The Lord’S Prayer Revealed — What They Hid From You

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This video decodes the Lord’s Prayer, revealing ancient wisdom, Aramaic secrets, and the mystical teachings of Jesus long buried under layers of dogma. Through a lens of esoteric Christianity, we uncover the vibration of words, the sacred science of consciousness, and a path to true spiritual awakening. Lord’s Prayer Aramaic Consciousness 00:00 - Intro: What They Hid From You 00:35 - The Prayer You Thought You Knew 02:20 - “Abwoon d'bwashmaya”: Unlocking the Source Code 04:17 - Heaven Within: Manifesting Divine Order 06:11 - Nourishment for the Soul 08:30 - Staying Awake in a World of Illusion 10:41 - Remembering What Was Hidden

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For over 2,000 years, billions have

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recited the Lord's Prayer, but almost no

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one understands what it truly means.

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What if every word is part of a sacred

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code hidden in plain sight? What if

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Jesus wasn't teaching religion, but

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consciousness?

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The original Aramaic version holds

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secrets lost in translation. And once

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you understand what he really said, it

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will change how you see everything

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forever.

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The Prayer You Thought You Knew

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There is a prayer so familiar, so deeply

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embedded into the collective memory of

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millions that most recite it without

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ever questioning its meaning. It begins

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with the words, "Our Father, who art in

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heaven," and continues with phrases that

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seem comforting, sacred, and simple. But

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what if behind its surface lies an

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ancient code? A mystical teaching not

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meant for public rituals, but for those

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with ears to hear and eyes to see. The

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Lord's Prayer, as taught by Jesus, is

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more than a set of words. It is a

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spiritual formula, an invocation that

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aligns the soul with the cosmic laws of

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the universe. When read through the lens

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of mysticism and early esoteric

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Christianity, each line opens a gateway

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into higher consciousness. The problem

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is most people only know the watered

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down version translated through layers

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of dogma, interpretation, and

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institutional control. In the ancient

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Aramaic language, the one Jesus actually

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spoke, the prayer carries entirely

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different nuances. It's not just a

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request to a distant god in the sky.

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It's a road map to awakening, to

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harmonizing the body, mind, and spirit

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with divine will. Hidden within the

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cadence of its words lies the rhythm of

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creation itself. To understand what

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Jesus truly meant, we must journey

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beyond translation, beyond tradition,

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and enter the realm of the sacred

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science of the word. This is not

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theology. It is transformation. And what

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you're about to discover might change

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how you see reality forever.

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“Abwoon d'bwashmaya”: Unlocking the Source Code

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To truly grasp the depth of this prayer,

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we must begin with the first phrase, our

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father who art in heaven. In Aramaic,

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the phrase is abunda,

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a mysterious sound vibration that

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carries a far more expansive meaning

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than the English translation suggests.

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Abu does not simply mean father in the

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paternal sense. It is a composite word,

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a fusion of the divine, masculine, and

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feminine, pointing not to a male deity,

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but to the source of all life, the

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creative breath, the sacred vibration

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behind all forms.

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Bash maya refers not merely to heaven as

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a place, but to the dimension of

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vibration, the field of subtle energy

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from which all physical reality

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emanates. So when Jesus begins this

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prayer, he is not addressing a man-like

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God in the clouds. He is invoking the

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universal source that dwells within all

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things, the intelligent frequency that

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animates the cosmos. Already the prayer

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takes on an entirely new meaning. It is

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not external worship. It is inner

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alignment. It is not about supplication.

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It is about resonance. This shift

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changes everything and it continues.

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Hallowed be thy name becomes in Aramaic

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a declaration. Nethkadash schmach. But

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this too is not mere praise. It means

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may your name be sanctified or more

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accurately may the vibration of your

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being be made sacred within us. It is an

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invitation to embody the divine name.

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Not to speak it but to become it. What

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Jesus taught was not a religion but a

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science of consciousness.

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And the Lord's prayer is not a passive

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chant. It's a spiritual activation code.

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Heaven Within: Manifesting Divine Order

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Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on

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earth as it is in heaven. To most, these

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lines sound like a hopeful plea, an

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appeal for divine order to manifest in a

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chaotic world. But in the Aramaic, the

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meaning shifts from passive wish to

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active embodiment. The phrase teemouth

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does not mean bring your kingdom but

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rather let your kingdom arise within us.

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It is not something descending from the

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clouds. It is something awakened within

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the heart through conscious alignment.

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Malca in Aramaic is not a monarchy. It's

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the realization of divine order, the

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harmony of the soul with the universal

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flow. It is the inner realm where divine

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will and personal will merge. And this

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kingdom is not in the distant future. It

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is now. It is always now. The next line,

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your will be done, is ni seyanak, which

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calls for the merging of individual will

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with the cosmic pattern, not submission,

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but synchronization.

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Jesus wasn't teaching obedience to an

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external authority. He was guiding the

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seeker to become one with the unfolding

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intelligence of the universe. And then

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on earth as it is in heaven. Iana

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dwashmaya of barha. This is not just a

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comparison. It's a principle. The same

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laws that govern the higher realms also

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shape the material plane. The microcosm

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and the macrocosm are reflections. The

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spiritual and the physical are not

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separate. They are mirrors. In this

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single verse, Jesus encapsulated the law

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of correspondence. As above, so below.

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He was teaching hermetic truth long

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before it was named.

Nourishment for the Soul

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Give us this day our daily bread. A

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simple request, it seems. Food,

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sustenance. But the Aramaic original

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havlan lakma dunkan ya holds deeper

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layers.

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Lakma can mean bread, yes, but also

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understanding, wisdom, or even vitality.

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And sankanan implies a constant need,

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not just for physical food, but for

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spiritual nourishment, something that

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sustains the soul, not merely the body.

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Jesus was not teaching his followers to

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beg for food. He was inviting them to

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open themselves daily to divine

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nourishment to receive the energy of the

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source, the living frequency that flows

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into those who are aligned. Daily bread

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is the inner mana, the life force that

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feeds the spirit. This line also echoes

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a timeless truth found in mystic

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traditions across the world that what we

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consume, whether food, thought, or

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energy, shapes our being. It is not just

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about what we take in but how we receive

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it whether with mindfulness, reverence

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or distraction. The line becomes a call

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to live consciously to digest life with

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awareness. Then comes the mysterious

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line, forgive us our trespasses as we

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forgive those who trespass against us.

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in Aramaic

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watican

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shabuanabine.

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The word caine doesn't just mean sins.

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It means debts, errors, missed targets.

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Jesus reframes sin not as guilt but as

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misalignment and forgiveness as a

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recalibration of flow. To forgive is to

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restore energy, to dissolve blockages,

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to re-enter the current of divine order.

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And the key is mutuality. As we forgive,

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we are forgiven not as a transaction,

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but as a law of resonance. What we

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release releases us,

Staying Awake in a World of Illusion

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and lead us not into temptation, but

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deliver us from evil. This line perhaps

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more than any other has been

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misunderstood. In the Aramaic it reads

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waya talon lenuna elapatsenbisha.

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The word nuna does not imply divine

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testing. Nor does it suggest that God

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might lead someone into moral failure.

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Instead, it refers to the trials of

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life, the inner struggles, the illusions

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that pull us away from center.

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Wha talon means do not let us enter into

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forgetfulness.

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Forgetfulness of what? Of who we are? Of

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our divine origin, of our sacred

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purpose.

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Jesus isn't suggesting God might tempt

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us. He's praying that we remain awake,

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that we not fall asleep in the dream of

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separation. And bisha often translated

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as evil is better understood as chaotic

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energy, discord or inner distortion. It

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is not a redhorned figure lurking in the

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shadows. It is the fragmentation within

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ourselves that occurs when we are out of

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resonance with divine flow. So the line

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becomes do not let us be lost in

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illusion.

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rescue us from disintegration. A plea

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for wholeness, for coherence, for

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protection against the forces that

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scatter the soul.

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Then in some versions of the prayer,

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though absent in the oldest manuscripts,

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comes the doxology.

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For thine is the kingdom, the power, and

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the glory forever. a declaration of

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divine sovereignty, a closing

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affirmation of the alignment we have

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invoked. This was never a passive script

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to recite before bed. It was an encoded

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formula, a spiritual technology meant to

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realign the human vessel with the cosmic

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order, a sacred frequency capable of

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shifting consciousness.

Remembering What Was Hidden

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When seen through the lens of its

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original language and mystical intent,

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the Lord's prayer becomes something

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entirely different. Not a routine, not a

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ritual, but a living blueprint for

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transformation. Each line vibrates with

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ancient wisdom crafted not for obedience

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but for awakening. It is not directed to

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a god out there but to the divine

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essence within. Jesus wasn't teaching

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dependence. He was teaching empowerment.

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He was showing the initiate how to enter

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the kingdom within to align with the

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sacred rhythm of the universe and to

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live as a conscious participant in

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divine creation. The tragedy is that

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this knowledge was hidden not by

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accident but by design. As institutional

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religion grew in power, the deeper

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truths were veiled, altered, translated

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to death. What remained was a shell, a

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beautiful one, but hollowed out. The

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real teachings became the domain of

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mystics, gnostics, and those brave

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enough to seek beneath the surface. But

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the time of concealment is ending. We

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are entering an age of remembrance where

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forgotten truths rise again and ancient

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prayers regain their voice not as

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superstition but as sacred science not

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as dogma but as direct experience. So

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next time you hear the words our father,

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pause, feel the vibration behind the

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phrase, remember its origin. Speak it

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not to plead but to activate, to

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reconnect, to realign. The Lord's prayer

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properly understood is not about

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salvation after death. It's about

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embodied divinity in life. Jesus wasn't

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giving us words. He was giving us access

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to the source, to the self, to the

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eternal now. And now you know if this

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revelation stirred something within you,

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know that it is only the beginning.

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There are deeper teachings, hidden

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truths that were never meant for the

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masses. In our next journey, we explore

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the lost teachings of Jesus on energy

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and the divine self. Truths that were

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buried for centuries. They didn't want

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you to know this. Watch now. Jesus's

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lost teachings on energy and the divine

Version araméenne :

• Abwoon d-wašmayya,
• neṯqaddaš šmaḵ,
• tété malkouṯaḵ,
• nehwé ṣewyanaḵ,
• aykanna d-wašmayya ap b-arʼa.
• Haoulʼann larʼman-sourane ènʼyomana,
• ouérshʼourlʼann houbènn ou arbarènn,
• Eikén ann-ap nann shouaria faïawénn.
• Oulla talʼann in tçiona,
• ella-passʼ ann èn bicha.
• Amen.

En français :

• Notre Père qui es aux cieux,
• que ton nom soit sanctifié,
• que ton règne vienne,
• que ta volonté soit faite sur la terre comme au ciel.
• Donne-nous aujourd'hui notre pain de ce jour.
• Pardonne-nous nos offenses,
• comme nous aussi nous pardonnons à ceux qui nous ont offensés.
• Et ne nous laisse pas entrer en tentation,
• mais délivre-nous du mal.
• Amen.