Air: Rod of Aaron
In a revelation to Oliver Cowdery, the Lord told him, through the seer stone, to use his "sprout" to translate. God was speaking of Oliver's divining rod.
What is the Priesthood?
What are the limits of the priesthood? Our faith. We cannot walk further than were are able nor carry more than we can lift.
Air, Earth, Water, and Fire
Just as these four Sephirot represent the Four Christian Gods, or ideas of God, they also represent the elements and cardinal directions. Together, these form the Liahona, the director given to Lehi to guide his people to their promised land.
Teshuvah: Born Again
Hebrew for “Crown,” Keter is the topmost of the Tree of Life. It is the highest Sephirot above and between Da’at (knowledge) and Chokmah (wisdom).
Teshuvah: The Gospel of Jesus Christ
Teshuvah is a Hebrew word translated in the Bible as “commandment“ or “repentance.” However, it’s true meaning is “return,” as in one returning to their original state.
What is Mormon Kabbalah?
The most important thing to know about Kabbalah is its fundamental doctrine: Love God, and Love your neighbor as yourself. This is the key that binds Mormonism and Kabbalah.
Chokhmah
Chokhmah is the uppermost of the Sefirot of the right line or kav yamin (Hebrew for “Right Line”) in the Tree of Life.
Temple Altar
To create a sacred space for home worship, meditation, and other spiritual needs, our second temple is our home temple. For this, members and ministers may have a temple altar in their homes.
Rise, Ye Saints, and Temples Enter
What does it mean to have a temple in our homes? This refers to creating a safe space where one my do or prepare to do the Lord's works.
Mormon Meditation
If you’ve been mediating for a while now, but have not found your center or learned to ground your energy, this post is for you.
The Temple of God
Anyone that has felt true love’s embrace cannot deny that "magic," in some form or another, exists. The questions shouldn’t be, “does it,” but rather how can one use or channel it. This is where we shall start.
And a Contrite Spirit
If the broken heart is one being open to both receiving and pouring out God’s Love, the true prayer now inscribed upon it, what then is the “contrite spirit?”