
The Song of Songs and
The 24 Brides of the Messiah II
Retreat with Carlos de León

Weekend
August 30th and 31st

Full Week
August 30th to September 6th
Retreat open to the public
The Song of Songs
The Song of Songs, interpreted as a metaphor for the relationship between God and His people, represents the passionate love between the bride and her beloved, as a reflection of God's profound love for humanity.
Considered by great rabbis as the most enigmatic and profound book of the Bible, it contains the deepest and most secret mysteries of the entire Tanakh.
Its language is not only poetic and romantic; it is a language we call prophetic, filled with unique symbolism that invites a higher understanding.
For this reason, The Song of Songs transcends mere poetry, leading us to a completely different level of comprehension.
“Set me as a seal upon your heart, as a seal upon your arm;
For love is as strong as death,
Jealousy is as fierce as the grave.
Its flashes are flashes of fire,
a mighty flame.
Many waters cannot quench love,
neither can floods drown it.”
Song of Songs 8:6–7
The 24 Brides of the Messiah II
A mystical process based on the ACTION OF GRACE to open the 24 Adharas of the Messianic Heart Mysticism is an essential part of the human experience—a deep connection with the Divine.
Through its teachings and practices, a path opens before us toward spiritual understanding.
In mystical tradition, the drop of the heart symbolizes the Throne of God and His presence within us.
The 24 Adharas represent the 24 elders who surround the Throne of God. Each of these 24 elders represents a specific manifestation of messianic consciousness, both in its awareness and its power. "They are the fruits of the Spirit," the fruits of the path, which are born from your state of contemplation.
Through a process of meditation, introspection, and contemplation—and by deepening our spirituality from the heart’s center—we can reach mystical experiences.
These experiences become integrated into our daily lives, allowing us to manifest a conscious love toward God, toward others, and toward ourselves.