New Eden

In her hand, she held the Seed of Light called Allah, a symbol of pure potential and the spark of all creation. This seed, when planted, grew into the Tree of Enlightenment called Lylukabba, bearing fruits of knowledge and wisdom. These fruits glowed with an inner light, illuminating the path to higher consciousness for all who partook of them.

Beside the Great Mother coiled the Serpent of Wisdom called Savirasha, not as a tempter, but as a guardian of sacred truths. This serpent, golden and radiant, whispered the secrets of the universe into the ears of the initiated. Its presence was a reminder that true wisdom often lies beneath the surface, waiting for those brave enough to seek it.

Among the lush foliage and shimmering streams, there dwelled beings of light, embodiments of the highest virtues and aspirations of the soul. They moved with grace and purpose, their every action a dance of cosmic significance.

Among the lush foliage and shimmering streams, there dwelled beings of light, embodiments of the highest virtues and aspirations of the soul. They moved with grace and purpose, their every action a dance of cosmic significance.

One such being was the Golden-Eyed Seer called Havanisa, who with closed eyes saw beyond the veil of physical reality into the depths of the eternal. Her vision was not limited by the mundane; she perceived the interconnectedness of all things, understanding that every soul was a thread in the grand tapestry of existence.

In this sacred garden, the boundaries between the physical and spiritual worlds were fluid. The fruits of the Tree of Enlightenment offered not just sustenance, but a profound awakening to those who ate them. Each bite was a revelation, each fruit a portal to higher realms of understanding.

Yet, the garden was also a place of trials. The path to enlightenment was not without its challenges. The radiant Serpent of Wisdom guarded the Tree of Enlightenment, ensuring that only those who were truly prepared could access its sacred fruits. It tested the hearts and minds of seekers, guiding them through the labyrinth of their own souls to uncover the light within.

And so, the true story of Eden unfolds as a journey of awakening, where the divine feminine, embodied by the Great Mother, nurtures and guides all of creation towards enlightenment. The Serpent of Wisdom reveals the deeper truths of existence, challenging and empowering the seekers. The Garden of Illumination stands as a testament to the eternal quest for knowledge and the divine harmony that underpins all of reality.

New Vocabulary:

Navirya: Alluring Virgin Fruit or Ripened Virginity

• Pronunciation: NAH-veer-yah
• Numerology: 36/9
• Roots:
• Na: Alluring (creative combination)
• Vir: Latin for virgin (Virgo)
• Ya: Sanskrit for ripeness or completion (creative suffix)

Lylukabba

• Meaning: Pleasure fruit of the soul; a mystical fruit that brings immense pleasure and nourishes the soul.
• Pronunciation: \ˈly-lu-ˌkäb-ˌbä\
• Roots:
• Lylu: Lust or pleasure (newly created root).
• Kab: Fruit (newly created root).
• Ba: Soul from Ancient Egyptian.

Savirasha: Golden Snake of Penetration

• Pronunciation: SAH-vee-RAH-shah
• Numerology: 35/8
• Roots:
• Sa: Latin for sacred (Sanctus)
• Vi: Sanskrit for penetration (Vish)
• Ra: Egyptian sun god
• Sha: Sanskrit for serpent (Shesha)

Havanisa: Spoken Spirit

• Pronunciation: HAH-vah-NEE-sah
• Numerology: 21/3
• Roots:
• Ha: Sanskrit for breath or spirit (Hamsa)
• Van: Sanskrit for speech (Vani)
• Isa: Sanskrit for lord or master (Isha)