Finding Your Voice
Over the years we have been so inspired by the conversation we’ve had with Mimesis Academy students. In this video we share snippets of such conversations.
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Good morning,
I’ve just yesterday stumbled upon your writing from the early COVID days on the nature of God in the Elohim/Tohu wa-bohu relationship….
My dear, I have had something of a revelation as I finished reading it today, and it is astounding and beautiful and it came straight out of the chaos with a thought and a word. Thank you.
In “OUR” image….that’s the chaos & the order. That’s just stunning. Always ascribed to the Father, Son & Holy Ghost of the Triune God, there is a missing element here of the feminine, the substrate, the “void (HA!).” Wow, just wow.
Where are your thoughts on all this as we’ve made it a few years since you posted this?