Genesis 8:8-12, A Symbol of Reconciliation and Divine Comfort
🌟 The Third Eye Chakra (Ajna)
📜 Introduction
In the beginning, the journey of the soul begins with a spark—a divine invitation to awaken and create.
Genesis 8:8–12 describes the soul’s gentle testing of the spiritual atmosphere after a long inner purge. Noah, still inside the ark, sends forth the dove to search for rest. This passage is not just a historical moment—it is a living parable of spiritual preparation—the sacred stillness before a new becoming.
Every word, every breath in this scripture mirrors our own sacred journey: the inner pause before transformation, the testing of spiritual insight, and the soul’s agreement to trust that life awaits beyond the ark. Adam, still cradled in divine safety, creates fractal personas to perceive what he himself is not yet ready to face directly.
May this reflection guide you back to the Source of your being, as you awaken the light within and walk the eternal path of Adam’s transformation.
📖 Scripture Passage
Genesis 8:8–12 (KJV)
Also he sent forth a dove from him, to see if the waters were abated from off the face of the ground;
But the dove found no rest for the sole of her foot, and she returned unto him into the ark, for the waters were on the face of the whole earth: then he put forth his hand, and took her, and pulled her in unto him into the ark.
And he stayed yet other seven days; and again he sent forth the dove out of the ark;
And the dove came in to him in the evening; and, lo, in her mouth was an olive leaf pluckt off: so Noah knew that the waters were abated from off the earth.
And he stayed yet other seven days; and sent forth the dove; which returned not again unto him any more.
🕊️ Allegory & Metaphysical Interpretation
This passage reveals a sacred pause in the soul’s journey. Adam, still within the ark—the inner womb of transformation—sends forth fractal personas to perceive what he cannot yet face directly. He does not seek to control, but to understand.
The raven, a restless expression of anxiety, does not return. It is the part of the mind that cannot rest in the unknown. But the dove—gentle, intuitive, and pure—returns not with a directive, but with an olive leaf, a symbol of reconciliation and divine comfort. This is not yet a sign to act, but a message from God: “All is well between us.”
The olive leaf is peace made visible—a silent agreement between the soul and the Source. It whispers, “You have not been forgotten. You are still held in love. When the time comes, I will call you out.”
The fact that Adam does not immediately leave the ark after this message shows deep spiritual maturity. He has received the sign, but he does not rush the emergence. He is allowing peace to grow roots within him. This is the awakening of the Third Eye—not to act, but to perceive, to align, and to find comfort in the unseen presence of God.
🔄✨ Reincarnation & the Soul Journey of Adam
🌸 A Core Truth of This Decode Series
📖 Each Book of the Bible is not just a continuation of a story—it is a new incarnation of Adam, the soul in form. In every life, Adam awakens through desire, creates personas through Eve, and walks the long spiral home to Divine Union.
🌺 Eve is the spiritual chooser—the one who offers Adam the fractal personas he desires. Her love is unconditional. She does not control, only responds, providing what the soul asks for—even when that path leads through illusion.
🌐 This cycle mirrors the sacred Flower of Life:
- Each petal = a persona within a lifetime
- Each circle = a full reincarnated life
- Every intersection = a karmic lesson, a sacred turning, a point of remembrance
📚 Genesis is the spark.
🔥 Exodus is the awakening.
🕯️ Leviticus is the ritual.
🌲 Numbers is the wandering.
🏞️ Deuteronomy is the return.
✨ Wherever you are in this series, remember:
You are Adam. You are Eve. You are the soul remembering itself through every form.
This is not just scripture—it is your journey.
🌟 Tarot as Sacred Symbol
Why I Use Archetypes to Read Scripture
In my work, I use Tarot not as a tool of prediction, but as a language of the inner world. Much like the parables of Jesus or the visions of the prophets, Tarot is a symbolic system that reflects universal spiritual truths.
Tarot, when used with reverence, becomes a mirror of the soul. Each card—like The High Priestess, The Hermit, or The Star—represents an inner state, an archetype we meet on the path of transformation. These symbols help bring subconscious material to the surface, revealing what scripture is stirring in us.
🔮 Suggested Tarot Card(s)
- The Hanged Man – sacred suspension, surrender, inner alignment
- The Moon – intuitive processing, unclear but deep movement
- The Star – inner assurance, hope without demand
🌟 A Course in Miracles Reflection
“I will step back and let Him lead the way.” (Lesson 155)
This moment is not one of action, but of quiet confidence. You are learning that divine peace does not rush—it arrives. You are learning to see, before you are asked to move.
✨ Closing Blessing
May you come into the stillness that prepares the soul for flight.
May the dove of divine peace enter your heart, not to stir it, but to rest in it.
May the olive leaf of comfort remind you that all is well between you and the Source.
You are not late. You are not lost. You are aligned.
So may it be.
— Alchemist Iris
