The Prophets

The Teachings of Moses

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Around the world most people are aware of Moses, the individual who executed the plagues upon ancient Egypt and lend the Israelites to the land of Canaan or “the promised land” according to the Hebrew Scriptures. In addition, Moses wrote the down the commandments, laws, and regulations as a printed copy for the third dimension. [...]

Zoraster The Prophet

The Persian philosopher and prophet Zoraster (also known as Zarathustra) possibly existed around the 5th century BCE, the precise dates are unknown. Zoraster taught upon a higher level of consciousness; after his death his followers created the religion Zoroastrian that still exists in parts of Iran. The same scenario that occurred with all the eminently [...]

Zoraster—Part Two

Zorasters teachings center upon the affirmative identity of the Divine Source using the name Ahura Mazda, but also using this name for the spirit master of the light whom battles the spirit of the darkness, the identification of Ahriman. In Biblical terminology, Ahriman is the original accuser or “satan” the master of the darkness. Ahura [...]

Live Wisely—Confucius!

Pictures Posts were Captured in NorthEastern Turkey Confucius lived around the time of the fifth century BCE in China. Confucius progressed to a higher level of consciousness and taught based on an enlightened perspective among the waring territories of China. The teachings of Confucius are exemplary. Look at the means which a man employs, consider [...]

The Paradox of the Truth—Lao Tzu

“The truth often sounds paradoxical.” -Lao Tzu An affirmative quotation from Lao Tzu who wrote the Tao Te Ching. For the majority, the realism of the Divine plan, the Spirit World, the nature of Spirit Entities, the suffering nature of humanity and the animal world are embedded within a paradox. The destiny of this world, [...]

The Firm, Enduring, Simple, Modest—Confucus

Enlightened individuals throughout history taught similar context except with a tailored style of teaching according to the culture of the era. Furthermore, each enlightened sage wrote with their own unique writing style. The compositions comparing Moses, Confucus, and Paul are remarkable contrasting writing styles. The teaching of human nature and the distinctions between the light [...]

Spiritual Eyes of Blindness—Mawlana Rumi

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ClearlyEnlight’s Awareness cannot emphasize enough concerning the blinded eyes of humanity concerning spiritual truth. Mawlana Rumi, in addition to the Prophets Isaiah and Moses, taught in regards the seal, or vale that is covering the eyes and ears of humanity from Divine truth and enlightenment. God has set a seal covering their ears and eyes [...]

Socrates—The True Sense of Reputation

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Personal and family reputation is a paramount issue among the different cultures around the world. Some western cultures have broken down the mind-set regarding reputation, in contrast to many Middle Eastern and Asian countries who are dominated by the emotions of shame verses honor that is embedded in fear. However, among the western countries, many [...]

Keep in Balance, Identify Within, Euripldes

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Euripldes lived during the fifth century BCE. As a Athenian playwright, Euripldes is considered one of the three great tragedians of classical Athens and one of the last. Researching Euripldes’ life, plays, and writings, one cannot deny the deep thinking person Euripldes proved to be. Euripldes served as a cupbearer for the dancers at Apollo’s [...]

Jesus the Anointed One

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Jesus the Anointed, one of the most influential people that have walked the earth lived during the height of the Roman Empire, and the beginning of our common era. During the infancy of the Roman Empire and the end of the Republic, Tiberius was the Emperor during the three in and a half-year teaching era [...]