When the Tree of Life Breaks
And in the circumcision of the heart, the qliphoth (husk) is removed, that Ha’Or En Sof (the everlasting light or the light of Christ) might shine forth to heal this creation, uniting the upper world of the heavens and the lower world of the earth.
–Zenock 27:34
Most readers of 1 Nephi encounter Laman and Lemuel as cautionary figures. They are examples of stubbornness, disbelief, or rebellion. But if we read their story only as a moral failure, we miss its deeper gift. The story of Laman and Lemuel is a mirror of our own spiritual blockages! In Mormon Kabbalah, scripture is not merely history or doctrine. It is a map of the soul.
The Role of the Plates of Brass in the Lives of Lehi, Nephi, and Their Descendants
According to the Book of Mormon, the Plates of Brass played a significant role in the lives of Lehi and his descendants.
New Book: Mormon Kabbalah 101
When you first hear the words “Mormon” and “Kabbalah” in the same sentence, you might, as the book’s forward suggests, raise an eyebrow. On the surface, Restorationist faith and Jewish mysticism seem worlds apart. However, the book “Mormon Kabbalah 101” presents this combination not as a contradiction, but as a beautiful spiritual language that bridges ancient wisdom with modern revelation. It offers a path for uncovering hidden treasures in scriptures both old and new. Should you read it? As the book’s author, I am writing a review of the book’s core teachings, exploring its key themes and the practical tools it offers for spiritual growth. We will also look at who might benefit most from adding this unique volume to their spiritual library. What is Mormon Kabbalah? Let’s start at the beginning. Mormon Kabbalah is a spiritual framework for uncovering the hidden treasures within the Bible, the Book of Mormon,…
Adam Kadmon in Mormon Kabbalah
Each of us is formed as an Adam Kadmon, in the original divine “template,” first as spirit and ultimately in resurrection. It is a concept connected to the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. It is our story, your story, the story of your fall and your restoration.
A Spiritual Movement
If you are checking out the Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship (CJCCF, the Fellowship), you may have noticed a distinct difference in how we describes ourselves compared to other religious bodies. You might people say, “We are not really a church, we’re a movement,” or “You don’t have to leave your current congregation to fellowship with us.” For those new to this path, these statements can be puzzling. In a religious landscape often defined by exclusive membership and strict boundaries, the Fellowship offers a different vision. That vision is based on unity, universalism, and the spirit of ubuntu.
Walking the Path of Light
Have you ever felt like life is a journey where you are trying to find your way back home? In Mormon Kabbalah, that feeling isn’t just a metaphor, it is the very essence of the faith.
Zenock, Alma, and the Path to God
Throughout human history, sacred texts have served as maps to the divine, guiding souls toward understanding, devotion, and spiritual fulfillment.
Ahyeh Asher Ahyeh: I AM THAT I AM
“Ahyeh” (I Exist, I Become, I Cause, or I Will Be): This is God speaking in the first person, in the future tense. Not “I Am” like a rock, but “I Will Be,” like a river, like fire, like breath.
Appointment of Mistie Rehna to First Presidency (Video)
The Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship is pleased to announce the appointment of Mistie Rehna to its First Presidency, where she will help guide the spiritual and community initiatives of the Saints.
The Ascending Voice of Moroni Part 2: Moroni’s Message
Last week we looked at four writings attributed to Moroni. This week we will examine how they fit together.
The Ascending Voice of Moroni Part 1: The Four Writings
It appears that these three phases of writings and Moroni’s ministry are intrinsically linked, demonstrating the comprehensive path from initial faith to exaltation, coupled with an urgent call to prepare for the end times.
Tsohar’s Message of Returning to Eden through Love and Divine Unity
For their attempts to unite in love had begun by oath and covenant with the fathers before them in their Holy rites in their ages past; and they did perform these rites, believing in the God of their salvation for the purpose of drawing them together eternally. And because they were willing to do this by oath and covenant, going through the performance of union until the love of God did bind them together eternally.” -Writings of Moroni 11:4-6 [11:2b-d]
At an event in Missouri last weekend, the Fellowship brought a lot of different books to give away. One that many had questions about was Tsohar. Tsohar is a collection of revelations, translations, and other divine writings from the Latter Day Saint movement. Some Rabbis believe the Hebrew word “Tzohar” as used in Genesis 6:16, describes a precious stone in Noah’s ark that emitted light. This word can also mean “light, noon, or window,” making it a fitting title for this collection. Tsohar presents itself as a continuation of the Holy Bible and the Book of Mormon, but cautions that its books should not always be taken literally. It acknowledges that these texts are compiled by humans and, like all scripture, should be read prayerfully for personal revelation.