The Great Awakening - Awaken, Empower, Ascend

The Garden figures in The Parable of The Garden where we learn the reason for leaving The Garden (it wasn't about some dumb ass serpent, and we weren't ejected for failing to follow the rules, let me tell you that). The Garden also figures, though a little less overtly, in The Parable of the Blindfold where we look at some of the consequences of leaving The Garden and accepting a limitation on our consciousness. The Garden also figures as the cover of The Book of Life: Ascension and the Divine World Order where we see a path through a door leading back into The Garden.

We also see the visual idea of The Garden popping up in the Halo/Sharp tarot where it appears in Gaia (who provides a hand in birthing the Garden), in The World and The Universe, and in the sun shiny The Promise. In The Wheel and The Universe the twelve tribes (a.k.a. the twelve signs of the zodiac, a.k.a. all bodies on this earth) are shown working on and finally completing The Great Work which is, as explained in summary fashion in The Book of Life and in a more complete manner in volume four of The Book of Light, ascension.

As a final note, providing a rapid path back to The Garden that short circuits centuries of dogma and gets us past the pain and judgment that keeps our physical unit from properly connecting with its animating consciousness is the raison d'etre of the Lightning Path. That is, the Lightning Path has been created to help you overcome the damage and disconnection you have experienced. In this sense The Lightning Path is the fulfillment of The Promise.

We will be returned once more to our innocence, power, and glory.

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