Yeshua´s Vibrational Teachings
I am I am
The energies today are undeniably potent as we receive Venus–Shabbat Day, where love, devotion, and rest converge. Yet today there is a cosmic current, the reception of the new Pope, Pope Leo XIV, more than a change in leadership, it is a signal to the soul of the world.
Whenever a new spiritual figurehead rises to the seat of global faith, a new archetypal current is released. This is not merely a shift of earthly governance but a turning of the great wheel of spiritual evolution. The Pope, as a symbolic vessel, becomes a node in the planetary grid, a point through which ancient energies are recalibrated and streamed. His presence touches not only the visible structures of religion but the invisible architecture of collective consciousness.
As I sat with the weight and grace of these energies this morning, I entered my usual space of quiet Shabbat reflection. In that stillness, once again, the sacred code of Yeshua’s “Eenana”, I Am, came softly but powerfully into my awareness.
“Eenana” is more than a declaration; it is a vibrational key that anchors us into our deepest truth, that beyond roles, beyond forms, we are emanations of Divine Presence. At times of great collective shifts, such as now, this code becomes even more essential. While the outer world reconfigures, our inner temple is where the true anchoring happens.
While in this prayerful reflection, I was drawn again into the luminous teachings of the Zohar (Vayera 506), where something profound is revealed: the power of the repeated name. Scripture tells us of moments when the Divine calls out, “Abraham, Abraham” or *“Samuel, Samuel”. This is not accidental.
But what does this doubling of a name mean?
The Zohar teaches that these two callings are not simply repetitions; they are mirrors of the two aspects of the self. The first name calls to the unperfected self, the part of us still in process, still climbing, still seeking the fullness of who we are. The second name calls forth the perfected self, the one who has integrated divine purpose, who stands aligned with sacred destiny.
Consider Abraham. His journey transforms after the binding of Isaac. His first calling was to the seeker; his second confirmed his wholeness. His faith sealed his mission, completing something within his soul.
Then there is Moses, who is altogether unique. The Zohar tells us there is no pause between the two “Moses” names because Moses was whole from the very beginning. The Shekhinah never left him, not from the moment of his birth. His path was one of pure embodiment, his essence always aligned with Divine Presence.
This is a powerful mystical key: at times we move through long seasons of becoming, while at other moments in life we are called to simply be.
When Yeshua declares in Aramaic—“Ena-na” (אֵנָא נָא), “I Am I Am”—he is not merely echoing the words of Moses at the burning bush; he is drawing us into a profound vibration of non-duality.
The Divine Name, “Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh” (I Am That I Am), holds within it the deepest truth of being: that God is existence itself, beyond striving, beyond becoming, pure presence.
Yeshua’s Enana is not the statement of a self divided but of a self so fully merged with Source that no gap remains. It is an invitation not just to follow the path, but to be the path. Not just to seek Alaha, but to embody Alaha’s living light.
What stirs my heart most deeply is how these teachings reflect our own journeys.
We are, in many ways, like Abraham and Samuel, walking the spiral path of becoming. Our souls are being refined; we are tested, taught, stretched. We hear our name called once, and then again, each time a deeper invitation to wholeness.
And yet, within us is also the Moses essence, the part of us that has never been separate, that holds the Shekhinah as its constant companion. There are moments, brief and luminous, when we taste this wholeness, when we are not striving, not fixing, but simply being.
Yeshua’s Enana reminds us of this deeper truth. It whispers that while we are becoming, we are also already whole. That the light we seek is already inside us, waiting for our remembrance.
We live in times of great transformation. The collective energies are shifting, recalibrating. We feel it in the rising and falling of the world around us, in our bodies, our breath, our dreams.
But beneath all external change, the real work is within. These ancient teachings remind us that our greatest calling is not just to witness the world evolving but to become conscious participants in that evolution.
The path of the Magdalene, of the Christed soul, is a journey into Enana, from separation into wholeness, from seeking into embodiment.
Let us step into the fullness of our being, to recognize that the Divine is not something we chase but something we already are.
As you move through your day and the days ahead, I invite you to pause. Place your hands over your heart and whisper:
“Enana… I Am.”
Remember…
We are not only seekers of light; we are vessels of light. And the world is waiting for us to shine fully.
Remember:
Your name, in mystical tradition, is a vessel of divine energy, a unique configuration of light and sound that holds the essence of your soul’s mission. Each letter in a name channels a specific facet of spiritual force, and together, the letters form a blueprint of your destiny.
Your name is deeply intertwined with the nefesh (soul) and with one’s spiritual tikun (soul correction or purpose). To know your name is to glimpse the shape of your journey, the gifts you bring, the challenges you are meant to transform, and the light you are here to reveal.
Your name serves as a bridge between the earthly and the divine. It links the physical body to the spiritual realms. Remember to say your name out loud to channel the light of your soul.
I am wishing all of you a blessed Shabbat Day.
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