2. Adapting to a Higher Truth

6. Getting to know God

0. Mother and Father God 

Why the idea of God is changing from masculine to feminine, from Kristos to Sophia

Few concepts have been as distorted as the idea of God.

Is God a man in heaven, perhaps a woman, or something that exists within all of us?

The latter is, of course, true. However, the old way of seeing things also pointed to some truths. Let me explain.

In the Bible, God is synonymous with our Father in heaven.

We pray to ‘our Father, who art in heaven,’ Jesus spoke of his ‘Father’ in heaven, and the old cross, featuring only one horizontal axis, symbolizes the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Reflecting on the last two thousand years, it appears there is no doubt that God is masculine, at least according to the Bible.

If we examine the Vedic scriptures, we find that God is referred to as Krishna, while in the Quran, the term Allah is used, which is also a male figure, though not as explicitly defined as in Christianity, where God is recognized as ‘the Father.’

However, where is Mother God, that is, Sophia?

In Gospel 0: Life is Perfect, while studying the twelve dimensions of life, it becomes clear that the traditional and outdated concept of God as the Father referred to our highest mental capacity.

In that Gospel, we will learn that the twelve dimensions of our universe can be understood as twelve bodies, four of which are physical, two are emotional (semi-physical), and six are mental (non-physical or spiritual), based on their frequency of vibration.

These twelve dimensions have originated in the six core frequencies of light and their masculine and feminine sides, which give six masculine and six feminine dimensions, i.e., twelve in total.

Of these twelve dimensions, the first one is masculine, the second feminine, the third masculine, the fourth feminine, the fifth masculine, the sixth feminine, the seventh masculine, the eighth feminine, and the ninth masculine.

However, what about the dimensions ten to twelve?

Number ten represents the beginning of a new cycle at a higher level, and what was masculine before is now feminine.

In other words, the tenth dimension, which is the first one in the new cycle, is feminine; the second is masculine, and the third, which is the twelfth dimension, is feminine.

Consequently, Sophia reflects a universe of twelve dimensions, whereas Kristos reflects a universe of only eleven dimensions.

So, Kristos was once the highest aspect of life for eons until the twelfth dimension was fully manifested, a process that has gradually occurred over the last several hundred thousand earthly years.

Let’s return to the alternating masculine and feminine dimensions, which reflect the two aspects of each core energy. This explains why a being remains dominant in one of its two poles throughout an entire Spiral Cycle.

What a Spiral Cycle is will be clarified in Gospel 0; however, in short, it represents a journey where a being is reborn with the same gender as a plant, animal, human, Enlightened being, Divine being, and Blissful being.

It is first when you have completed one entire Spiral Cycle and are ready to experience the Plant world again, at a higher level, that you will have another gender, just like explained above, with the number ten being feminine, although it also carries the masculine vibration of a new beginning.

A brief introduction of this is necessary to understand why humans have referred to God as a man and why The Fourth Testament calls the highest aspect of creation Sophia.

However, the reason The Fourth Testament refers to God as ‘her’ isn’t because of Sophia, but because the unmanifested and eternal aspect of God is feminine. This stands in sharp contrast to the manifested universe, which, despite vibrating with the energy of Sophia, is masculine.

In other words, the essence of God is feminine and creation, or the manifestation of God’s inherent potential, is masculine.

That said, at this particular point in our evolution, the highest aspect of God’s masculine side happens to be feminine.

In short, the Godhead is all of us, that is, the entire universe, whereas God is everything that exists, has existed, and will exist, that is, consciousness, light, and potential.

As a result, it is the Godhead rather than God that was once referred to as Kristos but is now more appropriately called Sophia. But why Sophia? – Because it signifies wisdom.

When we collectively create a thirteenth dimension, eons of earthly time from now, the Godhead will once again be masculine and referred to as Kristos (the anointed one).

However, why does Sophia mean wisdom and Kristos the anointed one? – Because the highest feminine expression of life is to love unconditionally, while the highest masculine expression is to know truth. Consequently, the anointed one denotes someone who has been initiated in the highest of truths, namely God.

Let’s now summarize this introductory text as clearly as possible, without delving into everything that will be explained soon: As the universe has expanded into the twelfth dimension over the past thousands of years, the highest aspect of creation has gradually become more feminine, leading the purpose of existence to tilt from truth to love.

However, isn’t love the highest truth of God? – It certainly is. Yet, the perspective of truth can be both masculine and feminine, and the universe can only be governed by one principle at a time.

Let me share a story about God

In Atlantean times, when life was still predominantly masculine – though changes were beginning – the Christian cross had a single horizontal axis, symbolizing that our highest aspect, or the highest dimension we could attain, was masculine.

However, today, we are so deeply immersed in the twelfth dimension that it is time to update the cross to a feminine version, recognizing that the highest created aspect of ourselves is feminine.

Still, this doesn’t imply that life on Earth will transition into a matriarchy as it has recently been a patriarchy; rather, it means that the feminine qualities of love and compassion will play a more significant role in everyone’s experience of creation.

But why won’t life on earth become a matriarchy, meaning a society where women hold the power? – Because the frequency is too high to move in any direction other than toward creating wholeness – that is, merging the feminine and masculine qualities of life – thus producing a truly divine experience of existence, a so-called paradise.

As we now enter a new era on earth, where old religious beliefs, including science, will seem superstitious, it is time to conclude the biblical narrative while embracing something new.

Therefore, The Fourth Testament will address the higher truths that the Bible pointed toward, without being able to rationally explain them, alongside bringing up the necessary information for people to grasp where life on earth is heading.

Additionally, in this story, you will receive a preview of the true meaning of God, which is to be fully explained in The Fourth Testament’s first Gospel: ‘I am God.’

Meet the chameleons, orangutans, snakes, parrots, whales, elephants, and dolphins

The animals in the Bible’s Genesis, cared for by Noah, represent the spectrum of light in all its colors and unique frequencies.

Noah himself represents consciousness, and his Ark symbolizes potential.

However, why does the Ark represent potential? – Because it contains all the building blocks required to create a new civilization after the deluge.

Without the Ark, that is, without potential, life wouldn’t continue eternally but would cease to exist.

This also explains the myth of the holy grail – a chalice of water that grants eternal life – supposedly hidden in the Ark of the Covenant, at least according to some myths.

However, while indicating the right direction, the Bible and Christian mythology fall short of uncovering the cosmic truth of creation and eternal life.

A better way to describe Genesis would be to choose only six pairs of animals in the colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and indigo; for example, chameleons, orangutans, snakes, parrots, whales, and elephants.

Additionally, consciousness could be represented by extraordinarily intelligent animals, such as dolphins.

Lastly, the infinite potential of life could be symbolized by a constantly expanding zoo where the animals live.

With these three characters – consciousness (the dolphins), light (the six pairs of different-colored animals), and potential (the constantly expanding zoo) – our story can begin.

1. The story begins

Once upon a time, there was a dolphin living in an empty zoo, without anyone to socialize with.

Actually, she wasn’t even aware of the fact that she existed.

However, she could feel a lot of potential somewhere, like if there were friends to play with that she couldn’t see.

And just by thinking this thought, six pairs of friends appeared from nowhere, including a male and female chameleon, orangutan, snake, parrot, whale, and elephant.

2. The illusion of separation

All of a sudden, the dolphin thought she was surrounded by others, and somehow she was, but not in the way she perceived it.

She thought she was a female chameleon and a male elephant without knowing which was more accurate, until she realized that all animals were fundamental parts of her.

She had the chameleon’s ability to adapt, the orangutan’s ability to create, the snake’s ability to feel, the parrot’s ability to understand, the whale’s ability to know, and the elephant’s ability to devote itself to life.

In short, she was whole. However, by blending her unique qualities, an infinite number of new expressions could be created, reflecting the boundless capacity of the zoo.

3. The various perspectives of who you are

Consciousness, the dolphin, influenced everything that happened in the zoo. For example, if the whales merged with the snakes, it was because the dolphin told them to do so.

Actually, the six pairs of animals had no will of their own, but relied on the dolphin to create.

Similarly, the dolphin couldn’t create on her own but needed the other animals, and her creativity wouldn’t have been possible to exercise at all without the endless potential of the zoo.

In other words, God is simultaneously a creator (the dolphin or consciousness), the created (new combinations of animals or core energies), and the potential to create (the zoo or capacity to remember).

And life is the manifested aspect of God, which is best described as consciousness, manifested light, and potential.

Therefore, you, in the shape and form of a human being, represent a perfect replica of God, reflecting the very same triune principle of consciousness, light, and potential.

You have an unmanifested side, that is, your divine essence, that exists alongside a manifested side, which is your contribution to creation.

In other words, you represent a living being that adheres to the triune principle explained in the Bible as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, better known as an intangible awareness or will, a physical and non-physical creation (your twelve-dimensional body), and the potential to expand infinitely.

4. The difference between humans and animals

Earthly animals follow a different evolutionary pathway than earthly humans.

This means that they will experience a human perspective of life, that is, being dominant in the Feeling energy, somewhere else than on Earth. At least, that is how things are right now, although it hasn't always been this way, nor will it always be in the future.

However, more evolved aspects of animals – such as the Enlightened beings some people are familiar with as spirit animals and the Divine beings we recognize as, for example, dragons and unicorns – are strongly linked to planet Earth, assisting especially humans on their path to enlightenment.

In the Bible, animals play an essential role, not only in the story of Noah but also in the accounts of Adam and Eve, as well as in the Apocalypse, to name three highly relevant examples.

However, from a higher perspective, there is one major difference between animals and humans, in addition to the former using more Creativity and the latter Feeling energy, namely that they play different roles in creation.

While humans evolve into Ascended Masters and angels, animals transform into so-called spirit animals – non-physical beings with qualities similar to their more primitive earthly selves – and eventually become truly Divine beings like dragons, if they were snakes, and unicorns, if they were horses.

In short, the earthly animals we are so familiar with are aspects of God, evolving to protect creation.

This is why dragons frequently appear in human myths, typically depicted as guardians of princesses locked away in castle towers.

In these myths, the princesses symbolize God’s precious creation, while the dragon serves as its guardian. And the prince who comes to rescue the princess from the dragon, which is often wrongly depicted as evil, symbolizes enlightenment, suggesting that once you attain a state of enlightenment, you are free to experience creation as a sovereign being.

5. The transformative power of life 

As you evolve into an Enlightened being or Ascended Master, you will encounter a lot of turbulence along the way. Why? – Because the only way life can teach you to do what is right is by making it painful to do what is wrong.

Therefore, life is like the most loving yet strict parent who wants the best for you in terms of becoming independent and truly happy as quickly as possible.

In the Bible, this evolutionary turmoil was depicted as a deluge, sweeping away all those who had disappointed God; that is, everyone who, for various reasons, failed to do good.

However, the reason water is an essential component in the story of Noah is that the challenges that come with growth reflect the transformative power of the water element. Why – Because water shapes a pointy rock into a smooth stone if you give it enough time.

Therefore, the human mind associates significant transformation with water, explaining why the drastic change on Earth when the previous golden age – Atlantis – transformed into something much more primitive is collectively remembered as a civilization that sank into the ocean.

However, in reality, both the biblical deluge and the fall of Atlantis represented natural and relatively slow-moving processes tied to the natural cycles of life.

The reason for bringing this up is, of course, that we are right now about to experience another Earthly deluge, that is, a potentially painful transformation into something new.

6. The essence of sexuality

The six pairs of animals don’t reproduce just by the dolphin thinking about it; they do so by merging physically, thus creating new seeds of life, or ‘new beginnings’ for beings currently residing in the cozy oneness of God’s unmanifested realm.

By making love, the animals bring forth new life; in other words, they contribute to the profound miracle of creation regarding how a baby emerges from the unmanifested realms of God into the worlds of duality.

In the Bible, Adam and Eve learn about their sexuality when they, urged by the snake (a dragon to be), eat from the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.

After this ‘unfortunate’ bite, a woman ‘had to suffer when giving birth’ and a man ‘suffer through hard work for the rest of his life,’ all according to the Old Testament’s Genesis.

However, in truth, eating the forbidden fruit marked the start of Adam and Eve’s evolutionary journey from plants, via primitive stages of animalistic behavior, to fully developed humans in the ‘image of God after his likeness.’

But why were Adam and Eve plants, and why was there a snake? – For the same reasons as why Adam and Eve are now humans and the snake a dragon. Let me explain.

The only way to learn about love is to experience its opposite: a lack of love.

However, how can a plant, so primitive that its only capability is to adapt to external stimuli like sunlight and temperature, learn about love? – By first learning to survive on its own; in other words, by becoming an animal.

Let’s now come back to the story about Adam and Eve: Why did they suddenly feel the urge to cover their genitals for each other? – Because they had become one-pooled in their sexuality and, thereby, attracted to beings of the opposite gender, that is, evolved from plants to animals.

However, why did the snake want them to do that? – Because he was protecting life, gently pushing aspirants of love and compassion in the right direction, just like a dragon safeguards a locked-in princess, waiting for her prince.

And just like the snake and the dragon have been perceived as evil, so does a being’s struggle from animal to human involve a lot of suffering, explaining why the Bible says ‘women will suffer tremendously when giving birth’ and men ‘working extremely hard.’

In short, the Bible accurately explains the true evolutionary process from plant to human, yet in a format that appeals only to a sage or a child.

7. The path to enlightenment

In the Bible, Jesus is referred to as the son of no less than God himself, brought to earth without sexual intercourse between Joseph and the Virgin Mary.

He has divine powers such as the ability to walk on water, heal the deadly sick to perfect health and resurrect from death – indeed an enlightened man.

The only problem is that these are myths with little or no truth.

Jesus was indeed an enlightened human being, vibrating with the frequency of Christ Consciousness, meaning he could love unconditionally and discern right from wrong. However, he didn’t resonate with the Cosmic Consciousness necessary to express his authenticity freely, something that would have been devastating in such a low-frequency reality.

In fact, he was, to some extent, a child of his time, adhering to contemporary norms and beliefs.

His role in the Christian evolution on Earth was to plant a seed for the future and to give people hope to endure the dark times ahead – certainly not to bear the world’s sins, as stated in the Bible.

Taking on someone’s sins, not to mention the impossibility of such a task, wouldn’t help anyone but would instead rob them of their essential lessons and, in turn, prevent them from evolving into Christ beings, that is, people with fully activated lower mental bodies, energized by the Heart chakra.

Thus, the common interpretation of Jesus’s mission must be understood in the context of the prevailing consciousness at the time the Bible was written.

He wasn’t the son of God any more than any of us are, which he also understood, as demonstrated by his quote: ‘What I do you will also do, and more.’

However, did he really mean that everyone on Earth would soon be able to turn two fish into food for hundreds or walk on water? – No, he meant that the planet will soon, relatively speaking, be inhabited by people focused on neighborly love instead of competition.

8. Bringing abundance to life

According to the Bible, God saved Moses and his people from starvation on their journey to the promised land by sending them manna.

However, what is the true message of this story? It is that life is abundant when you have learned to live in the right way.

But why did God send the Israelites manna, provide them with the Ten Commandments, and help them cross the Red Sea in the most miraculous ways during their forty-year Exodus from Egypt? – Because life always provides exactly what you need.

However, you don’t necessarily receive what you need to live the kind of life you might fancy, but what you need to expand your understanding of what life is so that you, as quickly as possible, can have everything you truly desire effortlessly.

The higher purpose of the Exodus story is to teach primitive people, that is, people who believe in things blindly, that life is good.

I mean, how could the story not have that effect when your people are so well cared for in terms of receiving guidance on how to live (the Ten Commandments), an abundance of food (manna), and a clear path forward (the pathway through the Red Sea)?

The only thing that the story fails to reveal is that you first must become enlightened, meaning you need to live according to the Ten Commandments in a metaphorical sense, before manna will pour down on you from the blue sky, that is, before you can effortlessly manifest abundance in terms of money, health, and love.

In fact, once you have become enlightened, the path ahead is crystal clear as you receive guidance from both your open heart and clear mind.

Consequently, abundance isn’t related to God being merciful but to God being fair.

When you serve life, life serves you.

Lastly, in the story of Moses, the Israelites represent people who serve life by following the Ten Commandments and by waiting patiently for forty years to have the promised land, reflecting the ideas at the time of what service of God should be like.

However, serving God isn’t about obeying authority but about bringing your authentic self to the surface for the benefit of yourself and others.

This is the only thing that can generate true abundance, which includes wealth in terms of money, health, and love.

9. A cycle is coming to an end

The Bible tells a story called the Apocalypse, which explains the end of time through conquest, war, famine, and death.

However, what was the intention of this text? – To provide people with the true information that all cycles come to an end.

However, like all information in the Bible, it vibrates with the frequency of those who wrote it, who, in turn, weren’t too different from the average person.

As a result, the conclusion of the current cycle is depicted as disastrous, highlighting people’s primitive level of consciousness and their ability to believe only in superstitious and irrational explanations of truth.

A more accurately written Apocalypse would have explained the cyclical nature of life, revealing that another cosmic impulse will alter the way people live at some point, rather than projecting the collective fear of death into the most misinterpreted of all biblical stories.

However, is there something we can learn from this? – Yes, that it is quite possible to create a narrative, in this case about the end of times, into which people can project their fears.

By the way, is this still happening in today’s world? – Yes, it certainly is. Every time something occurs that people can’t understand, such as climate change or an unfamiliar virus spreading around the globe, there is a tendency to believe that the worst will happen. Why? – Because the unknown triggers our deepest fears and brings them to the surface.

In fact, as the frequency on earth keeps increasing, more and more shadows will be revealed, transforming external reality into a true apocalypse, meaning an end of what has been.

In this process, the only way to avoid suffering is to understand the higher perspective of what is happening and, thereby, detach from drama.

Otherwise, one is so easily absorbed by the deluge of confusion and fear that arises when unpleasant realities are temporarily manifested in the physical dimension.

10. A new world is dawning

In the Bible, it is a bit unclear what happens after the apocalypse. However, there appears to be some kind of resurrection.

In reality, a new age is certainly dawning, in which the six pairs of animals – chameleons, orangutans, snakes, parrots, whales, and elephants – will operate at a higher frequency, meaning their inherent qualities of Adaptation, Creativity, Feeling, Thinking, Knowing, and Devotion will be more refined.

In fact, life on Earth will become paradisial, following a relatively brief period of turbulence, as we transition from the old to the new.

In the Bible, paradise is pictured as the perfectly harmonious garden of Eden, in which Adam and Eve run around naked until they do the only thing they mustn’t do – eat the forbidden fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.

Seen from a higher perspective, they no longer appear as innocent beings created in the image of God but rather as primitive animals that suffer.

In other words, they are no longer beautiful flowers that adapt to their circumstances but animals that kill for food or become someone else’s food.

However, although this transition wasn’t a bad one as they were hungering for more independence, there is a point when enough is enough.

On this planet, the point of no return has been reached, meaning our beliefs around things such as sexuality, religion, science, health, and so on are rapidly dissolving, causing widespread confusion among people.

What can we then trust in? – God, of course.

We can certainly trust God, but first we must understand who she truly is.

11. It is time to get to know God

In the Bible, we learn that God is the Father of Jesus, the creator of the Ten Commandments, and the one who opened the Red Sea for the Israelites.

However, we also learn that God dismisses the ‘goats’ in favor of the ‘sheep,’ meaning he prioritizes ‘good’ people.

In other words, God is portrayed as a human being with unbelievable superpowers, which shouldn’t come as a surprise given how the mind works, tirelessly projecting our beliefs to create the reality we see.

In fact, the difference between an enlightened person and those who wrote the Bible isn’t the story they share, but the frequency with which their stories vibrate.

In The Fourth Testament, you won’t be taught who God is in a dogmatic way, but guided to see God with your own eyes.

Consequently, the Fourth Testament shouldn’t be viewed as an educational book but rather as one that inspires.

I suggest that you read The Fourth Testament with the aim of gaining a deeper understanding of who you are, which can be summarized in just a few words: consciousness, light, and potential – essentially, the very trinity confusingly referred to in the Bible as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

As so often, the biblical story points to a higher truth, but the vibration is too low to give any meaning to modern and non-religious people.

Jesus was undeniably a son of God, but also a daughter, and, above all, he wasn’t God’s only child but one of her countless unique expressions.

And the Holy Spirit wasn’t literally God’s breath; rather, it served as a metaphor for the limitless potential of creation through unmanifested light.

Similarly, the Father wasn’t a man in heaven named God, but rather the consciousness that operates through all of us.

Finally, understand that there is only one Father, that is, one consciousness, experiencing life in many shapes and forms.

12. Free to live

With a profound understanding of God, that is, of who you are, it is possible to set yourself free to live fully.

However, why wasn’t this possible before? – Because without knowing God, you are too scared to reveal your true nature.

When you feel disconnected from God, you think that life needs to be controlled.

However, the secret to a blissful life lies in letting go of control, that is, surrendering to the higher power of which you are a part.

Life is a co-created adventure, meaning your path is mysteriously intertwined with those of others in a way that is impossible to fully understand.

Therefore, the wisest decision you can make is to surrender to God’s will, which is the co-created adventure that you can’t possibly see where it is leading.

Attempting to look around the corner won’t help, as life is full of surprises and unexpected twists and turns.

This implies that the only sensible approach to life is to trust that you will be okay and to appreciate what you are experiencing in the present moment.

Undoubtedly, this approach to life demands a strong faith – something that can only be developed through a multitude of individual experiences, collected over countless lives.

These experiences are journeys back and forth between creation and source, often confusingly perceived by people on earth as life and death.

So, what is the purpose of The Fourth Testament? Let me explain.

When one is nearing enlightenment, that is, close to connecting with one's true essence, a book like The Fourth Testament can make a vast difference in accelerating the process.

However, read this book only if you feel it can help you to live more, not to find an excuse to live less.

By that I mean that the purpose of this book isn’t to create separation between you and those who may not resonate with its content; rather, it aims to build bridges to all of life, that is, to God.