Genesis of the Sacred

THE LIVING ALTAR OF CREATION

Genesis of the Sacred – Fragment 63

(excerpt from the Codex of Genesis)

It is not a place.

It is not a rite.

It is an alignment of the heart,

a presence offered without pride.

This 63rd fragment of the Genesis of the Sacred belongs to the Codex of Genesis,

where each word reawakens a space of inner recognition.

Here, the sacred is not proclaimed.

It responds.

It does not demand reverence —

it reveals it.

When the being bows in rightness,

the altar rises on its own.

Not through construction,

but through true offering.

⛧ This fragment opens the Codex of the Sacred,

a cycle of 64 sayings,

where creation becomes a moving temple,

and the body, a living site of devotion.

🜍 This text is sealed.

It does not try to convince.

It waits for one to stand rightly.

The sacred does not ask to be seen.

It appears when we stop standing at the center.