This week’s offering is a video I recorded after feeling inspired to delve in a bit more deeply after Thursday’s episode of The Holy City Is For Everyone. I hope you might enjoy these reflections on the two witnesses in Revelation Chapter 11 and the possibility of moving beyond polarity. Let me know what you think! - Sage
Summary
In this video Rev. Sage delves into Revelation chapter 11, exploring its themes of transformation and the interplay between the divine and human. She reflects on the symbolism of the two witnesses, representing the divine and human aspects of life, and discusses the journey towards unity and integration of these polarities. Sage emphasizes the importance of recognizing the divine within us and the potential for spiritual growth through embracing both our human and divine natures.
Seven Soundbites
* “This life is holy, and this human experience is holy.”
* “The kingdom of heaven exists inside of us.”
* “We no longer are at war between the human and the divine.”
* “Recognize the limitations of this polarity of thinking.”
* “The story of Jesus is the divine fully becoming manifest within the human.”
* “What does it look like when we offer a loving embrace to the whole of it?”
* “The promise of the Holy City is evolving past feeling trapped by polarity.”
Seven Takeaways
* The two witnesses in Revelation symbolize the divine and human aspects of life, highlighting the journey towards their integration.
* Spiritual growth involves recognizing the divine within us and embracing both our human and divine natures.
* The story of Revelation chapter 11 illustrates the transformation process and the importance of unity beyond polarity.
* The journey of polarity has empowered humanity to create and think, but also caused suffering.
* Embracing the whole of our being, without harsh distinctions between holy and profane, can lead to deeper spiritual understanding.
* This video encourages reflection on personal experiences of polarity and unity.
* Sage emphasizes the importance of letting go of the inner battle between “good” and “bad” aspects of ourselves.
