Luciferius Lux

Lucifer Questions God

Lucifer dreaded the creation of the Human. He understood His desire for flesh, but dreaded this power of the energetic Human over the Spirit of God and matter. God feared this power of the Human, comparable to His. But, God knows. Lucifer, despite all his talents, did not know everything. He did not know the ultimate will of God. And, God knows the end of the human. God knew that the existence of the Human was the will of the Holy Spirit even before His own will. The will of the Human as that of God is the work of the Holy Spirit, as well as the creation of the concrete universe, desired in the Origin by the Principle. The fear of God, like that of Lucifer, was in the capacity of the energetic Human to subjugate the Spirit who had always been peace and light. It was now questioned and questioned. Their fear was that the Human could subject them to some spiritual tyranny, that He was master over everything. Lucifer underestimated God, and the design of the Holy Spirit. 

This was the cause of his fall. God, in His infinite wisdom, had not risen against the aspirations of Adam, who was now of flesh. In His infinite wisdom He was never a slave to His fears, despite these. God therefore saluted His creation, for it was His. It was thanks to the Word that the energetic Human found the inspiration of His flesh. It is thanks to the Word that He aspired to novelty in the respect of conventions established since eternity. Faced with the need for the Energetic Human to choose according to His desires, while having some need for approval from His Heavenly Father, and in the urgent need to keep Adam in His flesh, God made a paradox. It forbids the taste of the fruit of the tree of knowledge of what is good or bad. Thus, He knew that the day when Adam would question the guidelines or even that he would taste the forbidden fruit, that day would mark Adam's awakening to the extent of his existence. And, in His infinite wisdom, He made the illusory prohibition serve Him to teach as much as possible to His creation before it awakened to reality. Lucifer went to God to suggest that he immediately allow the fruit to taste. He feared that too long a wait would push Adam to revolt by learning the truth. God understood the apprehensions of the angel of light, but refused to intervene. The only necessary intervention was that of making himself known to Adam, because that was the reality. Adam had a Creator.

But, the reality of choice belonged to Adam. God was prepared to be abandoned by His creation, following the unveiling of the truth. He dreaded that moment, but was prepared for it. Lucifer did not understand. Lucifer returned to see God, after some reflections on what He had said. He told him his disagreement with His inaction. He then suggested to Him other things. Lucifer implored God never to allow the taste of the fruit of the knowledge of what is good or bad. Thus submitted, Adam would remain under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. For Lucifer, this submission was preferable to a possible rebellion, and thus to some tyranny by the flesh over the Spirit. God refused. He preached the innate freedom of the Human, and His desire to participate at the right time. God loves discipline and freedom, but above all freedom, that of all living beings. Lucifer felt more and more the pressure of anxiety that doubt gave him through the presence of the woman. And Lucifer proposed to God to reprimand Adam immediately, following the taste of the forbidden fruit. This remonstrance would ensure a hand on the Human while having known things that are neither good nor bad, but that depend on the circumstances. Thus, the Human would know freedom, but diluted in the fear of the wrath of God. So, the respect of God would be assured. God flatly refused. For God, to simulate anger amounted to lying to the Human. For God, forbidding the forbidden fruit was already a decoy, but a deception necessary for the Human to seize Him in His flesh, to develop His free will and not to depend on His approval. Creator. 

'' That freedom is not granted. Because if freedom is granted, there is no freedom. Freedom must be tasted by the free Human, and by His own judgment. Human is not free if we give Him permission to be free. On the other hand, if the Human is not free, verbally forbidding His freedom stimulates Him to aspire to it, by His own judgment. ''

The Fall of the Angel

It was at this moment that Lucifer became the tempter.

It was this disagreement about the legitimacy of the Human to rule the earth that divided the angels of Heaven. Lucifer refused to bow to Adam. This image of refusal illustrates Lucifer's refusal to trust the human. And it was this refusal that marked the beginning of hostilities in Heaven. Angels understood, despite their fears for the Human, the guiding idea of God. But others succumbed to this fear and supported Lucifer's plan to subject the human to God's authority. One day a sobriety settled in the Garden Spirit. An atmosphere foreign to Grace; The doubt. This was the beginning of the awakening of the couple. Doubt arose. With this sober atmosphere, God and Lucifer knew that the awakening of the couple was imminent. And, they knew that with this awakening, the questioning of the contradiction of the fruits would inevitably arise. The fears of revolt felt by Lucifer redoubled their ardor. He succumbed to the temptation to take precautions against the heavenly couple, although the Almighty had opposed it. 

Lucifer opposed God by what he was about to do; Intervene with Eve through temptation, and even ... tempt God. This was the doubt that Lucifer interpreted as the announcement of a threat. This feeling was the announcement of a deliverance. But this feeling presented itself as a fear in the angel, a sobriety. Lucifer, knowing the taste of the inevitable fruit, decided that it would happen in his own way. He cleverly decided to approach Eve to manipulate her. He decided to intervene to make him taste the forbidden fruit before it tastes it by itself. Lucifer decided to submit Eve, and God to temptation. Lucifer and all the angels who supported him were transfigured into the flesh of Adam, and led him to Eve. And all this time Adam was unconscious and subject to Lucifer's will. Thus, Lucifer, through the flesh of Adam, approached the flesh of Eve. And Eve, being in a half-conscious dream, she met the snake that spoke to her, rather than meeting Adam. It was through this contact that Lucifer was held responsible for the original disobedience.

Spirit, he could not be held responsible for any action of the Human. But finding himself transfigured into Adam who was unconscious, and aware that he had a concrete impact on the flesh of the latter, he took a part of responsibility in disobedience. Thus, through Adam's mouth, he presented Eve with a truth so that she might interpret it as treason. He told her that God knew that the day she and Adam would taste the forbidden fruit, they would be like Him, having knowledge of what is good or bad. He could not lie by claiming that God had forbidden them the fruit because of these fears. What he said was that God knew ... But his statement suggested that God had acted because of this knowledge. Thus, by presenting God as suspicious, he would know the intentions of the couple against a suspicious being, in this case, himself. Then, knowing that God refused to intervene with the couple and that He would not reprimand them after the snack of the fruit, he drew up a plan to silence God on the dreams of the forbidden fruit. He therefore believed that if he sowed doubt in the spirit of Eve with regard to the intentions of God, He would not reveal the forbidden fruit. He believed that God would not give him reason by revealing the truth. And he believed that the silence of God would ensure the peace of the Human with His Creator, by His accusing silence. Lucifer hoped that God does not offer the dream of things that are neither good nor bad. He put on this silence so that Eve, whose awakening would occur during the period of the taste of the forbidden fruit, wonders about this silence and ends up fearing for his life, imploring God for His forgiveness. He counted on the guilt of Eve to ensure the future fidelity of the couple. But, Lucifer underestimated God and Eve, when to their reactions to his intervention. Everything was done under the supervision of God, including the gesture of Lucifer. God was present everywhere, knew everything and could do everything. But because Adam's flesh was subject to Lucifer's direct will, he still had a responsibility in his intervention. And God, refusing to leave the couple in this situation, oversaw disobedience. The Spirit of God and that of Lucifer were transfigured into one another, and this transfiguration emanates from the discussion between the serpent and Eve.

2 The woman answered the serpent, "We can eat of the fruit of the trees of the garden, 3 but of the fruit of the tree that is in the midst of the garden, God said, 'You will not eat of it, and you will not touch it. not to die. "4 The serpent said to the woman," No, you will not die, 5 but God knows that the day you eat it, your eyes will open and you will be like gods with knowledge of what is good or bad. "

Genesis chapter 3 verses 2-5

Lucifer told Eve that God knew ... So he pushed her to mistrust so that God could silence dreams. And this, in order that the silence of God makes him believe in death. But God already intended to reveal the truth. And, He wished that Eve did not leave his flesh, after the snack. So He assured Himself by imbibing His presence in a questionable but reassuring statement. Lucifer did not want Eve to know she would not die, but he told her. And he does not say it, it's God. "No, you will not die," is one of a mother who comforts her child. It is the presence of God during the discussion between Eve and the serpent. He intervened even before Lucifer sowed doubt in the spirit of Eve;

4 The serpent said to the woman, "God suddenly intervened and sent word to Lucifer:" No, you will not die ... "

Lucifer never intended to utter these words. God made them pronounce to Lucifer. Lucifer, surprised by God's intervention, tried to regain control of the discussion by resuming what he was about to affirm before God's intervention:

'' ... but God knows that the day you eat them, your eyes will open and you will be like gods with knowledge of what is good or bad. ''

God made him say what He was going to tell them at night. And, in this way, He explained Lucifer's motives by letting him suggest the motivations of God; '' ... but Lucifer is afraid and knows that the day you eat them, your eyes will open and you will be like gods with knowledge of what is good or bad. God did not forbid Adam to deprive him of knowledge. He forbade him to know free will and because of his incapacity, Adam being too young, to bear the light by his own strength. And, following Adam's reaction to his reflection that made him sink into a torpor, it seems clear that Adam would have died after the taste of the forbidden fruit, had he disobeyed before Eve's arrival at his side and without the help of God. The misunderstanding of the light would have been too strong. And Adam, having already transcended death by his Transfiguration after his torpor, from the carnal heaven to the earth, by the concrete presence of the woman in his life, he was ready to know that. The death announced by God was not a punishment, but a consequence on the spirit. And by Eve, this consequence was no longer a threat, for she bound Adam to his flesh. So God, by the mouth of Adam, by the action of Lucifer, discredited Himself while imbuing a comfort in His discussion with Eve.

"No, you will not die, 5 but God knows that the day you eat them, your eyes will open and you will be like gods with knowledge of what is good or bad. ''

Not only did God offer the dream of things that are neither good nor bad, in this case to teach by the consumption of a fruit and the illogicalness that a fruit can bring about death, but He Himself defied before Eve, amplifying the illogical. By this, before Lucifer, He gave reason to the latter in the eyes of Eve. His insistence on the contradiction of the forbidden fruit suggested the lie of God. This veiled truth and the obligation of having to prove Lucifer right is enough to Eve to offend and rush to Adam to reveal the truth to him; The fruit was not deadly. And it was this reaction of Eve that made Lucifer and the angels who followed him believe that what they feared had occurred: The revolt of the couple.

They all fell. 

They fell into a delirium where they were responsible for the decay of the Human. They fell because Lucifer had underestimated God, and once again they underrated Him as powerless before the wrath of Eve. But God intervened secretly with the woman so that she would not repeat to Adam what she had heard from Lucifer through Adam's mouth. Lucifer, when he saw the reaction of Eve by God's insistence on dreams, passed away. That is to say, he left the flesh of Adam, both in the carnal heaven and on earth. Eve awoke in her flesh, and just as she offered the fruit to Adam, God spoke in the flesh of Adam. And that's when He explained everything to him through Adam's mouth. At that moment, God saw the blessing that was the woman, for she listened to Him. When God left the flesh of Adam, he awoke again to his sleepy consciousness, and thus he never saw the serpent, since Adam had been the vehicle. And Eve did not try to convince Adam to taste the forbidden fruit, by the words to which she herself had been subjected. She received the fruit that was forbidden to her from Adam's hands, she tasted it, spoke to God and put back the fruit that was forbidden to Adam in his hands. She gave him the fruit, he made no allusion to what had happened, he did not ask any questions, did not remind the ban by God and he tasted the fruit of his own free will. And at that moment, God saw another blessing represented by the woman. 

The woman had inked the man in his flesh. Adam had assimilated his flesh without restraint, in perfect harmony with the heavenly grace that had been his state until the creation of the woman. And this earthly Grace that was installed enough for Adam not to sink again into torpor in the face of an incomprehensible situation; God's behavior about the ban. Rather than sinking, as was the case when he was put before his own existence, Adam tried to reason the situation. God had not lied to him, He was just passing by something. There were reasons for God's actions. They covered their nakedness with an ephemeral loincloth sewn with fig leaves. Eve, Adam, and God had just overcome non-existence. But, the couple being children, the explanation would not be enough to calm the real incomprehension, the real motives of God. God knew that the reason Adam had sewn was pity on the Creator. God preferred the revolt of the couple to that unhealthy emotion which is the exaggeration of compassion; Pity.

God decided to push Adam to face Him. It seems too easy to conclude that God decided to reprimand the couple when He joined them with the breath of the day. It is quite different. While reading the biblical text one can feel the discontent of God, what the reader feels is the spirit of doubt that the human must equate as a salutary but sober emotion. And, she is a questioning. At the breath of the day, God knows disobedience, but He presents Himself as a mother questioned. Until Adam rejected the blame on Eve, God calmly questioned. Then, although Adam finally spoke to his Creator, he made him an accuser. And it was at this moment that God began his reprimands. God's purpose was not to blame, but to question Adam so that he himself would question God. And, these questions had to free Adam from his fears, the latter needing comfort and answers. But, Adam did not question his Creator. He accused his wife, although she would not have deceived him. The first time that Eve saved Adam, it was at his creation that brought into Adam's soul the earthly Grace necessary to maintain him in his flesh, despite the great questions. The grace of the woman succeeds, where the fruits and the ban could not sufficiently make, the day when Adam sank into the torpor for the first time, at the time of naming. 

The second time, she saved Adam by listening to God after tasting the forbidden fruit, and not repeating what Lucifer had told him. Eve became at that moment the Holy Compassion of God. She became the Mother of man. His salutary presence was now going to save Adam in the final denouement; To bear the powerful reproach of God without falling into torpor. Because Adam could not find the inspiration to look at his Creator in the face despite his disobedience, He had no choice but to condemn the Human to the point of no return. If the Human were made to live on the earth, He would avoid the torpor by Speaking at last. Otherwise, the Human would shut up and never again. He would no longer exist in His flesh, in order to avoid the problems related to the negation of His actions. But the presence of Eve, and the fear of losing it is enough for Adam to express himself. He did not face his creator directly. But, out of love for his wife, he forgot God and his condemnation, and took care of the ultimate priority, saving Eve from the torpor he thought he saw on his face. But the woman is the mirror of the man, and it was his own expression that he saw in Eve's face. Adam unconsciously recognized the torpor that had already almost killed him.

And he exclaimed, "Eve! Eve had saved Adam again by letting him save her. The Human was, for the moment, well bound to His flesh. So God made them skin tunics. He finally revealed to them His true intentions devoid of condemnation. The ephemeral leaf of fig tree had been replaced by a solid reason, the tunic of skin which covered their questioning. Finally, God checked the strength of the skin tunics. God verified the solidity of reason inked in the soul of Adam;

22 The LORD God said, "Behold, man is become as one of us by the knowledge of what is good or bad. Now, let him not extend his hand to take also of the tree of life, to eat and live forever!''

Genesis chapter 3 verse 22

  

The couple immediately understood the contradiction. If they were dead, why would a fruit bring them back to life? And, why would they have to die if they had previously tasted the fruit of the tree of life? It seemed obvious to them that a fruit was only a fruit. But above all, they understood that God, who loves, can only save, not condemn. God who loves, creates a being who does not risk hell. God who loves, loves unconditionally. And God did not expel the original couple from the Garden of Eden, but brought them into joy and harmony. The comfort of the skin tunic relieved them so well and was so salutary in the spirit of Adam and Eve that the couple vanished and he immediately returned to the carnal heaven. They entered the Terrestrial Paradise.

The Great Battle

It was under the supervision of God that the fight between the angels in heaven took place. Following the death of Lucifer and the angels who had followed him in the flesh of Adam, immediately on their return to heaven the angels entered the war. The angels of Archangel Michael against the angels who had followed Lucifer. God recovered the delirium of the fallen angels in order to save them and also to free the angels from the sky of any spiritual impediment. All that followed the disobedience of the couple was under the guidance of God. It was between His Spirit that the fight of Heaven unfolded. And, this fight, God supervised him. He used this fight to enhance the honor of the angels, and to free them from their guilt of being carried to the delirium of the exploded dreams, the dreams that are not angelic dreams. This fight between the angels of God and the allies of Lucifer ended in the desert by God, in the person of Jesus Christ. When the fallen angels noticed, or thought they had done the irreparable, they decided through the spirit of Lucifer, to assume their roles as villains. Although every kingdom remains in the kingdom of God, Lucifer, by his fear of being cast out, decided to found his kingdom far from the Idea of God. They decided that if God did not want the initial peace, they would now oppose this angelic peace. 

They had been deprived of their original peace, they would become the exaggeration of that spirit that had replaced that angelic peace. The battle between the angels was only intended to deliver the fallen angels from their error, and to allow all the angels to know the good, but not to be a slave to the idea of good. God allowed the great battle so that the angels would be freed from their unconscious fears of being dark-minded spirits, their fears that God requires them to be immaculate angels. God is waiting for the immaculate intention, not the image. So, God, who kept them unbeknownst to them in an angelic attitude, one day decided to free the angels from the idea of good, so that only the intention remains. The human who lives from the flesh, has the duty to discipline his mind towards the positive, while at the same time knowing how to let go, and to be original. God has the duty to maintain order in Heaven at all times. But, angels are born in Heaven, and know only honor. God, one day considered that their impulses towards the good was exaggerated, considering the legitimacy of the celestial delirium and their guilt in front of this one.

So when the angels decided to assume their error as fallen angels, He used this situation to free Heaven. He freed some of their fears from falling out because of their dark impulses, letting them side with Lucifer, and allowed the faithful angels to reaffirm their allegiance to honor. God therefore lightly released the wonderful Heaven so that they might know the legitimate impulses of the Spirit; Darkness in the light. To be a demon, well intentioned. Heaven was divided between angels and demons. They all moved from the angelic heaven to the heaven of division. The demons were able to experience the pleasure of letting go before God. They believed themselves to be wicked and assumed, but the goal was for them to see themselves broken, crazy, delirious, and liberated by God. The fallen angels thought themselves wicked. They wanted to assume this wickedness, but it was their mistake and the guilt that it brought that drove them away from God. Beyond their intentional malice by their mistake, there was a good intention; Save the meaning of life. So God used their demonic wickedness. The angels had the opportunity to feel a slight insecurity, doubt, which led them to the fury of living, the feeling of being ready to fight for the honor to subsist. Angels against demons. The demons, being angels, against the Human who seemed to be a demon. Heaven was divided so that angels are free to be mad, and feel the rage to live. So, if the demons were legitimized, despite their reason, to become demons, because that flowed from the Hand of God making them feel guilty, it was somehow the angels who had a wrong opinion of the situation. They were unknowingly allied with God in the face of the act of Lucifer, but an opponent of the freedom of the spirit, in the face of the new impulses of the Spirit. They fought against a legitimate image. So their fierce demon fight became similar to Lucifer's fierce battle with Adam. All fought with abandonment to fear. All were wrong. But, all fought motivated by the root of honor. So, all were right. All were angels and demons.

Angels; With Angel Michel, abandonment to the fear of losing honor.

Demons With Lucifer, The abandonment to the fear of seeing the honor disappear.

All became, in the eyes of the Gods, demons for having been fighting against a pseudo-evil. Lucifer against Adam; He underestimated God. The angels against Lucifer; They also underestimated God. All were angels who became demons by the abandonment of the help of reason. Demons taking here the meaning of error and not the meaning of '' Evil ''. Because, God always knew that all would be well. They all underestimated him. On the other hand, the mistake of angels and demons, faced with the threat, was justified by moons of conditioning honor. Justified, for they were all flying spirits, and not Human's hand striking. And, to preserve the essence of honor, God allowed the unhealthy, at first glance unhealthy, release of Saint, which led to the freedom of the Spirit, when Jesus found Lucifer in the wilderness. The freedom to be sometimes angelic, sometimes demonic, but always well-intentioned when it comes to talking about Children, when it comes time to live by the flesh. Whenever a demon becomes a being with exaggerated intentions, the primary and essential goal is to free the demon of guilt from having an opinion, and that of having impulses, while reinforcing the same feeling of honor at the same time. heart of the angel, by the rage of living. The angel has the rage of honor, the demon has the rage to be free. But this exploded freedom was not engendered by a direct aspiration to the freedom of the delusional dream. This liberated liberty was engendered by an act of honor, although erroneous; To save Heaven from the clutches of Humanity, by the action of Lucifer. The two types of angel complement each other. And, one sometimes becomes the other.

The demon must not make the angel his enemy and the angel must not demonize his enemy. Because, they are like the breeze. They have no direct bearing on the human, and all flow from God. The Human is solely responsible for his actions. Every demon, every angel is innocent and loved by God. To the sky; Honor and madness. To make the dark in spirit and to put on the black is not wrong. It is the intentions that motivate this attitude that matter. But in the day of disobedience, the sky was divided by a real discord. For Lucifer had a real impact on the spirit of Eve. But again, God forgave him, and the couple forgave him. In the end Lucifer was inexperienced and innocent of his impulses. He was the angel of light, the favorite angel of God the Almighty. But, he was flawed. And the angels who had feared the tyranny of the human, became the exaggeration of their apprehensions. They decided that if God had allowed a threat such that the man and the woman, they too would aspire for goals, with or without the approval of God.

They became demons.