Revelation 3:14 · World English Bible
Revelation 3:14 Meaning To the Angel of the Assembly
To the angel of the assembly in Laodicea write: “The Amen, the Faithful and True Witness, the Beginning of God’s creation, says these things:
What does Revelation 3:14 mean?
Amen is not a word that ends a prayer; it is a coded name carried down from Egypt's Amun, the hidden sun, worn here as a solar title, the bridegroom and the sun-power both. To be called the Amen is to be the light that begins creation, the same radiance the old myths crowned in the sky and the mysteries held in their inner halls.
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Amen is not a word that ends a prayer; it is a coded name carried down from Egypt's Amun, the hidden sun, worn here as a solar title, the bridegroom and the sun-power both. To be called the Amen is to be the light that begins creation, the same radiance the old myths crowned in the sky and the mysteries held in their inner halls. The virgin births and star signs of the earlier saviors are echoes of this one energy told again, and the light itself moves through the brain's inner channels in a still person.
The Amen: the hidden sun of Egypt's Amun, the coded solar name for the creating light within. The beginning of the creation: that same light, the first radiance from which all making comes.
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Live Revelation 3:14 today
- Before the first screen today, sit for a minute and feel the plain fact of being awake and aware. That awareness came before every thought you will have today.
- Look at one person today, at the counter or across the table, and remember the same light is on behind their eyes. Let that change your tone, not your words.
- In a tense moment, pause and let one slow breath go all the way out. In that gap, the thing you are trying to get is already here, under the noise.
What in me was here before my first thought this morning?
The same truth in other traditions
Tao Te Ching 1
The source cannot be named, yet everything comes out of it. Whatever words you put on the beginning, the beginning itself stays before the words.
Hinduism · Upanishads
One sound underlies all that exists, and everything is its unfolding. What is past, present and coming is held in that single note.
Sufism · Rumi
The light you are looking for is the light you are looking with. It was shining first, and all your seeing borrows from it.
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