
Exodus 20:8 · World English Bible
Exodus 20:8 Meaning Remember the Sabbath Day
Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.

Exodus 20:8 · World English Bible
Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
The seventh day is not a square on a calendar but the seventh center of the body, the pineal gland reached only after the light has climbed through the 6 centers below it along the spine. Those 6 centers are the 6 days of labor, the resistors on the wire where the energy meets its friction and pushes past.
From the Esoteric reading below.
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ESOTERIC
The seventh day is not a square on a calendar but the seventh center of the body, the pineal gland reached only after the light has climbed through the 6 centers below it along the spine. Those 6 centers are the 6 days of labor, the resistors on the wire where the energy meets its friction and pushes past. Keeping the seventh holy means keeping this crown center clear so the light gathers there and God is seen face to face.
The number 7 is the number of completion, the whole ladder finished. The work of the week is the whole inner ascent, and the rest at its top is the still, lit place where the small self stops striving and the light does the seeing. That quiet at the crown of the head is what the ancient command hides under a day of the week.
Sabbath day: the pineal gland, the seventh center at the crown reached after the light passes the 6 below The 6 days: the 6 centers along the spine, each a resistor the rising energy must push through The number 7: completion, the whole inner climb finished and come to rest at the top of the head
Esoteric lens
When was the last time you were awake and still, and not trying to get anywhere?
The mind only reflects clearly when it has stopped being stirred. Still water shows you the sky, moving water shows you nothing.
The aim is to let the churning of the mind settle. What remains when the stirring stops is not blankness, it is seeing.
Sitting is not a tool for getting somewhere. You work hard for years and the point of it is to arrive at the one place where effort is finally set down.

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