So due to my last post and people saying I should continue meditating I’ve gathered some more information. Although I’m not sure which deity or spirit is gifting me with the information I did get more. It took some time but I didn’t want to leave you with piece by piece as I was receiving everything but this is what I’ve recorded so far

The Divine

• God and Goddess: The existence of a god and goddess is fundamental to understanding the divine structure. Each deity serves as a distinct aspect of a singular divine essence, embodying specific qualities and attributes while being interconnected as parts of a whole.
• Human Connection: Individuals are expressions of this divine source, intricately linked to the deities. This connection indicates that actions and intentions resonate within a greater spiritual fabric. All individuals are part of this divine essence, enriching their spiritual journey.
• The Divine as Creation: The divine is creation itself, representing the force that generates all existence. Everything in the universe, seen and unseen, is a manifestation of this divine creative energy, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all life and the inherent magic present in every aspect of the world.

Magic

Magic is in everything because everything is part of the divine. It is the manifestation of divine energy that flows through all beings and the universe. Spirits play a vital role in magical practice as they are expressions of the divine source. Spirits exist in diverse forms and strengths, drawing energy from their surroundings.

Deities are more potent spirit forms, embodying specific aspects of the divine and wielding greater power. Not every individual is born as a deity; individuals can attain strength akin to that of deities based on the energy they cultivate and receive. This energy is harnessed through intention, rituals, and relationships formed with surrounding spirits.

Engagement with magic involves tapping into this energy, collaborating with spirits, and aligning with deities to enhance spiritual practices. The power of creation is recognized as the strongest form of magic, reflecting the ability to manifest and transform intentions into reality. The creation of a baby through the union of male and female represents a profound act of magic, symbolizing the coming together of both aspects of the deity as one. This divine union illustrates the connection between life and love, establishing sex magic as the most powerful form of magic, empowering individuals to recognize and embrace their inner divine nature.

The Afterlife

There are no traditional concepts of heaven and hell. After death, individuals enter a spiritual plane that encompasses all beings, serving as a space of unity and interconnectedness where all become part of a greater whole.

Judgment is based on the entirety of an individual’s life across two planes that represent what is typically perceived as heaven and hell. This judgment parallels the Egyptian belief in the afterlife, where one’s life is weighed and assessed as a whole.

Reincarnation occurs when an individual dies and remains in a neutral state rather than being classified as good or evil. In this middle ground, a soul can reincarnate as many times as necessary until it transcends this neutral position. Each incarnation offers opportunities for growth and evolution, ultimately guiding the soul toward a more defined role within the spiritual realm.

The roles of spirits in each plane of existence are designed to bring balance, which explains the concepts of angels and demons—often seen as embodiments of good and evil spirits. Angels and demons exist as spirits but are empowered by greater energy, allowing them to influence the spiritual realm more profoundly. These spirits serve as guides and influences within the spiritual landscape, contributing to the equilibrium necessary for the universe’s harmony. The afterlife is a continuation of growth and evolution in a collective spiritual environment, not a place of reward or punishment.