After weeks immersed in Revelation’s visions of dragons, beasts, and the woman clothed with the sun, Patrick and Jonah turn to another revelation—the angelic world. Drawing on Rudolf Steiner’s The Work of the Angels in Man’s Astral Body, they explore a living hierarchy of beings—angels, archangels, archai, and the Elohim—each shaping humanity’s unfolding in its own way. This conversation moves from Genesis’s image of God hovering over the waters to Steiner’s picture of a cosmos alive with hel...
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After weeks immersed in Revelation’s visions of dragons, beasts, and the woman clothed with the sun, Patrick and Jonah turn to another revelation—the angelic world. Drawing on Rudolf Steiner’s The Work of the Angels in Man’s Astral Body, they explore a living hierarchy of beings—angels, archangels, archai, and the Elohim—each shaping humanity’s unfolding in its own way. This conversation moves from Genesis’s image of God hovering over the waters to Steiner’s picture of a cosmos alive with hel...
The Mortal Wound - Episode 6 in the series "Facing Evil"
The Light in Every Thing
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3 weeks ago
The Mortal Wound - Episode 6 in the series "Facing Evil"
Patrick and Jonah turn to Revelation 13 and the image of the beast from the sea—a being wounded unto death, yet healed. What kind of resurrection is that? Together they explore how domination, power, and self-preservation tempt the human self to “heal” without changing. In contrast, the Lamb bears a mortal wound that pours itself out for the life of the world. This episode asks: what does real transformation look like? How can a wound become the doorway to grace? And what does it mean to find...
The Light in Every Thing
After weeks immersed in Revelation’s visions of dragons, beasts, and the woman clothed with the sun, Patrick and Jonah turn to another revelation—the angelic world. Drawing on Rudolf Steiner’s The Work of the Angels in Man’s Astral Body, they explore a living hierarchy of beings—angels, archangels, archai, and the Elohim—each shaping humanity’s unfolding in its own way. This conversation moves from Genesis’s image of God hovering over the waters to Steiner’s picture of a cosmos alive with hel...
