Divine Transformation: The True Song of Salvation
Our spiritual world is filled with depth, symbolically mirrored in “our song.” It is through the transformation of the heart and the cleansing of the soul that a person acquires the ability to comprehend divine truth, which becomes accessible only through salvation in Christ. In today’s dynamic world, where worldly ambitions frequently obscure a higher reality, the key to true spiritual understanding lies in liberation from a sinful state. If a person does not direct their life toward Christ, they fall prey to illusions that distort the very foundations of spiritual teaching. Spiritual liberation, understood as deliverance from sin, curse, and death, requires an inner renewal of the individual—only in a purified state can the soul capture the imperishable light of eternal truth. Thus, anyone who has not experienced salvation through the Redeemer remains imprisoned by a limited perception, deprived of the ability to penetrate the essence of eternal revelation. This powerful transformation not only opens the pathway to spiritual truth but also grants a life filled with light and genuine understanding.
How can one understand the notion that those who are not saved by the Redeemer will never be able to grasp the true meaning of “our song”?
If we consider “our song” as a symbol of a profound spiritual message and genuine revelation, then the idea is as follows: a person who has not experienced salvation through the Redeemer remains imprisoned by a state of sin and a distorted perception of the world, hence their heart and mind are not attuned to comprehending the higher divine truth. In other words, true understanding of our “song” is possible only through the transformation of the heart, the purification of the soul, and directing one’s entire life toward Christ. If a person’s life is not oriented toward Christ, they fall under the sway of illusions, thereby misconstruing the true meaning of spiritual teaching.
This thought is reflected in the following statement:
“So, you yourself do not follow, you do not need it for yourself. That means you are striving for something else. There is only one truth and reality in the world – it is Jesus Christ, and everything else is lies and deceit. Therefore, if a person strives not for Christ, but for something else—even in his own eyes something highly exalted, important, and necessary—it is all a deception. If our life is built not in the direction of Christ, but in some other way, then we are deceived by the devil.” (source: link txt)
Here it is clearly emphasized that without salvation by Christ’s redemptive act, a person loses the ability to see the true essence of spiritual reality—metaphorically, “our song.” If the heart is not purified and the mind is not tuned to divine truth, attempts to perceive spiritual revelation are doomed to error, as the source of this truth lies beyond the reach of those who have not embraced salvation.
An additional explanation of the essence of salvation is provided by the following definition:
“Salvation is the deliverance of a person from sin, curse, and death. This widely accepted definition is understood in various ways depending on what is regarded as the most important and essential aspect of salvation.” (source: link txt)
From this definition, it is evident that true liberation requires the transformation of the individual, namely the purification from a state of sin. Only in this transformed state do the conditions appear for a complete and profound comprehension of the divine mystery, which we symbolically call “our song.”
Thus, if a person is not saved by the Redeemer, their soul remains unclean and lacking the light necessary for the proper perception and understanding of the highest spiritual truth contained in our song. Without salvation, one remains only at the level of sensory and worldly interpretation, which inevitably leads to a distorted and incomplete understanding of what is meant for those living in the light of eternal truth.