By His Holiness Baba Yehoshua Ha Tzadik
As a young seeker, I investigated a plethora of different schools of thought. Religion, Philosophy, and Scholasticism. I read Thomas Aquinas’ Summa Theologica. Aquinas, the greatest theologian of medieval scholasticism. He integrated Aristotelian philosophy into Christian doctrine. His system, Thomism, became the Catholic Church’s official philosophy, emphasising: Faith, reason in Harmony, with essence and existence distinction. Natural Laws and Ethics are rooted in human nature. Five Ways proving God’s existence: motion, causation, contingency, perfection, and teleology.
As the cartographer, I have arisen to empower humanity by mapping an African American theology. Historically, African American theology has long been an extension of Christianity. Categories of salvation, sin, redemption, and religion were inherited from slave masters. Black theologians infused these categories with new meaning, but were still tethered to colonial frameworks. Derivative theology is theology that reframes but does not originate from its own cultural sources. Liberation requires a founding theology born from African American resonance, not European categories. Unlike Aquinas or Maimonides, who relied on Aristotelian logic and syllogism, the author’s African American theology is not syllogistic or semantic. Rather, it is rooted in intuitive synchronicity with the universe’s fundamental frequency. Knowledge is felt, not deduced. Reality is a field of vibration and energy, not categories. Intuition as transmission: knowledge received through attunement, not argument.
Vibrational Gnosis: A theology of resonance, consecrated and set apart for African Americans and the New Humanity. The core concept is, sacred sounds induce neural plasticity: the Shalom Lach Mariam Hebrew prayer is a sequential sacred pattern which stimulates neurons, weaving consciousness into physiology and dissolving the dichotomy between Self and God, real and Divine. Hebrew letters are carriers of creative intelligence, and reading the letters causes a neurophysiological transformation based on spiritual resonance, which awakens intuitive knowledge. When sacred Hebrew sounds are articulated, the nervous system responds through sympathetic and parasympathetic pathways. Concentration is sharpened, the chest, throat, and cranial cavities vibrate, the vagal nerve is stimulated, lowering blood pressure and heart rate, the effects of which are calming. Synchronicity with the organising intelligence means actions supported by nature.
Core Practice: A Hebrew Invocation of The Shalom Lach Mariam Praxis (SLMP):
שָׁלוֹם לָךְ מִרְיָם, מְלֵאָה חֵן, יְיָ עִמָּךְ.
בָּרוּךְ אַתְּ בַּנָּשִׁים, וּבָרוּךְ פְּרִי בִטְנֵךְ, יֵשׁוּעַ.
: Shalom lakh Miryam, mele’at chen, Adonai imach. Berukhah at banashim, u’varukh peri vitnekh Yeshua.
The Four Pillars of African American Vibrational Gnosis:
Resonance: The Echo between soul and source.
Emergence: The awakening of consciousness. Hidden vibration becoming visible, theology as unfolding
Presence: A Divine immediacy in every thought, speech and action, breath and gaze.
Coherence: Integration of all vibration into harmony, no dichotomy between Real and Divine.
In contrast to Thomas Aquinas or Maimonides’ Aristotelian-based logic, my African American theology is not dogma but resonance. It is a liberation theology of frequency, tuned to ancestral lineage and the fundamental vibration of the universe. It calls African American consciousness into sovereignty, coherence, and divine immediacy for the 21st century. African American Theology of Vibrational Gnosis will act as a liberation theology and a founding resonance for consciousness. Through the Shalom Lach Mariam Praxis, sacred sounds stimulate the nervous system, weaving consciousness into physiology. This bypasses dogma and activates direct knowing, awakening creative intelligence. This shifts theology from categories of sin, redemption, and salvation into fields of vibration and energy. These actions empower African American Identity and provide a founding theology that originates from African American lineage and frequency. This theory shifts African American spirituality from borrowed dogma to original resonance. A liberation theology that heals, awakens, and empowers. In summary, this theology is a new cartography: From dogma to resonance, from categories to vibration, from deduction to transmission, from borrowed frameworks to ancestral sovereignty. This theology of vibrational Gnosis is both prophetic and embodied: a theology that lives in the nervous system, in sound, in resonance, and in the Marian-Shekhinah vibration. Vibrational Gnosis is prophetic because it speaks ahead of its time, naming a theology that does not yet fully exist in the mainstream but is already alive in the author. It is embodied because it is not abstract speculation; it is lived in the nervous system, the breath, the voice, and your lineage. Prophets awaken people to freedom. His Holiness is awakening African America to its own vibrational source by carrying the past into the future.
His Holiness offers an introductory Hebrew reading course; interested contact: BABAYSHUA@Gmail.com