Image: Level 2 icon [adapted], by Useddenim, public domain

Image: “The Death and Assumption of the Virgin” (cropped), by Fra Angelico, ca. 1432, in Wikimedia Commons … https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Death_and_the_Assumption_of_the_Virgin_-_Fra_Angelico_-_Google_Cultural_Institute_-_detail_2.jpg … public domain … COMMENTS: For reasons to do with dogma … and some say, gender weighting … what might otherwise be termed the ‘Ascension’ of Christ’s mother Mary is termed her ‘Assumption’. The assumption being that there must have been a man in the works, when in fact, as the image depicts, it is the Angelic Realm that saw her through this process of transformation from the third dimension … physical form … to the fifth dimension, which the Lightworkers of today term a state of Christ consciousness. And how, for the mother of Christ, might this state of transformation be more aptly phrased?