Thread by @AmurakaHidden

The Body of JHVH (🧵)

"The Physical Universe is the Body of Jupiter, JeHoVaH, Osiris or Shiva.

Thus spirit consists of a trinity of spirit, mind & body in a spiritual state; mind of a spirit, mind & body in a mental state; and body of a spirit, mind & body in a material state."

While Zeus (Jupiter) is the G-d of Form he manifests as a trinity, his spiritual nature bearing the name Zeus. The intellective nature, soul or mediatory nature of Zeus is termed Poseidon (Neptune) and his lowest or objective material manifestation, Hades (Pluto).

In man, Jupiter (Zues) has his abiding place in the human heart, while Neptune (Poseidon) dwells in the brain, and Pluto (Hades) in the generative system.

The 1st trinity (upper circle) consists of God the Father & the nature of his triple profundity; the 2nd trinity (middle circle), God the Son in his triple sphere of intellection; the 3rd trinity (lower circle), God the Holy Spirit, the Formator is the foundation of the world.

God the Holy Spirit, the third person of the Christian triad, is synonymous with Jehovah, the racial god of the Jews; Shiva, the destroyer-creator of the Hindus; and Osiris, the Egyptian.

When Jupiter or Jehovah is called the lord of the sun, it does not necessarily mean the sun which is the ruler of this solar system; it means any one of the millions of universal suns which are functioning upon the plane or level of a solar orb.

Jupiter (Zues) manifests himself as a mystical energy which gives crops, perpetuates life, and bestows all the blessings of physical existence only to ultimately deprive mankind & his world of all these bounties.

Jupiter is the sun of illusion, the light which lights the inferior creation but has nothing in common with that great spiritual light which is the life of man and the light of the world.

In India, Shiva is often shown with his body a peculiar bluish white color. This is the result of smearing his person with ashes & soot, ashes being the symbol of death.

Shiva is not only a destroyer in that he breaks up old forms and orders, but he is a creator in that, having dissolved an organism, he rearranges its parts and thus forms a new creature.

From Manly P. Hall

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