Kenoma from the ancient Greek means
"emptiness," and is the opposite of the Pleroma as fullness and the complete
spiritual realm.
The emptiness or void of
efficiency refers to the existence to the temporary material world.
The fallen realm of manipulated
ideals that emerge from the divine Pleroma is the impulsive actions without
wisdom.
The void of Kenoma or the
empty space between the lovers or the distance self, from the true God.
One can consider that
Kenoma is the physical existence with the hidden divine spark that ignores the
Pleroma and its divine perfection.
The ying yang of dualism or
the Kenoma versus Pleroma is where material imperfection and the liberation through
knowledge with the divine are merging.
The lack of the divine
fullness is Kenoma and identified with a flawed existence, seen through fears
or scarcity and it is the hijacked realm, to copy the Pleroma with the many
shades of manipulation.
Kenoma is the sand at the
shores of emotions to realize the ability to choose the light within the realm of
the horizon to the free will.
Kenoma is the existential
gravity to anchor consciousness to the waters of Pleroma as unity and identity.
The stabilizing hope
accepts the lights that lead to maturity and renders the structures that rely
on unconscious suffering.
Kenoma is the sphere of demi-gods (egocentric)
and flawed creators who believe to be divine to trap others souls within this
void.
The shallow shores of
societies and its limited mental depth are under the control of demiurges to
forget their true nature.
In the world of false
politeness and imitations are deceptions that continue to lead into
deception.
Whereas the wise says in a
few words more then what the attention seeker cannot explain in a thousand
words.
The Pleroma manifests as
tolerance and as forgiveness in the heart that heals. Kenoma is the shadow of
the ego, where all situations of life are tested to bring out the real or the
false.
Kenoma and the karmic destiny are the pain of life and price paid for the quickening of the foolish heart.
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