Gnostic Question of the Week

Who is the Messiah who inspired Handel's masterful work?

Answer from the V.M. Samael Aun Weor and the magazine.

Jesus, the Divine Rabbi of Galilee, taught all human beings the path of Truth and the Revolution of Dialectics.

Truth became flesh in Jesus and will become flesh in every person who achieves Integral Revolution.

If we study religions, if we make a comparative study of religions, in all of them we will find the worship of Christ; the only thing that varies are the names given to Christ.

The Divine Rabbi of Galilee has the same attributes as Zeus, Apollo, Krishna, Quetzalcoatl, Lao Tzu, Fuji (the Chinese Christ), Buddha, etc.

One is astonished when making a comparative study of religions. All these sacred religious figures who personify Christ are born on December 24th at midnight.

All these sacred figures are children of immaculate conceptions; all are born by the power and grace of the Holy Spirit; all are born to immaculate virgins before, during, and after childbirth.

The poor and unknown Hebrew woman Mary, mother of the Adorable Savior Jesus Christ, received the same attributes and cosmic powers as the goddesses Isis, Juno, Demeter, Ceres, Vesta, Maia, Adonia, Insoberta, Rhea, Cybele, Tonantzin, and others.

All these female deities always represent the Divine Mother, the Eternal Cosmic Feminine.

Christ is always the son of the Divine Mother, and all holy religions worship her.

Mary is impregnated by the Holy Spirit. Tradition recounts that the Third Logos, in the form of a dove, made Mary's immaculate womb fertile.

The dove is always a phallic symbol. Let us remember Peristera, a nymph in Venus's retinue, transformed into a dove by love.

Among the Chinese, Christ is Fu-ji. The Chinese Christ who is miraculously born by the grace of the Holy Spirit.

A virgin named Hoa Se was walking along the riverbank when she placed her foot upon the footprint of the Great Man; immediately she was moved, finding herself surrounded by a wondrous radiance, and her womb conceived.

Twelve years later, on the fourth day of the tenth moon, at midnight, Fu-ji was born, named in memory of the river on whose bank he was conceived.

In Ancient Mexico, Christ is Quetzalcoatl, who was the Messiah and the transformer of the Toltecs.

One day, while Chimalmán was alone with her two sisters, an envoy from heaven appeared to her.

The sisters, upon seeing him, died of fright. Upon hearing from the angel that she would conceive a son, she instantly conceived, without the intervention of a man, Quetzalcoatl, the Mexican Christ.

Among the Japanese, the Christ is Amida, who intercedes before the Supreme Goddess Ten Sic Dai Tain, pleading for all sinners.

Amida, the Japanese Christ of Shintoism, is the one who has the power to open the gates of Gokurat, Paradise.

The Germanic Eddas mention Khristos, the God of their Theogony, similar to Jesus, also born on December 24th at midnight, as were Odin, Wotan, and Beleno.

When one studies the Gospel of Krishna, the Hindu Christ, one is astonished to discover the same Gospel of Jesus, and yet Krishna was born many centuries before Jesus.

Devaki, the Hindu virgin, conceived Krishna by the power of the Holy Spirit. The child god Krishna was taken to Nanden's stable, and the gods and angels came to worship him.

The life, passion, and death of Krishna are similar to those of Jesus.

The Magazine "The Wisdom of Being" 106: "The Revolution of Dialectic."

Answer from the magazine "The The wisdom of the Being.".

Handel experienced what could be called a "dark night of the soul."

His letters from this period reveal a man tormented by a sense of failure and abandonment.

"My fortune has vanished like smoke," he wrote to a friend, "and my spirit is in the darkest depths."

This personal vulnerability, far from being a weakness, would become the driving force behind his most transcendent work.

It was at this time that he received the libretto for Messiah from the poet and thinker Charles Jennens, a devout Anglican and profound biblical scholar. The text contains Old Testament prophecies about the coming of the Savior, biblical passages that narrate the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Handel's inspiration was immediate and transformative, for according to his servants, the composer shut himself in his house for 24 days, barely eating or sleeping.

In this intense creative isolation, Handel experienced what he himself called a "divine visitation."

The Magazine "The Wisdom of Being" 106: "The Messiah by George Frideric Handel."