The Gospel Of Matthew (A)

Under the influence of the Holy Presence

of the Virgin-Like Soul,

Mother Mary receives the Immaculate Conception

of the Heart of God into Her Divine Womb.

Fostering and cultivating the Spirit of Holiness

within Herself through prayers of re-unification

and hope-inspired dialogues with the Supreme,

the Holy Presence sends rays of Light

to Her while dreaming and while awake.

Thinking of nothing but the Christed Love

that has entered into Her Individual Life

and into the Life of the Community

which She belongs to,

Mother Mary awaits for the Son of the Ages

to Fully Manifest on this God-Forsaken Planet.

Plagued by doubts,

Joseph yearns for some reasonable explanation

as to why his Wife radiates with the Gentleness of a Dove.

Turning his back on the Holy Presence

due to a limited vision of what the Future means,

Joseph is as a Carpenter for God

without even knowing that he is working

under God's Holy Presence.

Herod, the Great King of materialism and deception,

derides and makes fun of the soon to be Son of the Ages,

calling Him a good for nothing Trouble Maker.

Visited by Three Wise Men,

Their Council is dismissed as superstitious rubbish

and as childish fantasies of over-stimulated minds.

Following the Blue Star of Universal Redemption,

the Three Wise Men arrive at the Humble Palace of the Lord,

bringing Gifts of the Spirit with Them.

Endowed with the virtues of prophecy and divination,

the Three Wise Men declare that the Son of Man

and the Son of God is Born on this Day.

Hearing of the Glories of God that are stored

within the Vessel known as John the Baptist,

the false and true prophets of the world

await to be Blessed and Baptized

in the Holy Jordan River.

Seeing the Coming of Christ

in the Son of Man,

John the Baptist satisfactorily bestows upon Jesus

all of the virtues of the Holy Presence.

Descending as a Dove, the Spirit of God

imbues Jesus' Heart with the Love

of Fatherly Wisdom and the Love

of Visionary Peoples and Places.

In a State of Ecstasy,

John the Baptist is overwhelmed

by the Kingdom of God that is within the Right Hand of Jesus.

Retiring into God's Seclusion,

the Great Tempter tries to fill the mind

of the Baptized One

with the desires of a materialistic heart.

Wanting only God and nothing else,

the fear of countless men and women passes

before his internal eyes,

awaiting for a confirmation of the imagined worlds of illusion.

Outwitting the mind and intelligence

of every philosopher that roams through the valley of shadows,

Jesus emerges from His dark night of the Soul

with a Profound Message to Deliver unto Humanity.

Initiating the most common of persons

into the Mysteries of the Holy Presence,

the Christ that is Jesus Commences.