
Song of Solomon 3:10 · World English Bible
Song of Solomon 3:10 Meaning He Made Its Pillars of Silver
He made its pillars of silver, its bottom of gold, its seat of purple, the middle of it being paved with love, from the daughters of Jerusalem.

Song of Solomon 3:10 · World English Bible
He made its pillars of silver, its bottom of gold, its seat of purple, the middle of it being paved with love, from the daughters of Jerusalem.
The chariot of the body is built from graded substances rising through a person: silver pillars for the moon's cool intuition holding the frame upright, a floor of gold for the sun's higher light beneath everything, and a purple canopy for the royal spirit crowning the whole. Its center is paved with love because the heart is the middle chamber where all these powers meet.
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ESOTERIC
The chariot of the body is built from graded substances rising through a person: silver pillars for the moon's cool intuition holding the frame upright, a floor of gold for the sun's higher light beneath everything, and a purple canopy for the royal spirit crowning the whole. Its center is paved with love because the heart is the middle chamber where all these powers meet. This is the finished inner vehicle, matter refined into the seat where consciousness rides toward its own union.
Pillars of silver: the moon's cool intuition, the upright supports of the inner frame Bottom of gold: the sun's higher light laid as the foundation beneath all Covering of purple: the royal spirit crowning the body Midst paved with love: the heart, the central chamber where every power meets
Esoteric lens
If the middle of my life were paved with what I actually spend my attention on, what would it be paved with?
In the city of the body there is a small inner chamber, and in that chamber, the size of a thumb, everything is contained. Begin there.
Keep two notes in your pockets. One says you are dust, the other that the whole world was made for you. The art is knowing which to read.
Thirty spokes meet at the hub, and the wheel turns because of the empty space at its center. The useful part is the hollow.

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