ophia fHoundation
Journal of the Sophia Foundation
In 2007, our Lord and our Lady began to speak to the heart of a monk in the silence of adoration, who was prompted to write down what he received. Regarding the inspiring book resulting from the communications of Jesus Christ to this anonymous Benedictine monk, consider the following quote from the first arcanum/chapter of the anonymously written Meditations on the Tarot (New York: Tarcher-Penguin, 2002):
The beloved disciple who listened to the beating of the Master's heart was, is, and always will be the representative and guardian of this heart…. Hermeticists listen to—and now and then hear—the beating of the heart of the spiritual life of humanity. They cannot do otherwise than live as guardians of the life and communal soul of religion, science and art…. inspired by the example of John, the beloved disciple….Concentration without effort….is the profound silence….And the silence grows, ever increasing….what silence! Its growth takes place through regular waves which pass, one after the other, through your being: one wave of silence followed by another wave of more profound silence, then again a wave of still more profound silence.
These words, which are of great spiritual significance, could easily be overlooked when reading Meditations on the Tarot. However, now a book has recently (2016) been published, In Sinu Jesu, of words communicated by Jesus Christ—for example:
The purpose of any words that I speak to you is to unite you to Me in the silence of love….be reassured of My love for you….silence is the purest expression of My love for you and of your love for Me. Little by little I will lead you into the silence of unitive love. I will not stop speaking to you altogether because you have need of My words….but I will teach you to imitate John, My beloved disciple, by resting your head—so full of thoughts and cares and fears and words—upon My Most Sacred Heart. (March 21, 2009)
In Sinu Jesu is full of such communications, which are clearly in line with the words quoted above from the first arcanum of Meditations on the Tarot. In Sinu Jesu is an inspiring book that can be highly recommended. Robert Powell
Thy psalmist said it: “To be near God is my happiness.” There are no words to describe what it is to have Thee—God from God, Light from Light, Very God from Very God— so close.
Thou art hidden, but I see Thee. Thou art silent, but I hear Thee. Thou art immobile, but Thou reachest out to draw me in and hold me against Thy Heart. One who possesses Thee in the Sacrament of Thy love, possesses everything. Because Thou art here, I lack nothing.