Student Question: There was a term you used in the seminar last week that I’m not familiar with. Maybe you could elaborate, the Elohim?

“Elohim is a plural word, and it means the elevated ones, the gods. . . . There are many deep secrets in the understanding of the Elohim because the Jews and Christians tend to overlook the fact that it’s a plural verb, or simply treat it as the multiple sides of the One God, but in fact it means also the fact that the world was filled with gods. . . . And so the Elohim represent the essence of our own selves in unison. So, there is a time, this is that moment in which the Elohim return.” Recorded on the evening of Thursday, December 17, 2009.