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Metaphysical Lent Day 5 (Garden of Eden)

Welcome to our Metaphysical Lenten Journey — a space for healing, awakening, and remembering who you truly are. On this 5th day of Lent, Sanya Membe guides us through a profound exploration of the body as the temple, the Garden of Eden within, and the sacred path of unity consciousness. Drawing from Charles Fillmore’s 'Keep a True Lent' and the timeless wisdom of the Beatitudes, this reflection invites you to return to the inner holy city, where your 12 spiritual faculties — faith, strength, wisdom, love, power, imagination, understanding, will, order, zeal, release, and life — open like gates into divine truth. ✨ This episode explores: • What it means to treat your body as a spiritual temple • The Garden of Eden as an inner metaphysical state • How thought is our greatest creative power • Living authentically through service, community, and conscious presence Whether you're observing Lent in a traditional sense or exploring it metaphysically, this message reminds you that your consciousness is your garden — and what you plant there becomes your reality. 🌿 A Message of Healing & Awakening Sanya shares her own journey of transformation — from shedding negative, limiting belief systems to embracing the freedom, joy, and compassion that arise when we learn to love ourselves first. This lesson speaks directly to anyone longing for: • Inner peace • Healing from the past • Spiritual expansion • A deeper connection with Source • A sense of oneness with all beings 🌟 If You’re Seeking… • New Thought spirituality • Unity teachings • Metaphysical interpretations of Christian scripture • Inner transformation • Heart-centered community …you’re in the right place. 🔔 Subscribe & Walk This Journey With Us Join our growing community of spiritual seekers dedicated to awakening, conscious living, and the evolution of collective humanity. ✨ Subscribe for weekly metaphysical lessons and teachings that nourish your soul. 💬 Share in the comments: What are you planting in your inner garden this Lent?