Show Notes
In this episode, Sean dives into the concept of Abba Amma, an Aramaic term meaning the intimate address to God as both Mother and Father. He explores forgotten religious texts like the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, which provide a more expansive view beyond mainstream religion.
The idea of Abba Amma signifies the wholeness of God as both masculine and feminine, mother and father. Sean ties this to moving from "I Am" to "We Are" consciousness. Just as Jesus used the intimate term Abba Amma, meaning they/all, we too can see the divinity in all.
Sean explains our explorations and even traumas in life help expand our understanding, like iterations to create the perfect dish. By having compassion and forgiveness for each "failed" attempt, we refine ourselves. He relates this to solving world issues - addressing the root cause heals all, not just fighting symptoms.
Through stillness we can know our truth and receive divine wisdom. Though life moves fast, we can find stillness amidst it, remembering we are perfect as we are. By showing compassion to "God" for asking the question that birthed infinite possibilities, we heal duality and return to love.
Key Takeaways:
Abba Amma signifies the wholeness of God as both Mother and Father
Religious texts like the Gospel of the Holy Twelve offer expanded perspectives
Our life explorations help expand understanding if we have compassion
Stillness allows us to know truth and receive divine wisdom
Healing the root cause solves issues, not just fighting symptoms
Showing compassion for creation's doubts heals duality
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