Elohanu

Pronunciation: ehl-o-HAY-noo

Occurrences: 7 (Commentary only)

See: Adamic (language), Ahman, Arch-Angel, Councils of Light, Eloi, Elohim, God

Summary: The word Elohanu is an Adamic word, having only one pronunciation which is not gender specific. The word denotes the will of God, as represented by the Council of Elohim or the Seven Councils of Light.

Azrael’s Commentary — God

[...] Not all members of the Elohim may speak the Elohanu. Only an Archon may do so. And whenever such an Archon is appointed by the Elohim to speak the Elohanu, then that Archon is ‘God’, the Noble One. Behind every celestial being, whether spoken or unspoken, is the Elohanu: the will of God as represented by the Elohim or the Seven Councils of Light. It does not really matter if I am speaking of Heavenly Father or Heavenly Mother; it does not matter if I am in the presence of Emmanuel or Michael or Ahman or Galendriel; I know instinctively that beyond them stirs the Elohanu, the collective and divine will of God waiting to be spoken into the ears of mortal men and women. [...]

Azrael’s Commentary — Elohim

[...] Within the Council of Elohim, all proposals of actions begin first in the twelve quorums. Each quorum within a specific House discusses and votes on the proposal. When all twelve quorums within the seven Houses have discussed and voted on an issue, then at that time a general convocation is assembled and the entire Council of the Elohim votes in open session. Each vote of each member is recorded, and afterwards the resolution is given to the Ahman of the Council of Elohim. It is the responsibility of the Ahman to carry out the new resolution of the Council. Once passed, the resolution takes upon itself the mantle of Elohanu, the will of God. The Ahman, in carrying out the Elohanu, takes upon himself, or herself, the title of God.

Notes/References:

Elkashie

Elohim / Eloheim