Thank you, Pulsar!

It's wonderful to see how Sa'ada's trip to what we call the afterlife is exactly the same as we have discovered through writings (Moen's etc) and our explorations, although she's so immersed in another culture!
The differences are just as one would expect at Focus 27+, since she is involved with her own religion, her region of the 'heavens.' ( I doubt Moen are translated into Israli yet.)
I've sent the link to a friend who lives here in the West but whose heritage and visits are to Israel. I look forward to his comments and will share them here (with his permission.)

The graphics are fantastic and help speak universally and defintely show the 'universal' truths !

IMO her early life when she relied on PUL from her grandmother and in her teens when she apparently experimented with her female roll in a very patriarchal society, gave her sensitivities to a God of Love rather than of Vengence.   Apparently her new understanding of God's nature is what makes her so unusual to her country.
We have many here who have had similiar visions (maybe not the miracle birth w/o fallopian tubes though--that's a miracle of it's own! )

I had to skip parts but front, middle, and end, it had a wonderful message.
Many thanks for the link,
Bets

Interesting!

Maybe the Paraclete is returning through a woman in this age. Ha! That should have interesting results.

d

Sure! - We tend to view the "three Persons of Godhead" (or if you prefer, the three aspects of the Creative Impulse) as personal, in the sense of arms and legs etc. Thus, when people say "Christ" they often mean the man Jesus, in whom the Christ was established. However, the "Father-God" idea is of a creative impulse from which emanates reality, the "Son-God" impulse or "Christ" is the emanation of the Creator into the world where it acts to return to Godhead, bringing everything along with it, and of course the "Holy-Ghost-God" is the informational or mediating aspect by which enlightenment is delivered in terms of awareness and understanding so that the system can operate.

Saada had an experience in which she acquired the information and awareness appropriate to a relationship directly with the Creator, and with those she has become an advocate of a return to Godhead, hence has taken the role of the Christ principle.

Of course everyone does this eventually - that's the purpose of growing in a spiritual sense. What stands out to me is that we have a woman in a male-dominated society who is telling them how it is.  And in that, she is an embodiment of the Messiah for those who are prepared to hear her.

All kinds of kinky metaphysical issues can come of this! They might go on for years - which is a good way to communicate the basic message. And then we have her neighbors - I guess that we're seeing the "Law of Opposites", that where there is an extreme of something, there will also be the opposite extreme (proposed by Hermes Trismegistus.).

dave