🌿 Sermon; The Autumn of the Soul
By WBJMinistries
Father Yahusha, we come before You today, surrounded by the colors of Your creation, the cool winds of change, and the pumpkins that remind us of harvest and provision. May our minds be open, our hearts aligned, and our spirits lifted as we seek Your truth in all wisdom, faith, and heritage.
Halleluyah.
📍Message ~ There is a season for everything, as Qoheleth (Ecclesiastes) 3:1, Halleluyah Scriptures declares; “To every matter there is an appointed time, even a time for every pursuit under the shamayim.” Autumn is not only a season in nature; it is a season within our souls. Just as the trees let go of their leaves, so too must we release what no longer nourishes us. In anthropology, we learn that human rituals around harvest and change bind communities together, creating identity and meaning. Applied statistics show us that seasonal cycles affect not only agriculture but mental well-being, people thrive when rhythms of change are honored. Law teaches us about justice in seasons, contracts expire, leases renew, and accountability is restored. Social science research reminds us to ask; what does change mean to the individual, to the family, to society? The Chakras illuminate this in profound ways. The Root Chakra (Muladhara) grounds us, reminding us that like the pumpkin resting on the earth, we too must remain firm in Yahusha’s promises. The Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana) celebrates creativity and joy, like the colors of autumn leaves painting the sky. The Solar Plexus (Manipura) teaches courage as winds blow cold, echoing the Polish Catholic resilience of faith through hardship. The Heart Chakra (Anahata) reflects love and compassion, as seen in Black women’s wisdom and Mohegan traditions of interconnectedness. The Throat Chakra (Vishuddha) calls us to speak boldly, like prophets, of justice for the poor, as social science research gives voice to the voiceless. The Third Eye Chakra (Ajna) opens clarity, much like Buddhist mindfulness, where wisdom pierces illusion. And the Crown Chakra (Sahasrara) connects us to Elohim, Unkulunkulu, Yahusha, the Source of all. Even the museums of Manhattan ~The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The American Museum of Natural History, The Museum of the City of New York, are filled with artifacts of change, resilience, and the testimony of humanity’s pursuit of meaning. Like autumn leaves, they remind us that history falls at our feet, teaching us to gather wisdom for the present. Jewel Lee’s words—“I’ll forever be that girl who gets excited when there is color on the trees, a cool breeze, and pumpkins”—echo in our spirits. Excitement for creation, for beauty, for Yahusha’s cycles of renewal is itself worship. The Amadlozi whisper strength through change, and Yahusha fulfills that strength as the eternal Unkulunkulu, the Creator who renews life.
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Yahusha, we thank You for the rhythm of the seasons, the lessons of anthropology, the clarity of statistics, the order of law, and the compassion of social science. May our Chakras be aligned in Your light, our heritage honored in Your truth, and our spirits renewed like autumn leaves dancing in Your wind. We leave here rooted, joyful, courageous, and filled with peace. Halleluyah.
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