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Shekinah
The Second Coming
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Shekinah
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Dr. Eva Gattnar
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About this listen
Morning Star Trilogy — Gnosis
Nature of reality. Inauguration text. The Second Coming.
SHEKINAH is the Gnosis to the Morning Star Trilogy: a direct, confrontational text on recognition, awakening, and the dismantling of the structure of waiting. It belongs to the same wider architecture as AURORA, PHOENIX, MADONNA, and ALEPH — but speaks in its own voice.
The Morning Star Trilogy renders awakening through narrative. ALEPH grounds it in verses and commentary. SHEKINAH speaks from within the recognition itself: direct, uncompromising, and refusing to soothe.
SHEKINAH is an inauguration text. The voice speaks from the recognition that the awaiting-structure itself is the illusion, and that what was being awaited is what has always been here. Where the trilogy renders this recognition through narrative, and ALEPH — the Codex to the trilogy — grounds it in verses on the nature of reality, SHEKINAH speaks from the end of waiting itself.
The subtitle The Second Coming does not name an awaited external event. It names the dismantling of awaiting itself: the recognition that the one who comes and the one who waits are not two.
The voice that announced itself in AURORA’s opening — I am here — returns in SHEKINAH in another form: no longer as testimony alone, but as direct gnosis. The voice is uncompromising. It refuses to comfort. It refuses to be marketed. It announces in its opening pages:
“We won’t make it pretty. We won’t make it nice. This is not the purpose of this book. This book is for the ones who are willing to see.” — from SHEKINAH
SHEKINAH is for those willing to meet a text that does not soften what it reveals.
A note from the author: This is not light reading and is not written for casual consumption. It is written for those willing to be cracked open in the act of reading. If that is you, you are welcomed on the other side.
Published by Tamaya Press.
Learn more at evagattnar.com.
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