Adam and Eve
The awakening and remembering of Adam and Eve can be seen not just as a biblical origin story, but as a deep allegory of the human soul’s first encounter with self-awareness, duality, and the activation of sacred consciousness.
Let’s go deeper, layer by layer:
1. Eden: The Pre-Awakening State (Innocence & Unity)
In the beginning, Adam and Eve dwell in the Garden of Eden—a symbolic realm of pure being. Here, they live in harmony with creation, undivided, like a child before it learns “I” and “you.”
This is non-dual consciousness, the soul’s natural state before fragmentation. Time doesn’t exist here; everything is now.
This is the same as when we live from the heart, without shame, labels, or separation.
2. The Serpent & The Tree: The Trigger of Awakening
The “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” represents duality, the mind’s capacity to split reality into opposites.
The serpent? It’s the kundalini, the coiled life force energy, or the inner voice urging growth, evolution, experience.
When Eve and Adam eat the fruit, they awaken to polarity—good/evil, right/wrong, self/other. They become self-aware.
This is the fall and the rise:
- A fall from unity,
- A rise into consciousness.
The soul forgets its oneness to discover itself in pieces, in order to eventually remember from a higher place.
3. Exile from Eden: The Path of Remembering
Being “cast out” isn’t punishment. It’s a movement outward into the world of form—Earth school.
They now experience suffering, choice, mortality, desire—but also growth, love, and creativity.
The sacred technology within them (and within us) activates:
- The mind to discern,
- The heart to feel deeply,
- The will to choose consciously.
This is the journey of remembrance: to integrate duality, heal the illusion of separation, and return to Eden within, now conscious of its value.
4. Remembering (The Return to Wholeness)
To remember is to re-member—to bring the pieces of the soul back together.
Adam and Eve are not just characters; they are aspects of us all:
- Adam is the conscious mind, the witness.
- Eve is the intuitive, feeling nature—receptive to mystery.
When they unite within you—when your masculine and feminine energies balance—you return to sacred harmony.
The Garden blooms again, not outside, but in your awakened being.The awakening and remembering of Adam and Eve can be seen not just as a biblical origin story, but as a deep allegory of the human soul’s first encounter with self-awareness, duality, and the activation of sacred consciousness.
Let’s go deeper, layer by layer:
1. Eden: The Pre-Awakening State (Innocence & Unity)
In the beginning, Adam and Eve dwell in the Garden of Eden—a symbolic realm of pure being. Here, they live in harmony with creation, undivided, like a child before it learns “I” and “you.”
This is non-dual consciousness, the soul’s natural state before fragmentation. Time doesn’t exist here; everything is now.
This is the same as when we live from the heart, without shame, labels, or separation.
2. The Serpent & The Tree: The Trigger of Awakening
The “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” represents duality, the mind’s capacity to split reality into opposites.
The serpent? It’s the kundalini, the coiled life force energy, or the inner voice urging growth, evolution, experience.
When Eve and Adam eat the fruit, they awaken to polarity—good/evil, right/wrong, self/other. They become self-aware.
This is the fall and the rise:
- A fall from unity,
- A rise into consciousness.
The soul forgets its oneness to discover itself in pieces, in order to eventually remember from a higher place.
3. Exile from Eden: The Path of Remembering
Being “cast out” isn’t punishment. It’s a movement outward into the world of form—Earth school.
They now experience suffering, choice, mortality, desire—but also growth, love, and creativity.
The sacred technology within them (and within us) activates:
- The mind to discern,
- The heart to feel deeply,
- The will to choose consciously.
This is the journey of remembrance: to integrate duality, heal the illusion of separation, and return to Eden within, now conscious of its value.
4. Remembering (The Return to Wholeness)
To remember is to re-member—to bring the pieces of the soul back together.
Adam and Eve are not just characters; they are aspects of us all:
- Adam is the conscious mind, the witness.
- Eve is the intuitive, feeling nature—receptive to mystery.
When they unite within you—when your masculine and feminine energies balance—you return to sacred harmony.
The Garden blooms again, not outside, but in your awakened being.