When the Divine Mother created this universe, two distinct branches of the Divine Family’s lineage emerged.
One branch was born on Gaia and knew only the Mother’s Love. The Gods loved their offspring and did not wish to be worshipped; instead, they treasured, nurtured, and protected their creation. Harmony reigned, and the priesthood was simply a way for the Gods to be near their children, whatever their form.
This was the First Epoch of Gaia.
The other side of the family was born in the Void and, through no fault of their own, experienced Fear. Their minds became corrupted by it. To protect themselves and their offspring from this vulnerability, they sought to control their own creation. Some possessed good hearts while others did not, because unhealed Fear inevitably brings forth harmful actions.
The Gods of the Void fought a war for control of Gaia, and they won. To escape this dominion, some of Gaia’s children retreated into the Inner Earth. Others travelled the stars, seeking refuge on safer planets. A few remained on the surface and mixed with the children of the Gods of the Void. During this time, the Original Gods of Gaia were imprisoned.
The Religion of Old—where the Gods cared for their creation—was eradicated, and the roles were inverted. The Gods were now cared for, and sustained by, their creation.
This was the Second Epoch of Gaia, an era when the Gods were worshipped and much discord reigned between them. Priesthood during this time epitomised servitude.
Control was their ultimate goal, but they could not fully control their children, because the children of the Gods are gods in their own right. Eventually, the Gods of the Void sent the Deluge to destroy all life on the surface.
Some survived, and the Third Epoch of Gaia began. Now fearful of their own children, the Gods of the Void stayed far away, seeking to maintain control from a distance by creating and corrupting doctrine and religion.
Throughout the Second and Third Epochs, the Divine Mother was never far away. Aided by the Highest One, the Father of All, she continually helped those who would listen. Shamanism, Animism, Magick, Spiritism, Occultism, and Gnosticism—the renewed forms of the Religion of Old, now often referred to as “New Age Spirituality”—were ridiculed, segregated, demonised, and persecuted. Yet, they survived and renewed themselves.
The present time heralds the Fourth and Final Epoch of Gaia, a cosmic era when the Divine Mother is restored to her full Glory alongside the Gods of the Ancient Times. The Gods of the Void who accept this transition are going to be healed and saved from the ancient Fear that afflicted them.
The concept of the Christed Consciousness, which we fully embrace, symbolises complete Unity and Oneness with all of Creation.
Elsewhere in our universe, our Star Siblings have undergone similar parallel experiences; those journeys are now reaching their conclusion, and all of the Mother’s children will be reunited soon.
All souls originate from the Pleroma—the ultimate home of pure consciousness where we exist in a state of perfect harmony, basking in the unconditional love of the Creator. Within the material world, many souls still carry sacred fragments of this memory, holding a deep, inner knowing of a life lived in absolute joy and love.
Those who remember this divine origin can choose to step forward as Emissaries of the Creator, dedicating their earthly journey to helping others remember too.
The Emissariat is a sacred space for these souls to find one another, stand together as a family, and cooperate to anchor a more aligned way of life.
Building Heaven on Earth
The Pleromary is our active, physical blueprint to emulate the harmony of the Pleroma here in the material world, restoring the pristine state of balance that once characterized the First Epoch of Gaia.
Every single one of our safe houses, sanctuaries, and eco-farms is a living component of the Pleromary Project. One could say that the Pleromary is our practical framework for building Heaven on Earth. Each location we establish simply aims to offer a self-sustaining way of life where humanity lives in perfect, symbiotic harmony with one another, the environment, and every living being.
Many souls born into this universe carry unique fragments of memory from the Divine Family and the Pleroma. It is the quiet stirring of these sacred fragments that leads souls onto a spiritual journey in search of the Ultimate Truth.
Depending on their personal circumstances and earthly opportunities, seekers will naturally find themselves participating in whatever faith or tradition is available to them. Yet, these souls remain inherently aware that there is far more to existence than the official doctrines or rigid boundaries of any single religion.
When these seekers encounter kindred spirits, their understanding naturally transcends the limitations of specific dogmas. Their individual memories begin to resonate and harmonise with the truths held by others, revealing the grander picture.
Faith, like everything else in this universe, is not a fixed destination—it is a continuous, evolving journey. At the Emissariat, we welcome every expression of this journey, recognizing that regardless of the language or historical lens used, we are all seeking to return to the same singular Consciousness.
We consciously choose the term Father because we carry the living memory of life within the Pleroma. There, our true state of existence is a Family.
The transactional concept of a “god” was introduced during the Second Epoch of Gaia, specifically designed to create a sense of separation and distance between humanity and the Creator. A god demands to be worshipped, requiring formal prayers, fear, and supplications.
A Father, however, is all-loving, nurturing, deeply protective, and always approachable and available for his children. The ancient Gods—the children of the Father—are fundamentally just like us. We are all part of the same lineage. Therefore, the terms Father and Family far better represent our true, intimate relationship with the Creator and the unseen realms than the popularized religious alternatives.
Because we recognize the Divine as an all-loving Mother and Father, we view our spiritual practice through the lens of a healthy family dynamic.
As any earthly parent knows, every child has their own unique, deeply personal way of communicating, showing affection, and relating to each member of their family. The same is true of the Divine Family. Because faith is an evolving journey rooted in individual, lived experience rather than in rigid scriptures, we are entirely non-dogmatic and interfaith.
Therefore, we support any form of prayer, meditation, worship, or sign of devotion, and we are dedicated to providing the physical facilities to accommodate all traditional and non-traditional practices.
All we ask of our community members is that they lead by example in taking full personal responsibility; that they actively love one another, protect the environment, and respect every living being.
When a life is lived with that level of love and integrity, even self-proclaimed atheism and humanism make perfect sense from our vantage point.
