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The Concept of the 12 Elohim
RJ Spina introduces the concept of the 12 Elohim, described as ancient creators and architects of the universe. This understanding of the Elohim draws from various spiritual traditions, including insights from Hindu teachings about “the absolute” or “all there is.” According to Spina, this “absolute” represents a foundational consciousness that became self-aware and sought to explore itself, leading to the creation of these twelve divine entities, or “drones.” Each of these drones was sent into different regions of existence, embodying the role of the Elohim to explore and expand universal knowledge.
The Role of the Elohim and Ascended Masters
Spina explains that these Elohim are responsible for projecting fragments of themselves into different worlds and dimensions. These projections, often referred to as ascended masters, serve as humanity’s spiritual teachers and guides. Some of the most prominent spiritual figures, such as certain masters in ancient civilizations, are identified as these ascended beings. These masters, according to Spina, did not reach their elevated state through the evolutionary process but were instead created as fully realized beings from the onset. The 12 Elohim are believed to have been instrumental in shaping advanced civilizations, both on Earth and across other worlds.
Creation of the Universes and the Multiverse
Spina attributes the creation of physical universes, including Earth’s, to one of the Elohim. Each of the twelve Elohim is understood to have created its own unique universe, resulting in environments vastly different from each other. Spina emphasizes that the multiverse, specifically the one containing Earth, is a distinctive creation, unparalleled in its design. He compares this multiverse to a “multifrequential, multi-dimensional Hall of Mirrors” aimed at facilitating self-mastery by continuously reflecting and amplifying the state of consciousness of its inhabitants.
Differences Between Universes Created by the Elohim
Each universe created by the Elohim possesses its own unique characteristics and frequencies. The multiverse containing Earth, for instance, includes both high and low-frequency dimensions, a rarity among the creations of the Elohim. Spina describes his own experiences in a high-frequency universe with four distinct quadrants, which are interlinked and operate beyond what human comprehension can fully grasp. The interplay between these quadrants allows for an advanced state of consciousness that lacks physical form and operates at a level of complexity that is inaccessible to ordinary human understanding.
Insights into the Creator of Earth’s Universe
In describing the specific Elohim responsible for Earth’s multiverse, Spina explains that this creation was designed with the intent of fostering self-realization. He emphasizes that Earth’s multiverse serves as an intricate system where each action, thought, and emotion is mirrored back to the individual, allowing for a continuous cycle of learning and growth. This unique structure, according to Spina, stands as an ultimate tool for the evolution of consciousness, offering infinite feedback and facilitating an ongoing process of understanding one’s own potential.
Conclusion
Spina concludes by reiterating the significance of Earth’s multiverse as an environment uniquely designed to enable self-discovery. He encourages viewers to delve into his meditation practices to enhance their understanding of the self and to achieve higher states of awareness. This journey of self-discovery, he suggests, is essential for unlocking one’s potential and achieving a state of harmony within the complex, reflective structure of the multiverse.
