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==New Aeons== | ==New Aeons== | ||
This Cosmic shift in the Solar System is being synchronized into a new Aeon at the end of the Universal Ascension cycle completing the evolutionary rounds of 12 [[Astrological Ages]]. This [[New Aeon]] is equal to a new measurement in Cosmic Time, the [[Eternal Timeless Templar]] | This Cosmic shift in the Solar System is being synchronized into a new Aeon at the end of the Universal Ascension cycle completing the evolutionary rounds of 12 [[Astrological Ages]]. This [[New Aeon]] is equal to a new measurement in Cosmic Time, the [[Eternal Timeless Templar Flame]] of [[Cosmayah]], giving birth to the creation of a new Cosmic entity or 1st Born set of [[Genetic Equals]] that embody the position of seating the 1st entrance to the [[Cosmic Clock Internal Templar]] within that Cosmic Founder Sun. The New Aeon arrives to direct the dimensional Realms of the Timekeeper Templars to set upon a new age as determined through the natural evolutionary progression and describes the horizontal measurement of time throughout the evolutionary rounds reaching completion and then being enforced by the [[Cosmic Clock]], as reset by the hand of God. | ||
The Æons are always born in male-female pairs, each of which is in itself a divine solar principle, yet, at the same time unified as Aeonic Pairs and representing one aspect of the [[Godhead]]. The [[Aeonic Pair]]s comprise the totality of the Godhead as the two divine principles which merge and unite as the third principle, becoming the Three in One, resembling the perfected organic architecture of the Trinity. | The Æons are always born in male-female pairs, each of which is in itself a divine solar principle, yet, at the same time unified as Aeonic Pairs and representing one aspect of the [[Godhead]]. The [[Aeonic Pair]]s comprise the totality of the Godhead as the two divine principles which merge and unite as the third principle, becoming the Three in One, resembling the perfected organic architecture of the Trinity. | ||