1. An allegory of our times

Once upon a time, there was a dwarf named Jim who lived in the forest with his mother, Jill.

Jim and Jill weren’t only son and mother but also the very best of friends.

Every day, they helped each other taking care of their land and animals.

They had a small farm in the forest with a dog, two cats, two cows, four pigs, five sheep, one horse, and a flock of geese.

The horse served as their most vital support, assisting them in ploughing the earth and turning the mill wheel to produce flour for bread and pancakes.

The dog was essential to them because when he didn’t bark, they could sleep soundly, knowing they were perfectly safe. However, if he did bark, they felt at ease, confident he would never allow any unwanted being into their home.

The four pigs were immensely valuable to Jim and Jill as they consumed all the spoiled food and moldy bread, which they later used to fertilize their vegetable garden after the pigs had digested it, transforming something completely useless into the most precious manure.

Nothing could make the vegetables grow like pig manure, and, in addition, the pigs were lovely social animals that helped Jim and Jill keep their house clean by eating everything that fell to the floor, even dust.

The only animals that might have rivalled the pigs in terms of being most crucial for Jim and Jill were the sheep, because without them, they wouldn’t have had any clothes.

The sheep weren’t perhaps the most intelligent animals on the farm. However, they certainly didn’t harm anyone, and their milk was delicious to drink and used to make cheese.

The cows were also very dear to Jim and Jill because they were friendly, their milk tasted good, and their manure was perfect for fertilizing the fields, thereby helping the wheat and rye grow.

The flock of geese was fantastic, as they laid eggs and kept the farm’s precious little water hole clean by eating every slug and insect, allowing Jim and Jill to happily drink from it every day.

Finally, the cats were excellent hunters and kept all rats and snakes away from the house. And, when they weren’t hunting, they relaxed in the sun outside the house, radiating healing energy for the benefit of all beings on the farm.

Everything changes

The lives of Jim and Jill and their animals were very harmonious and sustainable until something horrible happened to them.

One sunny day, while enjoying their daily tasks and the company of their beloved animals, Jim and Jill were attacked by two human families who forced them to leave their cherished home.

The two families took over the farm, and the first action the new ‘owners’ took was to slaughter one of the pigs and prepare a grand feast to celebrate their success.

They grilled the pig whole, and it tasted delicious. However, the following spring, they didn’t have enough manure to fertilize their garden, and consequently, they weren’t able to harvest as many potatoes and beets as they needed to survive the winter.

Consequently, they had no alternative but to slaughter one of the sheep.

However, this wasn’t regarded as a considerable sacrifice since they already possessed warm clothing and preferred cheese made from cow’s milk over that made from sheep’s milk.

Therefore, they slaughtered the rest of the sheep within a few months.

After just two years, the new farmers had neither pigs nor sheep on the farm, and they were seriously considering slaughtering one of the cows to survive the winter.

However, they weren’t that foolish.

They understood that if they killed a cow, they would struggle to survive the winter since they relied on the milk, even though it wasn’t the cows’ most productive time of year.

Instead, they chose to slaughter all the geese, which they hadn’t really cared much about since moving in.

They didn’t even understand how the geese managed to survive since they had never fed them anything.

The bitter end

The two families survived the summer by picking berries and mushrooms in the forest; however, when winter arrived, after they had slaughtered their last cow and only horse, they all starved to death.

What happened with Jim and Jill?

When Jim and Jill were expelled from their farm, they wandered for days, venturing deeper and deeper into the forest.

They felt such deep pain in their hearts from leaving their beloved animals that they could hardly eat anything. Nonetheless, there wasn’t much to eat, and after a few more days of walking, they arrived at a small village inhabited by humans.

At first, the villagers were frightened when they saw Jim and Jill because they had never encountered a dwarf before. However, after the initial shock, they realized that Jim and Jill appeared very friendly, or at least not dangerous, and they decided to imprison Jim and Jill while contemplating whether to keep them for personal use or sell them to another village.

However, just as they were about to capture Jim and Jill, a bolt of lightning struck, leaving everyone immobilized.

A moment later, as the people gathered their energy once more, Jim and Jill noticed that everyone was different.

Instead of feeling threatened by the people, Jim and Jill felt a warmth that awakened something in them – a sense of attraction to get to know them better.

2. Surrendering to a higher truth

People on Earth think they want to live like the compassionate dwarves Jim and Jill, showing a deep disconnection from themselves.

Because of this disconnection, they dream of living in harmony with nature, which isn’t a bad thing. However, it is not the ultimate goal but just a way to support their healing process so they can understand what they truly want.

So, what do people secretly dream about? It is actually quite simple to answer. Men dream of making love with beautiful women, while women dream of expressing themselves, supported by a strong, protective man.

Because of this, there is the story of a brave knight, loved by all women, who rescues the princess and receives half of her father’s kingdom, where they can live happily ever after.

The only problem with this fairy tale is that it is disconnected from reality in three ways:

1. Men and women have both masculine and feminine sides within themselves, implying that we must first rescue ourselves before attempting to create a harmonious relationship with someone of the opposite gender.

2. The kingdom does not come from the woman’s father, the king, but from the people. This means that abundance isn’t about pleasing those with high status but about helping the masses access a higher level of consciousness.

3. The dragon in the story, which must be defeated to attain love and wealth, symbolizes transformation, which is positive rather than threatening. In truth, it conveys the message that people should embrace their difficult emotions and heal instead of suppressing them.

3. Creating life

The purpose of experiencing life is to do everything you feel drawn to without holding yourself back.

To do that, you must be free, which means living in a healthy society that supports life instead of working against it.

In the story of Jim and Jill, we don’t have a few society, but one that keeps their inhabitants busy from morning to night, with little or no time for adventure.

What is missing?

Without revealing too much about where I am going with this discussion, let me say that Jim and Jill are dwarves for a reason. Something vital within them is heavily suppressed.

4. A lack of self-expression

Jim and Jill are dwarves, metaphorically speaking, because they don’t live up to their full potential.

Instead of vibrating with the full spectrum of light, they are, unknowingly, sexually suppressed.

They are so busy with their tasks and so exhausted at night that they have no desire to exchange energy with others, with the consequence that they aren’t very adventurous, daring, or hungry for more. We could say they are trapped in a cycle of doing the same things day after day until they become too old.

5. Unexpected turbulence

More often than not, life's turbulence appears when you least expect it, which explains the saying ‘the calm before the storm.’

Therefore, never hold yourself back in an attempt to keep things harmonious. In fact, doing so unintentionally leads to a bigger storm later on.

It is for this reason that world politics consistently fail, creating temporary ceasefires but never lasting peace. They never dig deep enough, instead generating more unresolved emotions that will lead to future turbulence.

In our story, this quintessential human behavior, until they become enlightened, is shown by the way humans treat their food supply, focusing only on the most urgent needs and neglecting how food is produced.

The point is that creating world peace isn’t just about ending a war, but about how peace is constructed, which are two fundamentally different processes. Let me clarify.

A war can be ended through political leverage and bargaining power, but peace can only be achieved through harmony, which can only develop from mutual respect.

Likewise, food can only be had abundantly by respecting the natural processes of life.

6. Self-love

Why did the humans in the story behave as they did? – Because they lacked the ability to sense themselves, implying that they could do bad things without being aware of it.`

We can say that they failed to see the connection between their actions and their level of happiness.

In fact, only by clearly feeling yourself can you stop doing harmful things against life and start benefiting from the universal Law of Karma, which basically states that energy moves in circular patterns.

Consequently, when you attain cosmic consciousness, you realize that being kind to others is also a form of self-love.

7. Embracing the seven keys to paradise

To evolve from a harmonious life, as shown in our story, to a truly extraordinary life, you must not only be as emotionally sensitive as Jim and Jill but also understand life from a rational perspective.

Therefore, The Fourth Testament reveals the seven keys to enter paradise, which can be derived from the six core energies of life – Adaptation, Creativity, Feeling, Thinking, Knowing, and Devotion – and their masculine and feminine aspects.

In fact, by studying these keys, you will realize that living life to the fullest involves allowing both your masculine and feminine sides to speak, and enlightenment means knowing which one to listen to.

8. Paying attention to your dreams

However, as a human being, you will always have a limited ability to understand life rationally, which means you also need to pay attention to your subconscious thoughts, especially your dreams – both those during the night and, more importantly, the daydreams you occasionally revert to.

In these dreams, just like in the many symbols we use, stories we tell, and synchronicities we experience, there are so many clues about who we are and how we must progress to reach paradise.

9. Creating paradise on Earth

Paradise on Earth is so much more than just a peaceful life in the countryside with only your loved ones nearby.

In fact, in a few hundred years from now, people will be so vibrant that they will need to travel around the world just to exchange energy with others, in order to expand their life experience even more.

We are obviously not there yet, but withdrawing from the scene in an effort to find happiness isn’t the right path forward for almost anyone.

Instead, we must come together as one to create a new civilization that effectively supports the experience of life.

10. Becoming enlightened

Jim and Jill may have been far more sympathetic than the humans who invaded their farm, but not necessarily more enlightened. Let me explain.

In today’s world, many people are more enlightened than you might realize when you observe their behavior, simply because they are so disconnected from themselves, living a stressful life, disconnected from nature.

If these people could just understand a little more about who they are and what life really is, they could quickly change themselves and their lives.

This isn’t really about becoming enlightened in the true sense of the word but about speeding up the remembrance of who you are, which is possible because you are an old soul trapped in a harmful reality.

11. Becoming abundant

Everyone dreams of abundance, consciously or unconsciously, and there is a simple way to get there, spelled living.

By experiencing cycle after cycle of life through the thirteen phases of the year – known as Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Advent, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces – you travel through the spiral of life, reaching more and more beautiful experiences.

Abundance, in essence, varies from species to species. For a plant, it involves increasing its mobility, eventually transforming into an animal. For an animal, it entails learning how to build harmonious relationships, eventually evolving into a human living a polyamorous life. And for a human, abundance means having everything you envision, which requires a perfect understanding of the cosmos, explaining why we eventually ascend by merging with an Ascended Master.

However, before reaching even further in the spiral of life than being human, paradise awaits, representing a human experience characterized by an abundance of money, love, and health.

12. Serving life

In the past, people served life as peasants working for the landowners.

Then things changed, and people began to serve life by operating the machines for wealthy businessmen.

Later, technology advanced so much that people began to serve life by administering various processes.

And even later, technology advanced so much that no administration was required, implying that people had to find new ways to serve life.

So, what did they do? Did they stop living? – No, they started to live.

However, first, they had to transform the old societies, which were designed to produce workers, keep them healthy enough to perform their tasks, supported by a very harmful healthcare system, before they were better placed in custody, waiting to die.

After achieving this, life was best served through marvellous co-creativity and divine inner expressions.

13. Serving God

In paradise, referring to a reality rich in money, love, and health, thanks to energy flowing freely where needed, people could eventually achieve their highest potential, often through amazing co-creativity.

However, this was only possible because of the beautiful gifts of polyamory, which effectively allowed everyone to accurately discern whether to move forward in life by listening to their masculine or feminine side.