Yeshua (Jesus), Ramtha, Awan, and Transunion
were all utilized as examples of the different steps (stepping stones) of Evolution.
Divine Feminine
The Divine Feminine is a spiritual concept representing the feminine aspect of the divine, often seen as a force of creation, nurturing, intuition, and wisdom. It's a complementary energy to the traditionally male-focused Divine Masculine and transcends specific religions or belief systems.
Many ancient cultures, including the Egyptians, Canaanites, Greeks, and Hindus, recognized and revered the Divine Feminine through figures like Isis, Ashera, Aphrodite, and Shakti, respectively.
Although the Bible clearly states: “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them.” [Genesis 1:27], there is no mention of the divine feminine.
Although Jesus treated women equally, Christianity sought to subjugate women. [1 Corinthians 14:34, 1 Tim. 02:12-15.]
Ramtha deliberately chose a female channel to reinforce the concept that God is feminine as well as masculine.
"It is important when the teachings come through, they come through the body of a woman so that women, when they hear, realize that God isn't a father but God is also a mother, and that God is both father and mother and neither, and that the Christ is not a man but has been many men and now will be many women, and that to be a son of God is also to be a daughter of God."[1]
"You be divine, radiant, and great. You be perfect Source"[2]
God-woman realized; God-man realized is becoming the Christ; ascending.
“There is one power this woman has that you don’t have and it is all-consciousness and all-powerful. And it may be in a woman’s body but it is to glorify the woman, to glorify the treasures in your life, to glorify the righteousness and the truth in your life. Every man needs to be glorified by a woman, if not, he shall never sit as king. He shall never sit as a nobleman, because there is one genetic trait that qualifies royal blood. Royal blood does not come through the semen of a man; it comes through the egg of a woman. The royal houses go back to the female gender genetically.”[3]
Ramtha discusses the creation story found in Sumerian Texts. "So the God of Genesis was a Goddess. Her name was Nisgal or Ninhursag. She was also abbreviated and called Mammy, hence Mother. You don't believe me? That is the truth, in Sumerian texts. You will find those texts in every premier museum in the world. They will tell you who was the God of Genesis and it was the sister of two rival brothers. Who came in and did the work? The sister. … It was she who said, "Let my children be who they are”…. Men are warlords. Mothers are compassion and love. And who takes credit for humanity surviving on this Earth? Mammy. … Women make brilliant scientists. .It is their nature to understand creation. "[4]
[1] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. A Beginner's Guide to Creating Reality: An Introduction to Ramtha and His Teachings. Yelm, WA: JZK Publishing, 2008. p. 31.
[2] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. A Master's Reflection on the History of Humanity. Part I, Human Civilization, Origins and Evolution. Yelm, WA: JZK Publishing, 2001. p. 84.
[3] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. A Master's Reflection on the History of Humanity. Part I, Human Civilization, Origins and Evolution. Yelm, WA: JZK Publishing, 2001. p. 207.
[4] Ramtha; Knight, J. Z. A Master's Reflection on the History of Humanity. Part I, Human Civilization, Origins and Evolution. Yelm, WA: JZK Publishing, 2001. pp. 208-209.
God is both male and female and all the points in between.
Yeshua was the embodiment of the androgyny of mother, source, and father, creator, and the merging of mother, source, and father, creator, is what the ONE I AM is.
Then we could say something like when he walked the earth plane, he taught, he included the divine feminine in his teachings, and he also had female disciples, including Mary Magdalene.
But that was all that information was removed when it was written down by the church officials who wanted to eliminate the divine feminine.
The divine feminine, the divine masculine, and the merging of Yeshua and Mary Magdalene, mother Mary, and Yeshua, Anna, Mary, Yeshua. It is all the ONE I AM.
And so that's what's important.
