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February 2009 
Where do you find the sacred in your life?
Posted on Feb 21st, 2009
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yarculdragonlord
yarculdragonlord
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for January 07, 2009:
I find the sacred (place of binding or saq in Proto-Latin) in the illusions of the flesh. The very idea of the sacred repels my egalitarian nature as sacred implies a thing set apart for special veneration (originally the priest of the temple or the temple precincts) People tend to use this word when they are trying to sound enlightened, something that I have begun to notice in the answers to the more esoteric or abstract community questions and reflections. Note that it often takes me a month to post a response to a Gaia Community Question. It often requires that long for me to have truly and sufficiently reflected on the deeper implications of the language of the question.
In this one, I first felt the pat answer (everywhere and in everything) so I figured that this was not what was important in the reflection. This would be the surfacy answer of most of the so-called community. Therefore I looked up the actual etymology of sacred. I explored the Qabballistic implications of the Hebrew version, especially the one translated from the Torah and Tanakh through the King James ministers. I looked in the the qabballistic implictaions for the English through the use of NAEQ.
In this meditation I discovered that sacredness is not something that I find very comforting any longer. It is a patriarchical binding set up to control the masses, and the use of this separating element in modern spiritual exploration and the revolution of self-experienced enlightenment is disturbing.
Words and their histories matter. These are the vibrations that maintain the chains that bind most people to the past. Careful use of language and understanding the actual vibratory concept one is strengthening when one uses a word is important for any actual spiritual growth or fractal awareness.
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