5. Feeling Your Sovereignty

The meaning of sovereignty

As a reader of The Fourth Testament, you must understand that you are a sovereign being, meaning you are only responsible for yourself and your children up to a certain age.

However, why is this important to point out? – Because people are deeply conditioned to believe that they are here to serve God, believing God is something outside of themselves.

The curse of victimhood

Most people on Earth, almost regardless of their evolutionary maturity, see themselves as victims of their circumstances. At least, sometimes.

For this reason, they see themselves in the shadow rather than in the light, referring to the inability to realize which of their unhealed aspects has caused the situation they dislike.

Whenever you feel resistance to a certain situation, you have made yourself a victim. This doesn’t mean you should suppress your feelings or convince yourself that everything is fine. Instead, only when you can acknowledge your truth and still accept things as they are, do you free yourself from victimhood.

In truth, every time you feel jealous, disappointed, angry, or upset, you act like a victim, which means people who often experience these feelings usually have a long journey to realize how they create the realities they consistently encounter.

Reclaiming one’s sovereign right to live

All beings have the right and ultimately the responsibility to express their unique character. However, when someone is still too animalistic, meaning heavily influenced by flock mentality, it becomes impossible to reveal one’s authenticity.

In fact, being different, unless it elevates the perceived status of the pride, is usually not praised by others. Instead, it is seen as a major threat to the pride's sovereignty.

Therefore, reclaiming one’s sovereignty occurs alongside outgrowing all other animalistic tendencies, such as violent behavior, impatience, jealousy, and more.

In short, reclaiming one’s sovereign right to live according to one’s deepest wishes and desires aligns with becoming what Jesus called a Christ, meaning a genuinely compassionate human being.

The misunderstanding of compassion

For centuries, people have believed that compassion simply means feeling sympathy or empathy for others, which shows a near-complete misunderstanding of how life really works.

In truth, what you feel about other people’s situations relates to your personal experiences of similar situations.

For example, if you feel sad for someone who lost their child, you don’t necessarily feel what they do, but your own unintegrated emotions of similar situations in this life and especially past incarnations.

As a result, people mistakenly associate compassion with being emotional, rather than with the ability to feel. Let me explain.

Typically, we consider the tendency to feel sad when others are sad as good and healthy, comfortably distant from emotional disturbance and coldness. However, this simply reflects another animalistic impulse.

As a matter of fact, you can’t practice compassion the way people often think, just as little as you can drastically improve your ability to see like an eagle or hear like a dog. Why? – Because compassion is an innate skill of true humans, highlighting their role in creation as ‘emotional organs.’

The only way to become truly compassionate is to live through countless lives as a highly advanced animal on a place like Earth, experiencing endless drama where you switch between being the perpetrator and the victim.

This is the only way to learn how to feel the oneness of life, which has nothing to do with feeling sad because someone is receiving an important yet painful lesson that will elevate them to a higher level of consciousness.

How to become human, meaning truly compassionate

To become a truly compassionate being – someone who feels the oneness of all life – you must gradually shift from the Animal perspective of life to the Human perspective, a process that unfolds over millions of incarnations.

However, as a reader of this book, you are most likely already there, meaning that any animalistic tendencies in you result from conditioning in this life and your recent past lives rather than reflecting the true potential of your soul memories.

You are here to experience the second coming of Christ because you are that Christ – that compassionate being who just needs to clear up some confusion about what life truly is.

Hopefully, The Fourth Testament and its associated Enlightenment and Abundance Program can serve as the support you need to remember who you truly are beneath the many layers of third-dimensional conditioning.

It is time to embrace life

Most people on Earth are prepared for something entirely new, something so marvelous and blissful that the only fitting name for such an experience would be paradise.

But why is this? It is because planet Earth is approaching a cosmic summer, meaning an extended period of light instead of darkness, which in turn causes energy to move much faster.

In fact, alternating between cosmic summers and winters, lasting around twelve thousand years each, isn’t any different than alternating between day and night, summer and winter, and life and death.

Reclaim your sovereignty now

You can’t reclaim your right to live your truth tomorrow, only now.

This is like saying that you can’t experience tomorrow’s reality in this present moment, which in turn is the same as saying that you can’t be anyone other than who you are right now.

This may seem obvious, but actually, most people live as if they were someone else than they are.

How can this be?

How can people fail to express their truth, believing they are either superior or inferior in various tasks?

The explanation is that we are all confused to some extent, struggling to be grounded, meaning experiencing reality as it is.

But why is this? It is related to unintegrated experiences. In fact, until we have felt all the pain of our actions, we won’t learn anything, implying we will continue to do wrong.

Consequently, in a society where people are suppressed, it takes a long time before they realize the connection between their actions and how they feel, often many lives.

However, how does this relate to reclaiming our sovereign right to live? – In the sense that we aren’t ready to do this until we have healed sufficiently.

In other words, reclaiming your sovereign right to live a paradisial life can only be made by people who have come to know themselves very well.

You are God

In the end, what truly matters is that you enjoy life, which means following your own desires instead of societal norms.

For example, if you are forced to learn things that don’t interest you, go to a job that you don’t like, or live with people whom you don’t feel comfortable around, you can hardly enjoy life. How could you?

Therefore, the only way to give yourself the right to thrive is by recognizing that you are God experiencing life for yourself from many perspectives, represented by all living beings.