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June 9, 1929 (Volume 26) Book of Heaven


Inseparability of one who lives in the Divine Will; example of the breath. Example of the sun; how it lords over everything and goes in search of everything; such is the Divine Will. Contest between the two suns.

My abandonment in the Divine Fiat is continuous, and Its Light eclipses my little intelligence so much, that I can do nothing else but think now about one truth, now about another, concerning the Divine Will. And the more I think about It, the more beautiful and majestic It makes Itself before me; and with an unspeakable love, more than a tender mother, It opens Its womb of light and delivers a birth of light, to enclose it in Its little daughter. Now, while I was in this state, my sweet Jesus told me: 

“My daughter, each breath is the life of the next one that follows; so much so, that as one is about to release one breath, before it is emitted completely, it calls for another breath. So, it can be said that the breath has its life and gives life to the creature because it is continuous; they are so united and close among themselves as to be inseparable. And so also for the beating of the heart: one heartbeat calls for the life of the next heartbeat, and the continuous beating forms the life; so much so, that if the breathing and the beating cease, life no longer exists. Such is the soul who does and lives in my Divine Will; her identification, her closeness with It, is such and so great – more than are breaths and heartbeats close among themselves. Therefore, the acts done in my Divine Fiat are like many breaths or heartbeats which the creature does in God, in such a way that she becomes the divine breathing, and my Fiat forms her breathing; so, it is life that they mutually exchange, to form one single life. Therefore, the acts done in Our Divine Will are inseparable from Us, and We feel the contentment of breathing Our work, and of feeling, as Our own, the work which has come out of Us, and of letting her live in Our house – and so close to Us as to breathe her very breath.”
Then, I continued doing my acts in the adorable Fiat, and my always lovable Jesus added: 

“My daughter, from the height of its sphere, the sun extends its great wheel of light and embraces the earth, giving it the life of its effects of light, so as to make it germinate. It gives the kiss of life of its light to each plant, to each flower, to each tree, so as to impress upon each plant – for some the life of fragrance, for some color, for some sweetness. It wants to give its embrace and kiss of life to all; it denies itself to no one; it does not reject, whatever the thing might be, even the tiniest blade of grass. On the contrary, wanting to act as a queen who wants to pour her own self out, it goes in search of all, it wants to recognize everything, so as to form in all things the life which is needed for each plant. It would not feel itself queen, nor the right to be queen, if its light did not give its life to everything; so much so, that in its great wheel of light it encloses everything, and it seems that all lap up the life, the beauty, the variety of colors, the growth, from the light of the sun. Nor does it skip over the sea, the rivers, the mountains, to form in them its silvery shades, and the horizon of gold and of silver in the background behind them.

Oh! how the sun lords over everything with its light – but not in order to oppress, or do harm to anyone; rather, to vivify, to embellish and to give itself as life of everything. It seems that, in its mute silence, it says to all: ‘How much I love you – my love is as vast as my great wheel of light; my love for the earth is substantial and full of life. Nor do I ever change; from the height of my sphere I am always at my place, to embrace it, love it and give it life.’ Therefore, the earth lives within the great wheel of its light, and each thing keeps its mouth open in order to receive the life of the effects of the light of the sun. Oh! if - may this never be – the sun could withdraw from the earth, or the earth could oppose receiving the goods and the life of the light of the sun, there would be no daylight, but perennial nighttime, and the earth would remain without life, without heat, sweetness would not exist – more than squalid misery. What a dismal change - what terror would the earth become.

Such is my Divine Will – more than sun for creatures. In Its endless great wheel of light, It goes in search of everyone, to make Itself be recognized and to form in each creature the Life of Beauty, of Sanctity, of Light and of infinite sweetness. It wants to destroy all bitternesses, uglinesses, miseries in them, and with Its kiss of life, breathing over them, It wants to transform them into what is good, beautiful and holy. But, alas!, the sun created by my Fiat does so many prodigies for the earth, and with its own unique majesty it lays over it its mantle of light, of beauty; and at each of its touches, it gives the life it possesses to each plant; and my Fiat remains with the sorrow of not being able to communicate the goods It possesses and Its Divine Life to souls, because they oppose receiving It, and do not want to lap up the light of my Volition, and therefore they are like the earth if it could oppose receiving the light of the sun – in full nighttime, squalid, weak; and many of them are terrifying to look at. My Divine Will is brimful of so many Divine Lives, of so many beauties and of so many goods that It wants to give to them; It would want to pour Its own self out in order to enclose the creatures within Its womb of light, and make of each of them a prodigy of sanctity, of beauty, one distinct from the other, to form Its heaven on earth. But the human will opposes itself, and my Fiat feels the intense pain – more than a mother when she cannot deliver her child to the light.

And so this is why, my daughter, my Divine Will wants to make Itself known, It wants to form Its Kingdom – because these children belonging to It will live voluntarily within and of Its light; they will remain with their mouths open to receive Its kisses, Its embraces and Its affections, in order to form Its Divine Life in them. Then, yes!, will the prodigies that my Volition knows how to do, and can do, be seen. Everything will be transformed, and the earth will become Heaven. And then, the sun which is there under the vault of the heavens and the Sun of my eternal Volition will hold hands; even more, they will engage in a contest, to see which one can make more prodigies – the sun for the earth, and my Will for souls. But my Will will make greater display, so much so, as to form a new enchantment of prodigious beauties never before seen, for the whole of Heaven and for all the earth."

 






 

Rebbe Nachman of Breslov in Lukutei Moharan II:67 speaks about the eye (ayin) with the pupil (black) and its three colours (white, red and green) that represent the Four Minds in the Temple. This is the Mystical Temple of the Sefirot that is a Mystical Sapphire Diamond. Thus we can view each word and verse in Scripture through the prism of the Four Minds. These Four Minds are the Messiah (white-keter), the Sabbath Queen (black-binah), the Tzaddik Joseph (red-gevurah) and the Little Female (Nukvah) (green-malkhut) orin Catholic terms as Jesus, Mary, Joseph and Luisa.

Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed writes:

 ...The Vilna Gaon continues by explaining that the entire Torah is hinted at in the Torah’s first section; the first section of the Torah is hinted at in the first verse; and, everything is hinted at in the first word. The entire Torah, then, is concentrated into its first word - "Bereshit" (In the beginning)... 
Thus the first word of the Bible Bereshit [בראשית] thus can be read in a Messianic, Marian, Josephine and Luisan perspective. Rabbi Shlomo Riskin writes that the Torah:
…may be likened to a magnificent diamond, glistening with many brilliant colors all at the same time. And although the different hues often appear to be contradictory, when you view the totality of the light emanating from the diamond, you begin to appreciate how complementary they really are. Thus the sages of the Talmud understood that there are many possible truths contained in each biblical statement, each adding its unique melody to the magnificent symphony of the whole, synthesizing not in conflicting dissonance but in holy dialectic…

At the level of the Head Triad or the World of Atzilut (Nearness) the Messianic level is a white diamond representing Keter (Crown of the Divine Will), the Josephine level as the steel grey diamond representing Khokhmah (Wisdom), the Marian as the black diamond representing Binah (Understanding) and the Luisan as the brown diamond representing Da'at (Knowledge). 

At a higher level Keter represents God the Father who is invisible and hidden in transparent white or clear light, silver and Wisdom (Khokhmah) represents God the Son who is the refiner of Silver (see Malachi 3:3) that is the visible uncreated image of God, and black and Binah represents God the Holy Spirit, who is the felt but not seen Spirit of Elohim who fluttered in synergy with the face over the waters (Our Lady) in the first day of creative Darkness or Blackness. At this level Our Lady is associated with Da'at and the colour golden-brown as the one who knows who Elohim is. Gold representing heaven and Brown the Earth of which she is the Queen-Mother of Heaven and Earth and of the Kingdom of the Divine Will.

White light has hidden in it the seven colours of the Rainbow which is revealed or reflected with a prism of glass or water. Black light absorbs or receives all the seven colours and thus appears to us as black. Gray and Brown are close to each other as they can both be made from mixing the primary colours of yellow, blue and red. They are between the black and white. Brown is made by mixing the three primary colours in equal portions and gray is made by adding more blue. The mixed colours are known as secondary colours.

Brown can also be made by mixing blue and orange (made from a mix of red and yellow) to get a greeny-brown colour, yellow and purple (made from the mix of red and blue) makes a vibrant brown and red and green (mix of yellow and blue) for a dull brown. This Head Triad is the Triad of Kingship.

In another sense we can say that Keter in Keter (Crown in the Crown) is the Divine Will united with the Messiah, Khokhmah in Keter (Wisdom in the Crown) is Joseph united with the Messiah, Binah in Keter (Maternal Understanding in the Crown)is the Our Lady united with the Messiah (as her Lord and God) and Da'at in Keter (Knowledge in the Crown) is Luisa in the Messiah (as her Lord, God and Saviour). 

Keter in Khokhmah (the Crown in Wisdom) is the Messiah united to Joseph as his virginal earthly father, Khokhmah in Khokhmah (Wisdom in Wisdom)is the Spirit of Wisdom united with Joseph, Binah in Khokhmah (Understanding in Wisdom) is Our Lady united with Joseph (as husband (Abba) and wife (Imma)) and Da'at in Khokhmah (Knowledge in Wisdom)is Luisa united with Joseph (in the mystical House of Nazareth).  
 
Keter in Binah (Crown in Understanding)is the Messiah united to Our Lady (as his mother), Khokhmah in Binah (Wisdom in Understanding) is Joseph united with Our Lady (as his Queen), Binah in Binah (Understanding in Understanding)is the Spirit of Understanding (Holy Spirit) united with Our Lady (as her spouse) and Da'at in Binah (Knowledge in Understanding) is Luisa united with Our Lady (as Queen-Mother).  
 
Keter in Da'at (the Crown in Knowledge) is the Messiah united with Luisa (in Divine Will), Khokhmah in Da'at (Wisdom in Knowledge)is Joseph united with Luisa (as her Fatherly Guide and Teacher), Binah in Da'at (Understanding in Knowledge) is Our Lady united with Luisa (as her sister and model) and Da'at in Da'at (Knowledge in Knowledge) is the Spirit of Divine Knowledge united with Luisa.

The seven lower Sefirot represent the seven colours of the rainbow.
There are seven discernible, to most human eyes, colours of a rainbow. They are in this order: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo or purple, violet or pink. Blue and red makes the darker purple and blue and pink makes light purple. Red and white makes pink. Pink (Yesod) in the male represents the tip of the phallus and in the female the vulva of her sexual organ. The red in the pink representing the strength of sexual arousal and desire, and a rod of Iron in the male and the white in the pink representing loving kindness and as a white lotus in the female.
 
In the Heart or Torso Triad in the world of Beriyah (Creation) the Marian perspective is Khesed  (Loving Kindness) as a Sapphire blue diamond, the Josephine perspective in Gevurah (Strength or Power) or Din (Judgement or Justice) as a red diamond and the Messianic perspective is Tiferet (Beauty) or Rachamim (Compassionate Mercy) as a purple diamond. 
 
Purple in Kabblah is also seen as the colour of healing and the colour of St Raphael the Archangel of the Angelic Choir of the Dominions or Melakim (Kings). On a mystical level, the purple argaman (ארגמן) also represents the chief angels Uriel (אוריאל), Raphael (רפאל), Gabriel (גבריאל), Michael (מיכאל), and Nuriel (נוריאל).  Uriel means God is Light and Nuriel means God is Fire. 
 
Michael (upper ascending to Khokhmah) and Nuriel (lower descending to Tiferet) are associated with Khesed/Gedulah and Gabriel (upper ascending to Binah) and Uriel (lower descending to Rachamim) are associated with Din/Gevurah in some traditions. Khesed are the choir of Keruvim (cherubim) and Din the choir of the Serafim (Seraphim). Michael represents Gedulah as the cool sapphire blue of the sky or heavens and Nuriel representing Khesed as the warm aquamarine blue of the sea. Gabriel represents Gevurah as a warm orangey-red that is strong and fiery and Uriel represents Din as a cool or crimson-blood red. This Heart or Torso Triad is the Triad of Prophethood.

In Parashah (Torah portion), Tetzave, it describes the design of the vessels (kelim) used in the Mishkan (the Tabernacle or Tent of Meeting) and the vestments of the Kohen haGadol (the High Priest). The three main colours used are tekhelet (blue), argaman (purple), and tola’at shani (red) wool. The Sages of Israel taught in Menachot 43b, that tekhelet is sea-blue or sapphire-blue. The sea (yam) reflects the sky (shamayim), which represents the Divine Throne with the four faces of the Chayot  as the Man (Yeshua the Great Chaya), Lion or Lioness (Miriam ha Kedosha the Little Chaya), the Bull or Ox (Yosef ha Tzaddik the Hidden Chaya) and the Eagle (Luisa Piccaretta the very little Chaya). This refers to Exodus 24:10, where Israel saw that “there was under His feet the likeness of sapphire stone (ha-sappir), and the likeness of clear skies (shamayim la-tohar).”

Blue is associated with water and in Kabbalah, blue is one of the colours of Khesed (lovingkindness). Red is the colour of blood and fire, representing Gevurah, judgement, power and severity or strength as mentioned above. Combining red and blue gives purple, the balance between them is Tiferet (Sefirah of Beauty) and Rachamim (Compassionate Mercy) which is associated with the colour purple. Tiferet is a cool light purple and Rachamim is a warm darker purple.

 In the Lower Triad in the World of Yetzirah (Formation) the Marian perspective is Hod (Majesty or Dark Splendour) as a burnt orange diamond (zohar light). The Messianic perspective is Netzach (Long-suffering or Victory) as a brilliant golden yellow diamond (bahir light). The Josephine perspective is Yesod (Foundation or Phallus) or Tzaddik (Righteousness) as a pink or pinkish violet diamond. This is the Triad of Priesthood. 
 
The Luisan perspective is Shekhinah (Presence or Dwelling) or Malkhut (Kingdom) as a green diamond. This is the Sefirah that unites all in the Kingdom of the Divine Will as mystical kings, prophets and priests. The cool emerald green is associated with the lower Shekhinah (Presence) and the warm darker olive-green with Malkhut (Kingdom). Green is the colour of life.
 
Luisa as the sound or mouth of Divine Will in all Nature
 
Luisa Piccarreta's colours are thus green and brown. They are the colours of the earth as she is the 'face upon all the earth' mentioned in Genesis 1. The colours of the Messiah Jesus are white, purple and bright yellow which also alludes to the three gifts of frankincense (white), myrrh (purple) and gold (yellow).  The colours of Our Lady are black, blue and burnt orange. The colours of St Joseph are steel gray, red and pink (or pinkish violet).
 
Luisa as the sound or mouth of the Divine Will of all the Earth
  
Each of the seven colours can be associated with the seven tones in music A (Green), B (Pink), C (Orange), D (yellow), E (purple), F (red), G (blue). Or alternatively A (Green), A# or Bb (Pink), B (orange), C (yellow), C# or Db (purple), D (red), D# or Eb (blue), E (black), F (silver gray), F# or Gb (brown), G (white), G# or Ab (unknown or clear colour). Another sequence is A# (Green), C# (Pink), D# (orange), F# (yellow), G# (purple), Bb (red), Db (blue), Eb (black), Gb (silver-gray) and Ab (brown) and the white of Keter representing all the white keys of the piano that link the flats and sharps. 
 
On a piano there are 36 black notes and 47 white notes making 85 plus the three pedals equals 88 which is connected to the mystery of the 8 notes of the Octave and the Messiah, which on the piano is listed as middle C to high C but the mystical male Octave is A (two notes below middle C) to A (two notes below high C). A is Alef or Ma, B is Bet or Ye, C is Gimel or Ho, D is Dalet or Ne, E is Hah or Ti, F is Vav or Di, G is zayin or Ge. The Octave beginning with the bass A is the masculine octave of the Messiah and St Joseph and the octave beginning with C is the feminine octave of Our Lady and Luisa. 888 is the gematria for Jesus in the Greek alphabet and 888 is also the gematria for the verse in the Bible which says "I am the Lord that healeth thee". 
 
Yeshua is the Divine Word and Breath, Our Lady is the Holy Voice and Song associated with the throat or vocal chords, St Joseph is the Holy Tune or Melody (niggun) and the tongue and Luisa is the Holy Sound associated with the mouth. Together these four (as the Chayot of the Kingdom in Apocalypse 4 & 6, Ezekiel 1 & 10) sing the Song of the Coming Future Kingdom, just as they did the Song of Creation as the four faces of Genesis 1.
 
Thus the first word of the Bible Bereshit [בראשית] can be read in a Messianic perspective as bera (son), rosh (head) and shit (six) as 'The Divine Son as the Head or Beginning of the six days of creation ' or as 'With the Primordial Son'. St Paul gives this reading to Bereshit in his epistles. Read in a Marian perspective Bereshit becomes bat reshit having the meaning of Daughter or Lady of the Beginning or First Daughter as revealed in the Zohar. A Josephine reading arranges Bereshit as Rosh Bayit (Head of the Home or Master of the House) as demonstrated in the writings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. 
 
On the Luisan level it is read as Be Alef Tishrei (in the first of the month of Tishrei) which is the date of the creation of Adam on Rosh ha Shanah and the future fulfilment of the festival of Rosh ha Shanah is the establishment of the Kingdom of the Divine Will on earth as it is in Heaven in its fullness. Tishrei is the seventh month and associated in the Zohar with the seventh lower sefirah of Malkhut (Kingdom). This is connected with the mystery of the spring festival fulfilment in the first coming of the suffering Messiah as Priest and Victim the Son of Joseph and the future fulfilment of the autumn festivals in the hidden Coming through the Eucharistic Presence taken to its deepest live of the Bread of the Divine Will. This Eucharistic Hidden Coming as a Thief in the Night is the coming of the King Messiah as Son of David to usher in the Kingdom of the Divine Will on earth as it is in heaven and the final fulfilment of the promises made to Israel.
 
The white of Keter also represents the Sun, the silver-grey (steel grey) of Hokhmah represents the stars, the black of Binah represents the Moon and the brown of Da'at represents the earth. The blue of Khesed represents Uranus, the red of Gevurah/Din represents Mars, the purple of Tiferet/Rachamim represents Neptune, the orange of Hod represents Jupiter, the yellow of Netzach represents Saturn, the pink of Yesod represents Mercury and the green of Malkut/Shekinah represents Venus.
 
The traditional rainbow has seven colours but the modern homosexual (gay) flag has only six. Six is the number of Man under Sin. Their flag is missing the pink colour which represents Yesod (foundation) and Tzaddik (righteousness). This loss demonstrates that they have lost true masculinity of St Joseph and true fatherhood. It is this rediscovery of Joseph and the true pure and righteous masculinity and sexuality that can bring wholeness and healing. However, the most common Lesbian flag over emphasises the pink and excludes the green of true femininity, the blue of fatherly and motherly love or kindness and the yellow of fatherly and brotherly patience and suffering. They are in need of a Marian healing and a discovery of the true femininity of Our Lady and Luisa.

There have been a number of other schemas proposed for the colours of the Sefirot. Ramak or Rabbi Cordovero is below:
 Keter - transparent pure white or colorless (like glass)Khockmah - transparent saphire blue
Binah - yellow or gold
Da'at - transparent
 
Khesed - silver with a bluish tinge
Gevurah - red
Tiferet - light green, like a ripening etrog (citron)
 
Netzach - light pink
Hod - dark pink
Yesod - rainbow of hues including blue, red, yellow
Malkhut - dark blue with purple tinge. Almost black.

Some others have proposed the Binah is Green, that Malkhut is black and that Tiferet is yellow, while others that Tiferet is Green. Some have proposed that Khokhmah is purple or that Netzach is purple

 


In the "Book of Heaven" Volume 1 of the servant of God Luisa Piccarreta it mentions three stones of the mystical ring that she is given. I would say this represent these three layers of the Mystical Eye preparing her for the deeper mysteries of living in the Divine Will represented by the black pupil or Holy of Holies and the interior of the Ark of the Covenant.

After this, on that morning, in order to dispose my heart more, Jesus spoke about the annihilation of myself. He also spoke of the immense desire which I was to excite within me in order to dispose myself to receive that grace. He told me that desire makes up for the lacks and imperfections that may be in the soul; it is like a mantle that covers everything. But this was not a simple speaking – it was an infusion in me of that which He was saying.

While my soul was exciting itself with ardent yearnings for receiving the grace that Jesus Himself wanted to give me, Jesus came back and transported me outside of myself, up to Paradise. And there, in the presence of the Most Holy Trinity and of all the Celestial Court, He renewed the marriage. Jesus put out the ring adorned with three precious stones, white, red and green, and He gave it to the Father, who blessed it and gave it back to the Son again. The Holy Spirit took my right hand and Jesus placed the ring on my ring finger. Then I was admitted to the kiss of all the Three Divine Persons, and each of Them blessed me .

I now perceive that the colours of white, red, and green represent the Trinity in heaven and their icons on earth of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Thus it would seem that the white stone (the light of Bahir) represents God the Father and his icon Joseph as the right branch of the Shin of the Sefirot with Chokhmah (male wisdom), Chesed (loving kindness mercy) and Netzach (Victory/ Patience). The red stone (the light of Zohar) represents God the Holy Spirit and his icon Our Lady as the left branch of the Shin of the Sefirot as Binah (female wisdom or understanding), Gevurah (strength) and Hod (Majesty) and the green stone (the light of Nogah) as God the Son in his divinity and as Yeshua in his humanity is the created icon of his Divinity linked with the middle branch of the Shin of the Sefirot as Keter (Crown of Divine Will), Da'at (Knowledge of Divine Will), Tiferet/Rachamim (beauty/ compassionate mercy) and Yesod/ Tzadik (Foundation/ righteousness).

 


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