MAR-YAM & JESUS--TABLET & PEN
The story of the staggering birth of Jesus has always interested me. It is strange. Not just a normal story that after you hear it, you just continue with sipping your tea and eating your English cake.
However, regardless the deep significance of this incident, it just passed us like a normal thing. Musalamat as our friends will comment. Sure, Jesus was born without a father. Of course, Maryam was virgin. No doubt Archangel Jabriel came to her. She shacked the palm tree. Palm and dates are good for pregnant women. They ease delivery. Ya salam welnaby sa7i7. And on and on we go talking about the palm tree and forgetting about the real 'incident'and key players. Maryam. Jabriel. Jesus.
'..they say every person has some naseeb from his name' this was statment said by Doshar on my blog. Interesting statment. I agree. And this is what Maryam had from her name. The name Maryam can be divided into two parts, Mur & Yam. Yam in the Coranic/Arabic meaning means, river like in the story of Moses (...fa leyloukihi al-yamo be-alsahel). The other part of her name, Mur, could mean Sour, or could also mean, 'passage'. All in all, for me, this could stand true of the nature of Virgin Maryam. She was the water that allowed the passage of the 'word' of God to come to existence. Could be!!?? Why not!
There is a relation between Spirit and Soul. The spirit is considered active, luminous and commanding, while the soul is more passive, dark and receptive, ready to recieve the determining impress of the Spirit. Pen and Template as expressed in the Coranic language. In this way, Maryam is considered the Soul, the Tablet that was preparing itself to be written on through the Pen, in this case the Spirit of God sent to her through his messenger Jabriel. Jesus in this case is the product of Maryam, who personifies the 'water' and notional water of Jabriel, who represents by his blowing the seed-word of the Spirit.
The creation of Jesus is a special case. He is not the product of the Spirit 'impergnated' throught the loins of a mortal man, but directly by the angelic instrument. Thus, he is being informed of his prophecy, not only verbal, but also vital, in that act of spiritual blowing, thus able to communicate the divine Spirit not only verbally but also vitally, since the Spirit enlives at every level.*
*Ibn Al-Arabi, Fusus.
Inspired by All are but prophets.
However, regardless the deep significance of this incident, it just passed us like a normal thing. Musalamat as our friends will comment. Sure, Jesus was born without a father. Of course, Maryam was virgin. No doubt Archangel Jabriel came to her. She shacked the palm tree. Palm and dates are good for pregnant women. They ease delivery. Ya salam welnaby sa7i7. And on and on we go talking about the palm tree and forgetting about the real 'incident'and key players. Maryam. Jabriel. Jesus.
'..they say every person has some naseeb from his name' this was statment said by Doshar on my blog. Interesting statment. I agree. And this is what Maryam had from her name. The name Maryam can be divided into two parts, Mur & Yam. Yam in the Coranic/Arabic meaning means, river like in the story of Moses (...fa leyloukihi al-yamo be-alsahel). The other part of her name, Mur, could mean Sour, or could also mean, 'passage'. All in all, for me, this could stand true of the nature of Virgin Maryam. She was the water that allowed the passage of the 'word' of God to come to existence. Could be!!?? Why not!
There is a relation between Spirit and Soul. The spirit is considered active, luminous and commanding, while the soul is more passive, dark and receptive, ready to recieve the determining impress of the Spirit. Pen and Template as expressed in the Coranic language. In this way, Maryam is considered the Soul, the Tablet that was preparing itself to be written on through the Pen, in this case the Spirit of God sent to her through his messenger Jabriel. Jesus in this case is the product of Maryam, who personifies the 'water' and notional water of Jabriel, who represents by his blowing the seed-word of the Spirit.
The creation of Jesus is a special case. He is not the product of the Spirit 'impergnated' throught the loins of a mortal man, but directly by the angelic instrument. Thus, he is being informed of his prophecy, not only verbal, but also vital, in that act of spiritual blowing, thus able to communicate the divine Spirit not only verbally but also vitally, since the Spirit enlives at every level.*
*Ibn Al-Arabi, Fusus.
Inspired by All are but prophets.
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and decide for yourself what is worthwhile!
(if i was in a different state i would've said this was all har-t-ala. I am high from lack of sleep, so i'm close to thinking that now!)