"HEAR"
This word calls for attention and implies the importance of listening with a receptive heart. In our Praxis, attentive listening is essential for cultivating a deep spiritual connection.
"THIS SOCIETY'S PRAXIS"
Referring to the practices or spiritual disciplines of the society, this phrase suggests that the society engages in specific exercises to deepen their spiritual life. Learned from mystical desert fathers These practices include prayer, contemplation, self-examination, hesychia and other forms of spiritual discipline.
"MASTERS HANDS TRANSMITTED"
This line suggests a transmission of spiritual wisdom and guidance from experienced practitioners to others. The guidance of a spiritual elder or mentor is highly valued for their ability to impart their own spiritual insights and experiences.
"OUR POINTING OUT EXPERIENCE"
This phrase implies the sharing of personal encounters with the divine and the guidance offered by the Society. It suggests that the society have a shared understanding of spiritual experiences and are able to point others towards knowledge.
"KNOWLEDGE BEYOND CONCEPT"
In this one line, there is a recognition that true spiritual knowledge transcends mere intellectual understanding. It points to the idea that direct experiential knowledge of the divine is beyond the limitations of conceptual thinking.
"VISION BEYOND DOGMA"
the society aspires to a vision or perception of spiritual truth that goes beyond rigid adherence to religious dogma. It implies a more illumined understanding of the divine that transcends the reification of concepts or external forms.
"LIGHT GRACE"
This phrase refers to the transformative power of divine grace, which illumines and enlightens the soul. Light often symbolizes divine illumination and spiritual insight, while grace represents the unmerited favor and assistance bestowed by God.
"GIFT SPONTANEOUS"
This line suggests that the experiences and insights gained through these practices are not achieved through human effort alone but are received as a gift from the divine. It highlights the role of grace and the recognition that spiritual progress is not solely dependent on personal striving.
"TO CLEAR EYES THAT SEE"
This phrase implies the development of spiritual perception or inner vision, allowing one to perceive the divine reality beyond the limitations of the physical senses. It suggests the refinement of one's spiritual sight through the transformative process of the Praxis.
"WIELDING HANDS TO BUILD"
This line refers to the practical application of spiritual insights and experiences in the world. It suggests that the members, having received spiritual gifts and knowledge, actively engage in serving and contributing to the well-being of others and the world around them.
"HOLDING SOULS BOUND TO SERVE"
This final line suggests that the Society recognizes their role in supporting and guiding others on their spiritual journey. They understand that their spiritual growth is interconnected with the well-being and service to others, and they are committed to aiding and uplifting souls in their quest for spiritual salvation.