Caravaca Cross or Crucifix

Caravaca Cross or Crucifix
(a.k.a. "Cara Vaca" and "Cuernavaca")

This Cross takes its name from Caravaca (now known as Caravaca de la Cruz), Spain, a town in the province of Murcia where, in A.D. 1231, a priest was imprisoned by the Moors. Out of curiosity, his captors' King, Abu Zeid, asked him to say Mass, but as the priest began, he realized he didn't have the necessary Crucifix. As his captors grew angry, the Patriarch of Jerusalem's pectoral cross was transported to the priest through an open window, borne by two angels. Seeing this, King Abu Zeid converted to the true religion.

The "Caravaca Cross," then, is the two-armed Lorraine Cross that is used by Archbishops and Patriarchs. Some representations are Crucifixes, such as the one above, and may show the angels that carried the Cross, one on each side. The words "Caravaca" may appear on the second arm of the Cross such that "Cara" is on one side, and "vaca" on the other. This is a very popular Crucifix in Spain and Mexico.

UKIT NI RODEL 3

FAMILIA SAGRADA

ITO AY GAWA SA BAO WALA MATA

UKIT NI RODEL 2

ANG IMAHE ITO AY INUKIT NI RODEL AY YARI SA SANTO ARA O BATO ARA.

PSALM 5

To Him that presides upon Nechiloth, a Psalm of David.
1. Give ear to my words, O JEHOVAH; consider my moaning.
2. Hearken to the voice of my cry, my KING and my GOD: for to you will I pray.
3. O JEHOVAH, in the morning you shall hear my voice; in the morning I will set myself in order for you, and will watch.
4. For you are not a GOD that delight in wickedness; the evil man shall not dwell with you.
5. The proud shall not stand before your eyes; you hate all the workers of iniquity
6. You will destroy them that speak a lie: a man of bloods and of deceit JEHOVAH abominates.
7. But as for me, in the multitude of your mercy will I come to your house; I will bow myself towards the temple of your holiness in your fear.
8. O JEHOVAH, lead me in your justice, because of my foes: make your way straight before my face.
9. For there is nothing right in their mouth: their inward part is perdition: their throat is an open sepulchre: with their tongue they speak smoothly.
10. Make them guilty, O GOD: let them fall from their counsels; by reason of the multitude of their transgressions cast them out: for they have rebelled against you.
11. And let them that put their trust in you rejoice: let them ever shout for joy, because you will protect them: and let them exult in you that love your name.
12. For you, O JEHOVAH, will bless the just one; with favour, as with a shield, will you encompass him.

GRAND SYMBOL AF SOLOMON

FOR DIVINE WISDOM PROTECTION, AND UNDERSTANDING IN ALL MATTERS.

Jesus hitherto instructeth his disciples only up to the regions of the First Mystery.

It came to pass, when Jesus had risen from the dead, that he passed eleven years
discoursing with his disciples, and instructing them only up to the regions of the First
Commandment and up to the regions of the First Mystery, that within the Veil, within the
First Commandment, which is the four and twentieth mystery without and below - those
(four and twenty) which are in the second space of the First Mystery which is before all
mysteries, the Father in the form of a dove.

“Joyful in hope, suffering in tribulation, be thou constant in thy prayer.”
The kings of sexual fire work with patience in the Great Work. The Intimate Christ
instructs the mind and the heart.
The First Commandment is: To Love God above all things, and thy neighbor as thyself.
The First Mystery is Kether, the Ancient of Days. You know this.
When the devotee comprehends the First Commandment, he then easily understands the
Four-and-Twentieth Mystery.
The Four-and-Twentieth Mystery is hidden within the Loom of God.
“My loom is weaving net after net, a cloth for my honor and cloths to honor”
The Ancient of Days is always hidden within his own Loom, within his own creation.
To understand the Four-and-Twentieth Mystery is not possible without previously
comprehending the Sixth Mystery.
“Thou art giving me labor, O Lord, and fortitude with it.”
The Sixth Mystery explains with complete clarity the Four-and-Twentieth Mystery.
The Spirit is strong, but the flesh is weak. Do not fall into temptation.
The soul, sex, temptation, downfall and regeneration are found hidden within the Sixth
Mystery.
The Ancient of Days, the Father who is in secret, is found in the First Space.
Nature, which is explainable only with the Sixth Mystery, is found within the Second
Space.

What The First Mystery Surroundeth

And Jesus said to his disciples: “I am come forth out of that First Mystery, which is the
last mystery, that is the four and twentieth mystery.” And his disciples have not known
nor understood that anything existeth within that mystery; but they thought of that
mystery, that it is the head of the universe and the head of all existence; and they thought
it is the completion of all completions, because Jesus had said to them concerning that
mystery, that it surroundeth the First Commandment and the five Impressions and the
great Light and the five Helpers and the whole Treasury of the Light.”

The inner Jesus comes forth out of the First Mystery. Considering that the Son is one
with the Father, and the Father is one with the Son, whosoever has seen the Son, has seen
the Father.