Emotions

“The two shall become one flesh.” This profound mystery, as Paul describes in Ephesians 5:31-32, speaks to the sacred union between Christ and the church. In this divine design, we also discern the importance of the feminine matrix. Eve, as the mother of all living, embodies the life-giving essence through which creation is birthed: “She is the mother of all living” (Genesis 3:20). Just as Eve complements Adam, the church, as the bride, complements Christ. This union reflects the perfect harmony of the masculine Logos and the feminine matrix, forming a complete vessel capable of carrying the Spirit of God. The heart, as the source of emotions, plays a pivotal role in this process. Emotions, when rightly regulated, act as a bridge between the spiritual and physical realms, moving the lower realms toward divine alignment. A circumcised heart—a heart soft and open—enables the flow of Spirit, allowing emotions to become tools of creation rather than reactions to circumstance. Without this balance of Logos and matrix, and without mastery over the heart’s emotional currents, the vessel remains incomplete and unable to fulfill its divine purpose.