About Us

We are the first Abrahamic faith representing the current Age of Aquarius. (Click the "Read More" tab below for a deeper explanation). A non-denominational 501c3 religious non-profit organization that is ushering in the new Age of Aquarius by spreading knowledge and awareness around what that means historically.

 

We acknowledge the concept of God is not a separate part of self, but a conscious force of energy that flows through and animates all life.

 

There are no Kings or Queens to bow down to. No deities or entities. No messiahs or saviors. No separate Gods or Goddesses to worship that are separate from self.

 

There is a unified consciousness that flows throw all things, suspends and sustains physical and non-physical life as we know it. We can't pretend to understand it.

 

We can call this energy: Oneness, All that is, Great spirit, the collective consciousness, source energy, the universe, God, Allah, El, YHWH, Jehova, whatever you want to call it, it is believed to be the same thing that consumes us all. It is light and dark, as well good and evil. All the contrast, the great divide, and all the love in between.

 

Our symbol is compiled of two images, the Equilateral Triangle, and the Analemma, the figure 8 pattern of the Suns repeating journey through the sky each year. The equilateral triangle is the most solid structure found in nature. It represents three points in our spiritual practice: Light, Sound, & Breath.

 

The spirit of light is the electricity that flows through us, our spinal cord, brain stem, nervous system, sparks our heart and consciousness; the neuron-net of electrical impulses. Our imaginations, visualization, the spark of an idea, visionary dreams, expansive knowledge, where the non-physical becomes the physical. An idea can be sitting under a tree for its shade, shaping it into a boat to sail, a violin to play beautiful music, or a table and chairs for a family to eat. It is the pure unconditional energy of the Sun, and the spark of life within guiding us to shine our light unconditionally.

 

The spirit of sound is the vibration that moves matter. Our beating hearts keeping the rhythm of our pulse that moves us. Every atom in our body is vibrating and all matter consists of vibrating particles. Some vibrations are constant while others are variable. We can tune our bodies like a guitar to sing with the song of the universe. Though we can not see the sound, we may see the source of it, and how it affects the physical matter around it.

 

The spirit of breath is the flowing ocean waves of air that inflates our lungs. The relationship to the trees and lungs of the earth, exchanging carbon dioxide to oxygen and back again. The individual breath in our lungs is unified with the breath of the collective, the physical and non-physical. We are unified.

 

We need our Brain, Heart, & Lungs, functioning for a healthy human experience. One of the three can remain on medical support to sustain life while two function to stay alive. Similarly, we have a relationship with the non-physical spark of life, the mental and emotional connection. We have a connection with the physical body and the physical spirit that is present in all life on this planet. We have a relationship with the inner world and outer world. Our breath. Our thoughts remain internal until it becomes conversation with the outside world that requires breath to vibrate our body into expansive connection and communication.

 

Thoughts are light frequencies that shape the vibrations which sustain physical matter. A vibration of health, wellness, and prosperity, or a vibration of sickness, lacking, or victim-mentality, are both vibrational frequencies we tell ourselves that shape our physical reality. Our breath connects us with the inner and the outer, above and below, individual and unified consciousnesses, the left and right hemispheres of the brain, and speaks thoughts into existence. Like the brain, heart, and lungs they are unified.

 

 

We celebrate our connection to spirit by moving the body, yoga, dancing, exercise, singing, vocal toning, sound baths, drum circles, breath work, cacao ceremonies, plant medicine ceremonies, educational talks, share circles, potlucks, and communal eating. Providing communities with a safe space to practice these devotional methods strengthens our individual and collective bond as a whole.