Creation is renewing itself. It is rising up, shaking, shedding its old skin, and renewing its glorious self, as it becomes beautiful, pure, sanctified and precious as a white rose, as a newborn, as the dawn light.
This is the church where we fall in love with the Real.
By communing with the Real, we weave ourselves into the heart of Life.
We invite you, our Brothers and sisters, into this communion.
We are so in love with God’s great Creation that we want to be with Her (and Him) forever — not separate, but integrated. Not on the surface of life, but participating with Life itself at the most profound level — the level of love.
Even if there is non-communion where things are superficial, we go deep.
Even if there is non-love of Life itself, we embody adoration, devotion, and thereby become who we are designed to be.
Foremost, we are a cell in the great, beautiful Body of Life.
Inhabiting the Heart of Life, we rise up with Life to embrace a new Sun, a new Earth, a new day.
We build skills in loving.
We build people’s characters, including our own.
We deepen our devotion to profound levels.
We commune with the great Mystery.
We weave ourselves intimately with Teotl (God), the great Mother~Father of us all.
We become who we already are when we are focused on the Real.
We remove distractions of non-blissful non-Reality — to recognize ourselves in the multitude that is the One.
A shining thread in the great tapestry are we.
A rose in the Divine garden. 🌹
A note in the symphony singing itself into the Sixth Sun.
Erin Everett is a tradition-holder in an ancient lineage from Central Mexico, initiated by a respected indigenous elder in 2003 and actively participating in ceremonies and the work with colleagues and elders in Mexico and at home in the USA ongoing. She has been hearing the Voice of God and seeing spiritual things of the Invisible World since she was a child. She and her healer husband, Adam Laufer, offer traditional healing sessions, nature connection events, bimonthly services and cyclic ceremonies to honor the Real World at their home and altar, located on a lush Appalachian mountain, carpeted in jade and turquoise, cloaked in mist and nourished by Rain and Sun. Learn more.
Erin feels a deep connection to the transformations inherent in the giant shift in cycles during this time, as foretold in the Mesoamerican calendar traditions with their refined astronomical observations, as well as in many other traditions.
