The Church of Animasola has many commitments to fulfill for the benefit of mankind. The members are all vigilant and dedicated to hold the regular novena in her honor to maintain the presence of the Spiritual Mother. Many say that for many years of her disappearance, she is alive and will come back to us for the sake of our sin.
The magic of the Novena in honor of the Infinite God the Mother gives us a divine fulfillment and peace of mind. The consecrated holy water keeps one’s spirit alive, the holy oil gives relief and the host is the food of life. Many say that it is priceless medicine for our body and soul.
The Spiritual Mother (Infinita Animasola Dios del Mundo) explained the mystery of the “Tree of Life”:
Wisdom was first of all created things. (The Preaching of Wisdom: Prov. 8:22-30).
“I am the tree of life, standing in every part of the earth. I am nature. I give birth and fertility to all living things; my spirit and wisdom covered the four quarters of the earth.” (Spiritual Mother).
“She is the Tree of Life (Prov. 3:18) to them that lay hold on Her: and he that shall retain Her is blessed.” She is Infinita Animasola, (Holy Spirit, Sophia, Wisdom) then and now, saying “I am the Mother of fair love, and of fear, and of knowledge, and of holy hope. In me is all grace of the way and of truth, in me is all hope of life and virtue.” (Eccl’us 24: 24, 25).
There are two special trees planted by God in the middle of paradise in the Garden of Eden: The TREE OF LIFE bestowed continuing life (Gen. 2:9, 17; 3:1-24). The phrase “tree of life” in Proverbs is biblical similitude to a tree and is figurative expression for an invigorating experience. Before Adam and Eve sinned, they had free access to the tree of life. After their act of rebellion, two CHERUBIM guarded their way to its fruit. Because of their sin they failed to gain eternal life; therefore, they were subject to death.
The TREE OF KNOWLEDGE OF GOOD AND EVIL symbolized the all-powerful nature of God, its fruit was forbidden to Adam and Eve (Gen. 2:17). The tempter suggested to them that, by adding to their knowledge, the fruit of the tree would make them “like Gods” (Gen. 3:5). They chose to disobey God. Satan’s temptation of Adam in the Garden of Eden was God’s testing of Adam’s faith. This act of rebellion marked the entrance of sin into the world. To Adam and Eve, they gain awareness of their guilt, shame and condemnation
(Eccl’us 24:26-32).
In the words of Jesus, “He who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will never have forgiveness, but is subject to eternal condemnation” (Mark. 3:29). In the New Testament, God revealed that they are one in the triune family of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit who are eternal, inexhaustible, dynamic, one in will and purpose, love and righteousness. The Holy Spirit is in the background, serving as their eyes of faith. The fulfillment of the prophecy of Jesus as spokesman for the Father and the Holy Spirit (Acts 1:4-8) occurred at Pentecost.
The virtues of the Bible are the wisdom of man from God.
By: Late Head/Patriarch Minister Bartolome R. Ramos
