THE COMPLETE STORY (Part 2)

"This Awareness indicates in the story of the Fall of Man, or the Fall of Mind, it has been said that the very act of separation is that which brings about the concept of self, the development of ego. It is a futile pursuit for entities to seek to be equal to the Divine, and thus Lucifer, who sought to be more beautiful and more appealing than the Divine, claiming to be the reflection of the Divine, is a representation of the ego, wherein the Divine Force being present, in reflecting upon Itself, as that which by Its very action of reflection creates a duality, and that reflection is less than the original, and therefore the reflection may be symbolized as Lucifer, but that reflection, in glorifying itself as a symbol of the Divine, is in reality a counterfeit.

Therefore the counterfeit, symbolized as Lucifer or Rhyee, the male force, is not equal to the Divine which is the whole, which is the complete male/female principle of creation. The Divine is a composite of both the female and male energies of the universe, and by the Divine moving toward a reflection, allowing a reflection to take place, and that reflection seeing itself as being of great importance and separating from the Divine, as was said to occur with Lucifer and Rhyee, the action left instead a separation from the female principle, or that known as Isis, and the totality could not exist in totality until that Luciferian reflection rejoins with Isis and together, with the original Divine Principle.

Therefore the ego, or Lucifer aspect of consciousness, falling from grace or balance and harmony as whole, or holy, as that which became a separation or the illusion of a separation and was called a male principle, Rhyee or Lucifer, as compared to the remaining force which was labeled as Isis or the female principle, the principle which waits for the return of Rhyee or Lucifer, the principle which waits for the return of that part which separated, but in that separation it was not satisfied to be separate just once. For example, in the myth of the Egyptians, it was symbolized as Osiris who was chopped into little tiny pieces and Isis sought to bring back those parts, to reassemble those little parts. The meaning of this is that Rhyee separates once, separates again, there are two masculine principles, these two separate and there are four, then there are eight, then there are sixteen, etcetra, etcetra, etcetra; each separating and separating and separating until there are countless numbers, each seeing itself as God, each seeing itself as Lucifer, the brightest and greatest of all, and thus you have the individuality.

This is referred to as the Original Sin, the separation from God, the separation from God being that sin or error. This Awareness indicates that in the separation and in the quest of the ego to prove itself as being great and glorious, certain things begin to happen just like in the story of the Prodigal Son, but instead of one Prodigal Son you have countless numbers of Prodigal Sons out there, some embodied as woman, some as men, some as children, some as beasts of the fields, some as insects and birds, each putting forth their efforts to accomplish something meaningful with their lives, to prove themselves worthy and great, and these entities see themselves as the most important of all things to themselves. This is ego. This is the Lucifer quality of each of these individuals, it is that which is developing the individuality.

This Awareness has indicated that when you discover yourself for what you are, as a separation, as an ego, as being apart from the Divine,
that you not judge yourself, for in such judgment you hurl yourself even further away in isolation; that you not judge each other, for in
such judgment you separate yourself further from others, but rather that you love yourself and love others, and in so doing, you begin to
reconcile the differences. You begin to see your individuality as that which is alright, and your individuality is that which begins to take a
form that does not have a great significance but has substance, and in this movement of recognizing the Divine, recognizing that your return to
the Divine, your surrender to the Divine, does not mean giving up your individuality, does not even mean giving up the separateness, but means
only recognizing that the separateness was an illusion to begin with and that you were never separate from the Divine, but in doing so, in the
surrender of self back to the Divine, you discover that there is something that remains intact in regard to your individuality even when
returning to the Divine.

It is likened unto the concept of one who begins as a drop of water in the ocean, but in developing individuality, becomes likened unto a
jellyfish and, still remaining in the ocean, still being clear, still has some sense of individuality, even in the union with the ocean. This Awareness indicates all will return eventually to union with the Divine, but all will also retain the sense of individuality that has
been developed because of the separateness that occurred."

End of Part 2, "The Complete Story"

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