4- Sagrados Nombres de Dios - Canon No.1

4. SAGRADOS NOMBRES DE DIOS CANON N° 1

SACRED NAMES OF GOD - CANON N° 1



Activation and connection with Three Aspects of the Holy Trinity.

Union and communion with the

Divine and Supreme Powers of God.

 

ADONAI, EMMANUEL, ABBA

ELI, ELI

YAHWEH, SHEKINAH, ELOHIM

EL SHADDAI

IOD HE VAUD HE

____________

 

ADONAI:

Aspect that governs the material dimensions of Creation. 

It is the Spirit that gives life to the Material Universe. 

It awakens the Light of Divine Intelligence and administers the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit.

EMMANUEL:

Aspect that governs the mental dimensions of Creation in which the Creator Mother-Father is manifested. 

Literal translation: “God with us or God among us.” 

ABBA:

Aspect that governs the spiritual dimensions of Creation. 

It represents the Primordial Source of Love and Unity for all Creation. 

Jesus used this term to intimately relate to God as His Eternal Father. 

Related to the bright white color, which represents the union of the entire chromatic scale,

it awakens the sense of divine filiation.



ELI, ELI:

“My Lord, My Lord.” 

Last words of Jesus on the Cross. 

It manifests a deeply intimate relationship of the lower creature with the Divinity

as a supplication for help and surrender.

IOD HE VAUD HE (YHWH):

In Hebrew the letters YHWH are called Iod He Vaud He.

It is the Unpronounceable Name of God, also known as Tetragram.

It was the way in which Yahveh was named in the ancient covenant of the People of Israel.

Understood in the causative sense, Iod He Vaud He means “He who causes existence”, “The Creator”.

SHEKINAH:

It is a Hebrew word meaning “dwelling place” or “presence of God”.

For theologians, the closest translation of this word is “the Glory of God is manifested”.

The word Shekinah has several spellings, including Shekiná, Shechina and Shekina.

EL SHADDAI:

El Shaday or El Shaddai is one of the Hebrew names of God, which means “Almighty God”.

The designation El Shaddai is just one of the names that mentions the power of God,

making it broader than Elohim, which indicates the power of God as Creator.