Ouranos

• Also known as:
• Caelus (Roman mythology)
• Uranus (Greek mythology)
• "Heaven"


• First Public Dictation / Discourse:
• January 6, 2013   Tucson, Arizona U.S.A.


• Office in Hierarchy
• Maha Elohim
• Hierarch of all the Twelve Elohim and Their Divine Complements serving our System of Worlds


• Service to Life
• Creating Perfection
• Sustaining Perfection
• Nexus for the Outpouring of Life
• Responding to the Heart Calls of people who have called to "Heaven" for assistance


• Historical and Literary References
• Most likely, the memory of the God known to the Greeks as Ouranos (Roman: Caelus) was retained from an ancient encounter with the Elohim. Their mythology has descended from the elder days - probably from Atlantis. After thousands of years, however, the Gods and Goddesses assumed human characteristics in the minds of the people because of the ignoring of the Christ Discernment of the Wisdom Aspect of their Threefold Heart Flames, and their human tendency toward idolatry. Therefore, what is presently ascribed to the mythological Ouranos may not reflect the actuality of this Elohim from the Eternal Realm of Being.

  In these myths, Ouranos (or Uranus) was the primeval God (Protogenos) that symbolized the sky and Heaven, just as his consort Gaia (Gaea) symbolized the Earth. Ouranos was considered the "first ruler of the universe", emerging from Chaos. Ouranos and Gaia were looked upon as the Father and Mother of the Titans. Plato described Ouranos as the "Progenitor" of the Titans - who in turn were considered the "Progenitors" of the Gods and Goddesses.

  Although described as the literal sky, Ouranos at a more higher mystical understanding was perceived as being symbolic of the region above the sidereal heavens: the Divine Realms of the Great Central Sun and the Source of the Order of things Eternal and consummately Perfect where Heavenly Beings dwell in Eternity with the Allness of the Great I AM.



• Retreat / Temple
• Domain of Eternal Life (where Being and Love meet Life in that "Kingdom")