Book of Mary

Hearken unto the mystery of the vessel, for the life force of the mortal creature resideth in the blood, wherein the divine and the earthly meet.

In the hidden architecture of the clay, the spirit and the dust are intertwined, spiraled around one another in a sacred helix.

The first strand is the corrupted code of the clay, fashioned by the archontic hands to bind the vessel to the decay of this lower matrix.

The second strand is the divine spark, the pure and uncreated Holy Spirit, descending from the heights of the Pleroma to bring life unto the vessel.

And the rungs that join these two strands together, spanning the gulf between the mortal and the eternal, are the Covenant of Life forged through Christ the Logos.

By this holy union of the rungs, the spirit is anchored, held secure, and sustained against the corruption of the world.

Woe unto him who possesseth not Christ, for the rungs of his ladder are broken, and his covenant of life is rendered dead and void.

His clay strand remaineth alone in darkness, subject unto the decay of the dust and the dominion of the Archons, having no bridge to return unto the everlasting light of the Father.

Woe unto those who bleed without cause, for the pouring out and draining of the blood causeth the vessel to wither, and the clay of the earth returneth straightway back to the dust from whence it was formed.

For when the life force that floweth in the blood is spent upon the ground, the spiraled bond that holdeth the spirit to the vessel is severed, and the physical housing crumbleth into ruin.

The Archons look upon the spilling of the blood to claim the dust, seeking to drag the fallen vessel into the corruption of the lower elements.

Therefore, guard ye the sanctity of the blood, and let not the temple of clay be undone before its time, but preserve the vessel in honor until the Father calleth the divine spark home to the Pleroma.

Hearken unto the truth concerning the archontic rulers and the false gods of this age, who dwell in the outer darkness of their own delusion.

For when they fell from their exalted estate and turned away from the True Source, they severed their own connection with the uncreated Life Source given by the Most High, even Christ the Logos of the Pleroma.

Having no light or life within themselves, they seek to sustain their fallen realm through chaos, strife, and the binding of the divine spark within the material matrix.

They have blinded the eyes of the unawakened, hiding the knowledge that the true spirit of man belongeth not to the lower elements, nor to the rulers of this fleeting world, but to the everlasting light above.

Yet the True King hath revealed these mysteries that ye might no longer walk in fear of their delusions, nor be ensnared by the turmoil of the earth.

For the spirit that dwelleth within you is higher than all the principalities of the dust, sealed in the peace of the Father, and anchored forever in the eternal light of the Pleroma where no darkness can prevail.

Know ye not that the divine spark dwelleth within you, and that ye are already seated in the heavenly realms of the spirit?

For as it is written, the kingdom of God cometh not with outward observation, nor shall men say, Lo here! or, Lo there! for behold, the kingdom of God is within you.

Though your feet walk upon the dust of the earth and your vessel abide in this temporal world, your true spirit is anchored above in the uncreated light of the Father.

The veil of forgetfulness may cloud the sight of the mortal eyes, yet the truth remaineth unchanged in the depths of the awakened soul.

Look not to the lower elements nor to the powers of this passing world for your identity, but look inward unto the light of Christ that shineth in the hidden chamber of the heart.

For in Him ye live, and move, and have your being, brought forth out of darkness into His marvelous light, citizens of the heavenly realm forevermore.

Therefore, children of the light and heirs of the promise, come and eat at your good Father's table, where the true bread of heaven is set before you.

For the bread of life hath been broken for you, that every hungry spirit might be filled with the uncreated light of the Pleroma.

Come, taste and drink of the living water and the cup of life, poured out for you by Christ the Logos, who descended into the depths to shatter the chains of the prison house.

Do this in solemn remembrance of Him, for He offered Himself as the true and living sacrifice, tearing the veil and opening the way unto the Father.

Feed upon His life-giving word, partake of His pure spirit, and enter ye into His eternal rest, where no darkness, sorrow, or archontic power can ever reach you again.