realizing our imago Christi. That is to say that we find our way to heaven by discovering and celebrating the person that God created in oneself and in others. It is with this vision, or opening of our eyes to the beauty of creation that we can truly find all the joys, hope, love and care for our brothers and sisters and certainly with God the maker of all good things. The haecceity of our lives and that of all creation draws us to contemplate and uncover things we did not know about ourselves and by doing so open ourselves in ways that we never thought possible to the world around us.

One question I would have based on the readings is on page 141 where it states that God’s actions are not reactive. In a general sense this seems to contradict a number of instances from the Old Testament however in the given context of the incarnation, this requires no further   explanation. The reason this statement raises alarms for me is because it limits how we can relate with God since God’s actions are pre-set and unchangeable. It restricts or better yet limits the hope and free will of all human creation. I don’t deny that God's initiative isn't crucial, however as co-lovers I feel that we are both called to be open to act both intuitively and reactively based on the situation that arises.

How does Scotus address the notion of original sin if God created us out of His goodness and desire for all that is good?

[brucedinsman]

C.H. Spurgeon - Words of Warning for Daily Living

Coming to ChristIf, on the other hand, He chooses to save you, He is able to save you to the very uttermost. But you lie as much in His hand as the summer’s moth beneath your own finger. He is the God whom you are grieving everyday. Doth it not make you tremble to think that your eternal destiny now hangs upon the will of Him whom you haveangered and incensed? Dost not this make your knees knock…

[justiceheartwatcher]

"One to goThe Anti-ChristIf he goes to the Temple Mound, I think, it's the beginning of the…" — ⭐ Dr Ben Dover http://disq.us/p/2uy64wc

[theartzyjen]

I did something

[fillejondrette]

in honor of the nativity of st john the baptist i’ll be going insane

[talonabraxas]

“The fundamental objective of our esoteric studies is to reach Christification... The inner Christ is what counts. Unfortunately, people only think about an historical Christ, and this is how they separate themselves from reality. They forget that Christ is what is, which always has been, and what will always be. They forget that Christ is the life that beats in each atom, as it beats in each Sun. They forget that Christ vibrates from instant to instant, from moment to moment. To incarnate Christ is fundamental.” —Samael Aun Weor

The Sacred Heart ❤️‍🔥 Talon Abraxas

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