We are here to celebrate the renewing energy of Jesus and to celebrate the Divine Moth ers who made this day possible by their love and devotion to creator and by the gift of Mother Mary's son Jeshua to the world.

    Mother Mary is a Master in her own right and a very powerful one too.  Mother Mary's color is light blue. The stone for her is Blue Lace Agate. She is also known by the Rose smell which informs you of her presence.  Her qualities and specialties are to work with mothers and children even if they are adopted or stepchildren. She is also known to help with spouses if you pray to
her for help.

    In Jeshua's day there were as many women apostles as men apostles. Because of the work required to feed and care for a family they were not able to travel far from their homes so they gathered at the well where they went to get water each morning. They came together at the well in the early hours of the day before it became too hot. They shared their spiritual information, prayed and joined together as one during these times. At times they would gather at someone's home to share special celebrations together or to study together.

    The women of this time were empowered in ways that are different than women today. In those times they had the Red Tent which they used during their menstrual cycles. During this time they were allowed to be free of their families, to rest and be tended to by other women in the group. They did not have to cook, clean or do any of their normal household duties during this time.

    Jesus' performing of his great miracle this day was a result of his living the teachings, which was his highest priority. He felt strongly that it was most important to live the truth and be the truth and not just say the words empty of feeling and emotion.

    In The Essene Gospel of Peace Jesus talks about what it takes to build the Holy Temple, which is a place within us.

    I have asked Julie to share with you the information from the Essene Gospel of Peace regarding the building of your Holy Temple and the Communions with the angels.

    "The Holy Temple can be built only with the Ancient Communions, those, which are spoken, and those that are thought, and those, which are lived. For if they are spoken only with the mouth, they are as a dead hive which the bees have forsaken, that gives no more honey. The Communions are a bridge between man and the angels.

    The Communions are fourteen in number, seven angels of the Earthly Mother and seven angels of the Heavenly Father. 

    The first Communion is with the Angel of the Sun who comes each morning to shed her golden light on the world.

    The Second Communion is with the Angel of Water. She who makes the rain to fall upon the arid plain, who fills the dry well to overflowing. We worship thee oh water of life.

    The Third Communion is with The Angel of Air, Who spreads the perfume of sweet-smelling fields, of spring grass after rain. We worship the Holy Breath.

    The fourth Communion is with the Angel of Earth, She who brings forth corn and grapes from the fullness of the Earth, she will bring forth an abundance of fruit and grain. This wide Earth do I praise, productive and full bearing.

    The fifth Communion is with the Angel of Life who gives strength and vigor to man.

    The sixth Communion is with the Angel of Joy who gives beauty to all men and women.

    The seventh Communion is with our Earthly Mother; the Earth is hers and the fullness thereof.

    With the Angels of the Heavenly Father we will learn to see the unseen and to hear that which cannot be heard.

    The first Communion is with the Angel of Power, who fills the Sun with heat and guides the hands of man in all his works.

    The second Communion is with the Angel of Love, whose healing waters flow in a never-ending stream.

    The third Communion is with Angel of Wisdom, who maketh man free from fear, wide of heart and easy of conscience.

    The fourth Communion is with the Angel of Eternal Life, who brings the message of Eternity to man.

    The fifth Communion is with the Angel of Work, who sings in the humming of the bee, in the flute of the Shepard, in the song of the maiden for the honest work of humble hands.

    The sixth Communion is with the Angel of Peace, whose kiss bestoweth calm, whose hands smooth the troubled brow.

    The seventh Communion is with the Heavenly Father, who is, was and shall ever be O Great Creator!”

    Thank you Julie for sharing the fourteen communions with us.

    So be it!