The Fourth Testament’s First Chamber
Giving Birth to Life
The Fourth Testament’s first Chamber offers a unique explanation of life’s mystery, summarized as the Law of God.
The Law of God has seven parts, called thinking, communication, creativity, feeling, knowing, memory, and love, symbolized by the seven gemstones in the colors of the rainbow found in the cosmic cross.
The Law of God states that we are beings capable of thinking, communicating, creativity, feeling, knowing, remembering, and loving, and it can be analyzed from several perspectives.
In the first Chamber, we reveal the seven symbols that describe the Law of God, which are crucial to grasp the fourth Christian Testament and to begin vibrating at the frequency of cosmic knowing, also referred to as God consciousness.
Don’t view the Law of God as anything other than the information embodied in the cosmic cross, which will now be properly introduced.
Revelations 1-7
R1. The Law of God through seven symbols
R2. The Kingdom of Love metaphor
R3. Achieving the prophecy of paradise
R4. Striving toward perfection
R5. The beauty of Christian heritage
REVELATION 1
The Law of God through seven symbols
God’s essence of consciousness is a Holy Quaternity that can 1) birth, 2) nurture, 3) experience, and 4) advance life through 1) thinking, 2) communication, 3) creativity, 4) feeling, 5) knowing, and 6) memory.
These six aspects can also be described as 1) inward thinking, 2) outward thinking, 3) inward communication, 4) outward communication, 5) inward creativity, 6) outward creativity, 7) inward feeling, 8) outward feeling, 9) inward knowing, 11) outward knowing, 12) inward memory, and 13) outward memory.
When we describe God’s abilities as the four seasons, we adopt the highest possible perspective on our existence – the Holy Quaternity.
When we describe God as six core energies – thinking, communication, creativity, feeling, knowing, and memory – we adopt a slightly more granular perspective, necessary to understand the spectrum of light that originates in the cosmic heart.
And when we describe God as twelve core energies, meaning the inward and outward aspects of the six just mentioned, we have reached the necessary granularity to understand the process of life, most notably the cycle of one life from birth to rebirth, and the cycle of one earthly year of twelve months, and the special moment of Christmas.
It's essential to understand that life’s six core energies give rise to a seventh aspect, love, which is represented by the neutral color green in the spectrum of light and by the tenth phase of the yearly cycle, Christmas.
There is no immediate way to explain this rationally, suggesting that this teaching must be approached with an open mind, balancing its rational and abstract qualities, and slowly coming to see a higher truth.
Seven symbols were created to facilitate this process and will now be introduced on Earth for the first time since the most recent period of higher consciousness, around 14,000 years ago.
Symbol 1. Understanding thinking
God is a thinking being, meaning a phenomenon that can connect with energy and rationalize a path for that energy.
This is what we usually call creation, and it begins with rational thinking.
To understand thinking, think of a plant that draws its inspiration or nourishment from the soil it has been planted in.
Your brain is essentially a plant that draws inspiration from your soul, which is the land you live on and the minerals in your physical body.
In symbol 1, which depicts the cosmic heart and its four chambers of spring, summer, fall, and winter, symbolized by the Vesica Piscis, the silver zero, the spiral, and the golden zero, respectively, thinking is represented by the relationship between the two zeros that forms the Vesica Piscis.
When a being is perfectly balanced in its masculine (rational) and feminine (abstract) aspects, it is perfectly enlightened, and we call it an angel, among other possibilities. Humans are far from this state, though they are balanced enough to understand who they are, as presented in the fourth and final Christian Testament.
A perfectly balanced aspect of God can give birth to life by infusing consciousness with movement.
However, a human can connect with this energy via their brain and, in doing so, become inspired by it, meaning desiring to manifest it as a physical reality.
So, the ability to think essentially corresponds to the ability to nourish life by drawing energy stored in the earth and beginning to do something tangible with it.
Specifically, rational thinking entails creating a concrete vision, while abstract thinking entails understanding how this vision can become reality in the best possible way, given the complex and, for a human, abstract processes of life.
By thinking, represented by the Vesica Piscis in symbol 1, though this is a higher level than humans are capable of, humans play their part in creation by bringing God’s desires to fruition.
Symbol 2: Understanding communication
If symbol 1 depicts how life begins in the physical dimension through thinking, then symbol 2 describes how these thoughts must be nurtured through appropriate communication before they can become successful physical creations.
Symbol 2 shows the spectrum of light’s inherent qualities. It also reveals that God is a breathing being that 1) begins to inhale at the winter solstice, marked by complete darkness, 2) reaches half-full ‘lungs’ at the spring equinox, when night and day are equally balanced, 3) begins to exhale at the summer solstice, which is dominated by light, before it 4) reaches half-full ‘lungs’ again at the fall equinox.
So, the first core energy, thinking, represents the ability to pick up the energy of the inhale that began with the fifth core energy, knowing.
Consequently, the second core energy, communication, concerns the ability to bring God’s inspiration, represented by the new inhale created by enlightened beings, forward by expressing it to others and by listening to their feedback.
If this is done successfully, the third core energy, creativity, can take place before it is felt, integrated as pure knowledge, and remembered, represented by the yellow, blue, indigo, and violet circles in symbol 2.
Importantly, communication is life’s most feminine energy, while knowing is the most masculine.
To understand this, you must know that the colors red, orange, and yellow are feminine, while the colors blue, indigo, and violet are masculine. Additionally, the odd numbers 1, 3, and 5 are masculine, while the even numbers 2, 4, and 6 are feminine. With this reasoning, you can see that communication is described by both a feminine color and a feminine number, just as knowing is described by both a masculine color and a masculine number, while the other four core energies are neutral.
This information will be critical as we continue to unravel the mystery of who we are and how life is wired.
Symbol 3: Understanding creativity
By now, it should be clear that the creativity humans engage in doesn’t originate in their brains but is something more evolved beings have initiated, suggesting that a human’s role is to manifest spiritual creations as physical, tangible realities that can be felt.
In symbol 3, we can see that the creative process, viewed from a human perspective, begins at the spring equinox and reaches a climax six months later at the fall equinox, when it is completed.
From the fall equinox, the focus is on feeling the creation and learning from it, specifically whether it created harmony or disharmony, meaning more love or less love.
These realizations lead to enlightenment, symbolized in symbol 3 by the number ten at the center of the wheel.
After the instant moment of enlightenment, you no longer do things the same way as before, initiating two parallel processes: the beginning to do things differently and the beginning to let go of past beliefs and habits.
After a process of dying, represented by the numbers 11, 12, and 13 and by the season of winter, a new spring arrives, meaning a time to connect with new desires.
The third core energy of creativity has two essential aspects, as do all six core energies. Its inward aspect, the number five relates to taking bold action in alignment with what life has communicated to you through the number four, which is then followed by the number six, in which you step back and allow life to play a more significant role in finalizing your work, including sharing it with others.
Learning to create life according to the thirteen-step process presented in symbol 3 is equivalent to mastering life through its Thirteen Cosmic Commandments.
Symbol 4: Understanding feeling
To understand feeling, you must understand something about the patriarchy we have been living in on Earth for thousands of years, represented by the outdated Christian cross with only one horizontal axis, depicted in Step 1 in symbol 4.
In a patriarchy, primitive humans, sometimes better referred to as advanced animals, have very little awareness of life’s spiritual side, meaning their abilities to feel, know, and remember energy are very rudimentary.
Because of this, they act brutally, believing they are the only intelligent species in the cosmos, reflecting many distortions, including a complete misunderstanding of what thinking actually is.
With a correct understanding of rational and abstract thinking as something that helps a person connect with their desires and how to fulfill them, rather than as a tool for evaluating right and wrong, it becomes clear that we cannot judge life in any other way than by feeling whether it is pleasant or unpleasant.
As humans approach the kingdom of compassionate, spiritual beings through the course of evolution, they begin to feel the truth of who they are.
The only reason The Fourth Testament is released at the very beginning of the third millennium is that a critical mass of people is about to reach this level.
Symbol 4 depicts the evolution of the Christian cross in three steps. Step 1 shows the distorted, ‘upside-down’ or illusionary, understanding of life people have in a patriarchy. Step 2 shows the reality for a Christ being, who is sensitive enough to have good intentions, though not yet so sophisticated as to consistently do good, meaning creating love instead of pain. Step 3 shows a fully evolved human being, a so-called God-conscious human who thrives in paradise and has an energy field that resembles a Merkaba, which essentially means its frequency is sufficiently high to love unconditionally and discern right from wrong, meaning knowing which desires will lead to happiness and which will lead to more learning through suffering.
The purpose of The Fourth Testament is to help people progress from Step 2 to Step 3 by helping them trust more in life.
Symbol 5: Understanding knowing
In symbol 5, we can see how a higher knowing, or a higher frequency, brings various aspects of God, so-called cosmic beings, forward in an eternal spiral.
A plant cell becomes an animal cell, which becomes a human cell, and so forth, until they reach a higher plane, in which entire plants become entire animals, which become humans, before they ascend into entirely spiritual beings.
Symbol 5 also reveals that plants have a special relationship with compassionate beings, animals with enlightened beings, and humans with divine beings.
If we translate this to our physical bodies, where the head represents thinking energy, the throat represents communication energy, the muscular system represents creativity energy, the organs represent feeling energy, the genitals represent knowing energy, and the bones represent memory energy, we can begin to understand that our head and organs, throat and genitals, and muscles and bones are closely interdependent.
Specifically, how we feel controls how we think, how we feel sexually attracted controls how we communicate, and how connected we are to our soul controls how we take action.
The significance of this is that the way we think, communicate, and act, representing the physical side of creation, changes dramatically as we become more sensitive beings, meaning more connected to life’s spiritual side, expressed as an ability to feel subtle energy, know the truth of God, and sense the memories held in our soul.
This, in turn, suggests that humanity will manifest an earthly paradise once they have become galactic beings, meaning beings connected to the universe’s invisible, spiritual realms as well.
Symbol 6: Understanding memory
Among understanding 1) thinking, 2) communication, 3) creativity, 4) feeling, 5) knowing, and 6) memory, the latter is the most difficult and the one furthest from the human experience of life.
God’s memory is represented by the universe’s physical structure, including the minerals we know as rocks, crystals, gemstones, magma, and more, as well as the hair, nails, enamel, and bones in our physical body.
If connecting with our feelings is hard, connecting with our intuition, or knowing, is even harder, yet nothing compared to truly connecting with the wisdom held within our soul.
The entire universe is a gigantic soul that we can tap into, yet it also has smaller parts that are closer to us, similar to how an ocean can theoretically be divided into a vast number of unique water drops.
When we learn something, it automatically alters the vibration of the land we live on, suggesting that the vibration of the entire cosmos increases.
On a practical level, we connect with our soul by slowing down so we can first connect with our feelings. From there, we continue to slow down until we live in perfect harmony with the cosmic heartbeat, which includes spending most of our time in nature: close to plants, animals, other humans, and compassionate, enlightened, and divine beings.
In this harmony, we begin to connect with the vast wisdom we have collectively acquired over eons, and we can easily manifest the prophecy of an earthly, human paradise.
In symbol 6, we can see how our collective wisdom is stored at different places on Earth.
How to think balanced is embodied in the land of Oceania; healthy communication is primarily embodied in the land of sub-equatorial Africa; healthy creativity, meaning the ability to balance bold action with surrender, is mainly embodied in South America; the ability to feel ourselves and others is especially strong in North America; the ability to expand life through knowing is embodied in Europe; and the ability to remember our collective wisdom is specifically embodied in Asia.
Symbol 7: Understanding love
The key to understanding love is to grasp oneness, as depicted in symbol 7.
We are ultimately one being, a single collective memory expressed through the universe’s mineral structure.
This memory is continually expanded by seven enlightened beings, representing the seven hues of the light spectrum, known as thinking, communication, creativity, (love), feeling, knowing, and memory. These seven beings, closest to God’s essence, are central to Christian mythology and are described as seven archangels who stand before God on the final day of judgment.
On a more granular level, these seven enlightened beings can be viewed as thirteen compassionate beings, representing their inward and outward aspects, along with thirteen evolutionary lineages to be introduced shortly.
If we continue, there are even more granular expressions of God represented by humans, animals, and plants, all of whom appear to be separated in the physical dimension, the densest in our universe.
By understanding that we are one being, reflecting different levels of granularity of God’s light, we can begin to act accordingly, meaning letting go of illusions such as the belief that we aren’t important or that we aren’t worthy of pleasure.
We are God, and we can only evolve together.
Consequently, don’t judge your brothers and sisters on Earth, but neither try to carry them forward, knowing that the best you can do for them, as well as for yourself, is to rise in frequency.
In a lighter universe, it’s easier for everyone to heal as quickly as possible and begin to flourish.
REVELATION 2
The Kingdom of Love metaphor
God’s creation, here referred to as the Kingdom of Love, is ruled by a king in golden armor and a queen in a silver robe, representing death and life, also known as life’s spiritual and physical dimensions.
By their side, they have four gender-neutral knights, of which the first and fourth represent the spring equinox and the second and third the fall equinox, as shown in the symbol below.
How the kingdom was born
The Kingdom of Love was born from the Vesica Piscis of God’s Holy Quaternity because God is the ability to birth life, along with the ability to nurture it, experience it, and expand it to new heights.
Why God is these four things is beyond what The Fourth Testament can give an answer to.
The mission of completing the Christian lineage on Earth doesn’t reach beyond the impossible, meaning to answer why we exist, but only to explain who we are and how our joint creation is constructed.
Getting to know the queen
The queen of life is God’s feminine essence, specialized in communication, which involves self-expression as much as receiving others’ expressions.
While men tend to be strongly connected to their genital area and keen on sex, women tend to be strongly connected to their throat area and keen on socializing.
However, once a woman is fully open in her throat area, she can easily open other parts as well, suggesting that when she’s allowed to express herself freely and creates intimacy with someone who does the same, she thrives.
When the queen of life thrives, she’s a blessing to be around, but when she doesn’t, she’s rather introverted.
Getting to know the king
The king of life is God’s masculine essence, specialized in knowing what he wants for himself and how he wants to change the world around him for the better, according to his beliefs.
This knowing stems from his strong connection to his genitals, which represent our body’s center for knowing energy.
As long as men are rather primitive, closer to the world of animals than to the world of compassionate beings, their truth is also primitive, as are their sexual desires.
Needless to say, this doesn’t represent an environment where women easily feel free to express themselves authentically, nor does it reflect what they would hold space for if they had the power to choose.
The ongoing conflict in the kingdom
Until women and men have evolved enough to embody both a king and a queen, there is a conflict between them: men want to expand what they have, while women want to enjoy what they have as much as possible.
We can say that men find it easier to try new things and often find excitement in life by pursuing new projects, while women find it easier to enjoy the present moment.
In this dynamic, men often experience women as working against them unless they follow their orders, while women often feel suppressed by men, which ruins their chances of enjoying life.
The only solution to this conflict is for men to become a bit more like women and vice versa, which happens naturally over millions of years as they make love, meaning they exchange energy with one another.
A day in the kingdom
All days in the Kingdom of Love start the same way, with Knight Thinking creating a vision and a plan, heavily influenced by the King’s decisions from yesterday, delivered as a report to Knight Memory.
He hands over the plan to Queen Communication, who announces it to the entire kingdom, truly enjoying being seen and heard by her people.
After giving the people some time to digest the plans, she open-heartedly receives their responses and takes them into account when she instructs Knight Creativity on what to do.
Knight Creativity takes bold action based on the queen’s instructions, then steps back to observe how his efforts create a lot of movement throughout the kingdom.
Once the movement has diminished somewhat, Knight Feeling assesses the success of the creation by checking if it generates a positive emotion internally. Later, he considers the overall sentiment of all the people in the kingdom before submitting a report to the king.
The king absorbs the report, which changes his understanding of how best to rule the Kingdom of Love. It makes him more capable of ruling in a way that generates harmony, suggesting it changes his desires about future initiatives.
As a slightly more enlightened king, he instructs the fourth knight, Memory, to override some of his earlier ideas about right and wrong. Memory carries out the order promptly, then closes the office and leaves a final report for Thinking to read the next morning.
Understanding life
The easiest way to understand life is to embrace the cosmic cross, which essentially comprises two parts: the cosmic heart and the six core energies of creation, along with the level of love they generate as they blend.
The point of understanding the Holy Quaternity of the cosmic heart is that its four eternal principles manifest as spring, summer, fall, and winter, representing the highest perspective from which life must be understood.
However, to understand life at a level that makes sense in our daily lives, we cannot focus on four steps but on thirteen, specifically the inward and outward aspects of the seven core energeis you find in the cosmic cross together with love.
But if it is so important to understand life as a cycle of thirteen steps, why aren’t there thirteen gemstones in the cosmic cross? The answer is simply that it would have been possible to have two red stones, two orange stones, and so forth, but why make things unnecessarily complicated?
Let’s now delve deeper into the cosmic cross and learn how it will support the creation of an earthly paradise.
REVELATION 3
Achieving the prophecy of paradise
It’s impossible to understand life without acknowledging the cosmic heart, which has not only birthed the energy that constitutes creation but also nurtured, experienced, and reformed it into more beautiful manifestations.
You are the cosmic heart, meaning you are God’s essence of pure consciousness.
However, you are also an aspect of creation, specifically a seven-dimensional cosmic being with the abilities to think, communicate, create, feel, know, and remember, according to your level of enlightenment, which determines your ability to create harmony or love.
Once you begin to understand who you truly are, there is nothing that stands between you and paradise other than time, which is nothing but the unfoldment of the unavoidable.
There is no way to go backward in evolution, becoming an earthly animal or plant once more. Only the animal and plant worlds can be re-experienced at higher planes of existence, by embodying galaxies, star clusters, and more.
The path to paradise
Paradise can only be reached by walking the only path that leads to Rome, a metaphor for the one and only path that leads to enlightenment, which, as the expression ‘all paths lead to Rome’ suggests, includes everything you can possibly pursue.
Therefore, don’t make life complicated because there is nothing to worry about.
Your only task is to understand who you are and to become a harmonious part of creation. This is the only thing the more evolved aspects of yourself ask of you.
Consequently, if you work with the wrong things, engage with the wrong people for you, eat the wrong types of food for you, etc., life will let you know by making you feel less than absolutely joyful.
Unless you vibrate at the frequency of joy almost every day, you haven’t yet reached paradise, probably because you are still holding yourself back too much from living your truth because you are too concerned about those who could be triggered by your authenticity.
The thirteen human archetypes
The inward and outward aspects of life’s six core energies, together with love, give rise to thirteen unique archetypes, as listed below:
Inward thinking: The visionary problem solver (masculine)
Outward thinking: The grounded politician (feminine)
Inward communication: The expressive dancer (feminine)
Outward communication: The nurturing mother (feminine)
Inward creativity: The genius creator (masculine)
Outward creativity: The planetary savior (feminine)
Inward feeling: The cosmic scientist (masculine)
Outward feeling: The sensitive healer (feminine)
Inward knowing: The protective father (masculine)
Love: The God-conscious person (gender neutral)
Outward knowing: The intuitive lover (masculine)
Inward memory: The wise sage (masculine)
Outward memory: The profound oracle (feminine)
As you can see, the outward archetypes are all feminine, except for the intuitive lover, while the inward archetypes are all masculine, except for the expressive dancer. This reflects that communication is entirely feminine and knowing is entirely masculine, as explained in the first Revelation’s second symbol.
Let’s now get to know each of the thirteen archetypes a bit better:
1. The visionary problem solver (masculine)
The visionary problem solver is particularly inclined toward rational thinking, suggesting he has thrived in the patriarchy, perhaps as a well-paid lawyer, a doctor, an engineer, or a financial advisor.
His strength isn’t thinking outside the box, but he is the master of thinking inside it, an absolutely essential skill in society, yet something that has been disproportionately praised over the last thousands of years.
2. The grounded politician (feminine)
The grounded politician is particularly well-suited to abstract thinking, suggesting she can see how a vision can become reality or at least understand the mechanisms of flowing with life until a tangible path ahead is visible.
In the past, she has struggled to receive the faith from others needed to align with life’s complex processes, often suppressed by rational, masculine thinking.
3. The expressive dancer (feminine)
The expressive dancer thrives on stage, expressing herself and receiving others’ admiring attention. However, she’s also happy to express everything she believes in, clearly articulating visions and plans so that others can understand them.
In the past, the expressive dancer was often suppressed by masculine authority, which wasn’t interested in listening to people’s unique perspectives but only in ensuring that the broad masses followed the decisions of a ruling elite.
4. The nurturing mother (feminine)
The nurturing mother represents our ability to listen to life, both within and outside ourselves, and to use that information to ground ourselves fully before taking action.
In the past, the ability to listen to life wasn’t highly valued and was often perceived as passivity or superstition.
5. The genius creator (masculine)
The genius creator represents our ability to take action, often through hands-on work with our muscles, or at least by making strong, often life-changing decisions.
In the past, the genius creator wasn’t always so genius, acting in accordance with prevailing norms and practices built up over time, rather than in accordance with the path life was indicating.
6. The planetary savior (feminine)
The planetary savior is someone who masters the art of surrender.
Although all outward-oriented archetypes include an element of connecting with life outside yourself, this is particularly critical to master after taking bold action in any direction.
The reason she’s called the planetary savior is that Mother Nature cannot be ‘saved’ by bold actions stemming from rational thinking, but only by a very gentle alignment with her over time.
7. The cosmic scientist (masculine)
The cosmic scientist is a man who is fascinated by the cosmos and learns more about it by observing the dynamic between his own life and the life expressions around him.
By noticing how he feels differently throughout the month and the year, he realizes that life is a co-created process and how best to align with it.
8. The sensitive healer (feminine)
In the past, the sensitive healer archetype could be labeled a witch and was seen as threatening the rational patriarchy more than anything else.
The witch, or the sensitive healer, is someone who is highly sensitive and can perceive, for example, how a certain plant can help another person achieve greater harmony.
9. The protective father (masculine)
The protective father is the most masculine of all archetypes, thus the counterpart to the nurturing mother.
He is life’s authority figure, the force that knows the truth, although it is always his version of the truth, which is rarely very high within a patriarchy.
Going forward, as men increase their level of frequency by connecting with higher truths than in the imploding patriarchy, women will feel truly protected and safe enough to freely express themselves and thereby become more open to men and their sexual desires.
10. The God-conscious person (neutral)
The God-conscious or ‘enlightened’ person masters all the inward and outward aspects of life’s six core energies reasonably well, suggesting that he or she is as sexually two-polar as one can be in a physical dimension.
While the people around the enlightened person may be more primitive, everyone appreciates someone who can distinguish truth from lies in a nonjudgmental way.
11. The intuitive lover (masculine)
The intuitive lover is as rare as a male archetype with the capacity to sense outwardly, making him capable of giving people the power to move forward in life, often expressed sexually but also through art.
In the past, the intuitive lover wasn’t very intuitive but was ruled by his primitive sexual instincts, and his art wasn’t very beautiful except in the relatively rare examples by professional artists.
12. The wise sage (masculine)
The wise sage is someone who lives in symbiosis with the land he lives on, drawing on the vast wisdom of our collective past and using it to support life.
In the past, the wise sage was often too authoritarian and full of himself to truly support life, creating healing practices that caused more harm than good, such as exorcism and many forms of shamanism. Though the mushrooms, plants, and animals he might have worked with can be truly helpful, their use must be conscious, which requires a profound understanding of cosmic truth rather than simply an inclination toward spiritual activity.
13. The profound oracle (feminine)
The profound oracle remembers who we are more than anyone else and uses this capacity to guide humanity along the right path through profound, sometimes mysterious revelations.
As planet Earth begins to resemble a paradise, her role will re-emerge and support the development of many things, including technology.
Which archetype are you?
You embody all thirteen archetypes, but if you are a man, you are more likely to be the visionary problem solver, the genius creator, the cosmic scientist, the protective father, the intuitive lover, and the wise sage, while women are more likely to be the grounded politicians, expressive dancers, nurturing mothers, planetary saviors, sensitive healers, and profound oracles.
If you are a man who feels more drawn to the feminine archetypes or a woman who feels more drawn to the masculine ones, you are likely also sexually attracted to people of the same gender. Neither is wrong, nor is it the end state of your journey ahead.
REVELATION 4
Striving toward perfection
The spiral of life, explained in the first Revelation’s fifth symbol and accurately plotted in the first symbol, has a distinctive shape known as the Fibonacci Sequence in mathematics.
The more it grows, the closer it approaches the golden mean ratio, called phi, which is derived from the Vesica Piscis.
So, the spiral (life) born from God’s vulva (the Vesica Piscis) gradually approaches the perfection of the golden ratio, derived from the perfect symmetry of two circles (or zeros) touching at their centers.
Why we will never become perfect
The more the Fibonacci Sequence grows, the closer it gets to phi, but it can never reach it, only come closer and closer, expressed with more decimal places.
In reality, it’s precisely like that. We evolve to become like God’s essence, which requires us to breathe in and out eternally, meaning living and dying, being both physical and spiritual.
The story of Moses
Before Moses freed his people from slavery in Egypt, in cooperation with God, he received a very special message from God, conveyed through a burning bush.
Why was the bush burning? Why did Moses receive the Ten Commandments, written on two stone tablets, at Mount Sinai? Why did the Israelites receive manna from heaven during their years in the desert? Why did they remain in the desert for exactly 40 years? And why did God part the Red Sea so they could safely reach the promised land?
All of these questions are highly relevant to understanding the perceived mystery of life.
The burning bush
The burning bush symbolizes that life is eternal, precisely because our desire to exercise our creative potential, our fire, never stops burning.
We evolve indefinitely, constantly approaching the promised land of perfection, characterized by the opposite of slavery, complete freedom.
The reason God spoke to Moses in the form of a burning bush, instructing him to free his people from slavery, is simply to highlight that life is an endless journey from less to greater freedom.
On Earth, people are constrained by many factors and can create harmony only when the times allow it. They are, metaphorically speaking, slaves to a ruling force, just as the Israelites were slaves under Egyptian rule.
However, this force isn’t evil, as the Egyptians are portrayed to be, but rather compassionate beings who ensure that all humans grow along their ideal path, supported by the Law of Attraction.
The symbolism of the Ten Commandments
The Ten Commandments represent the guidance that compassionate beings constantly provide to humans, and they were written in stone to highlight that memory is embodied in minerals.
Exactly what they say isn’t so interesting in this context, but rather that they are part of the Exodus story, highlighting that planet Earth is a school in God-consciousness.
Manna
God sent manna from the heavens to the suffering Israelites, which is a symbol of how people are taken care of under the cosmic Law of Attraction, to be properly introduced in Revelation 12.
This law states that we always receive what we need to grow, which is normally the perfect challenges that create resistance to our weaknesses.
However, it can also be food or shelter.
Only if it’s truly part of our experience to starve, because we haven’t experienced it enough in past lives, will we do so.
Why the Israelites stayed 40 years in the desert before reaching the promised land
There are many promised lands in life’s eternal spiral, but the next one is obviously paradise, which requires a correct understanding of the Holy Quaternity and the number four.
In short, the number four represents completeness and stability, which is why chairs and tables typically have four legs rather than three or five.
With three legs, the chair would be too unstable, and a fifth leg wouldn’t add anything but unnecessary confusion.
The same applies to the Holy Quaternity, expressed as our ability to birth, nurture, experience, and advance life. You can’t remove any one, and there is no need to add more.
By staying precisely 4+0 years in a dry, hot desert before entering the promised land, people had time to embrace the Holy Quaternity of who they are.
Why God parted the Red Sea
After exiting Egypt, made possible by the ten plagues God had sent there, the Pharaoh changed his mind and wanted to catch up with the fleeing Israelites, who were saved when the Red Sea opened before them, allowing them to pass before the Egyptian soldiers arrived.
The message here, relevant to understanding that we are evolving toward the golden ratio of perfection, is that miracles are possible if they support the cause.
Therefore, if you are meant to buy a house in a part of the world where it’s too expensive for you, or if you are meant to become a famous person despite a gloomy outlook, these things will happen. Have no doubt about that.
If God could part the Red Sea, he can do anything, metaphorically speaking.
REVELATION 5
The beauty of Christian heritage
We have already mentioned that the Virgin Birth, Mother Mary, Jesus, and the Father in Heaven symbolize the Holy Quaternity of the cosmic heart. However, let’s also note that the idea that Jesus took on humanity’s sins is a metaphor for his mission to demonstrate how to live without needing to face painful challenges.
In the past, people believed that their pain was due to their sins, whereas it was, of course, due to their unconsciousness about life. So, by teaching people about life, their sins, meaning their pain, would gradually become less intense.
The Three Wise Men
Thirteen days after Jesus was born, he was greeted by the Three Wise Men, who brought him gold, myrrh, and frankincense. Why did they do that, and why did they come from the East?
To understand this, consider that everything people dream of is abundance in money, love, and health, which together define the human paradise.
How do you achieve these three things? Is it by working hard or by evolving enough to effortlessly create them? Of course, it is the latter. So, by evolving, meaning experiencing the phases one through nine of all life cycles, especially the first nine months of the year, starting at the spring equinox, when Jesus resurrected from the dead, you gradually become more abundant.
Becoming enlightened is also a process of connecting more deeply with your soul and its neighboring souls, which essentially means connecting with the wisdom of the land you live on – a quality embodied particularly well by people in Asia, as shown in symbol 6 in Revelation 1. For this reason, the Three Wise Men came from ‘the East.’
So, it was not only necessary to give birth to God’s son and light the Star of Bethlehem to signify enlightenment, but also to bring the gifts that enlightenment leads to, namely money, love, and health, symbolized by gold, myrrh, and frankincense
In the context of The Fourth Testament’s first of four Chambers, it’s essential to emphasize that these old metaphors weren’t meant to be understood at the time they were written, but to help people quickly raise their faith in life at a later point, something Jesus referred to as the second coming of Christ. This point in time is now.
The second coming of Christ
The second coming of Christ refers to a time when humanity would be ready to embody the Christian message in its undistorted form, meaning the ability to discern right from wrong and to love unconditionally.
This moment is here, and The Fourth Testament was created to support this change, released in advance of the 2,000-year anniversary of Jesus’ crucifixion in 2033.
All the parables in the Bible and other esoteric teachings point to a higher truth, but it’s not necessary to go through everything. What’s key is understanding that abundance in money, love, and health can only be achieved through inner transformation, specifically by enlightening the heart’s four chambers, related to self-love, neighborly love, spiritual love, and love for the land you live on. This is the higher reason we light four Advent candles as we approach the moment of enlightenment each year, represented by Christmas.
The role of John the Baptist
John the Baptist was born on Earth to his mother, Elizabeth, with a mission to pave the way for Jesus’s teachings.
He was a strong man with a strong voice, and people listened to him.
The Fourth Testament has been preceded by an equally strong and expressive man, namely 2,000 years of patriarchal suppression, which is screaming at people that it’s time to turn inwards.
It’s time to stop competing and start cooperating, which can only happen when men rise up and reclaim their role as life’s protectors, as John the Baptist once did.
Of course, Jesus could have spread his word without John the Baptist, but then the symbolism wouldn’t have been passed down to us. It says that truth can only be accessed through courage, suggesting that step one in creating a paradise isn’t to begin doing things differently, but to gain the courage to do so, which you can only do by embracing and nurturing your masculine essence.
Christianity embodies this masculine essence, whereas other belief systems around the world, such as Buddhism and Hinduism, African polytheistic traditions, including those of ancient Egypt, and Native Indian traditions in South and North America, reflect entirely different things.
Therefore, paradise on Earth begins with bringing Christianity, life’s masculine authority, which vibrates with the number five, to cosmic truth.
The role of the Virgin
The Virgin Mary and the Black Madonna, two examples of God’s feminine essence, have been worshipped since the dawn of time as bearers of life’s mystery.
However, this mystery isn’t truly feminine, yet it is embodied in the feminine creation as a vulva that gives birth to life.
We know that this vulva is the Vesica Piscis, equally created through the masculine and feminine aspects of God’s essence, the golden and silver circles, yet somehow even more closely connected to the woman because of her role in giving birth to life.
Therefore, while the masculine force is life’s authority, the feminine force is life itself.
If we continue this line of reasoning, the Black Madonna has been revered and will continue to be so, but it’s time to understand that she isn’t a goddess but rather a manifestation of God’s ability to give birth to life, which is both masculine and feminine.
The point is that Jesus’ mother, Mary, is just as important as his father, Joseph, though the Father in Heaven, somewhat misleadingly, took his place in the Holy Quaternity.
It’s time to recognize that both Joseph and Mary represent two aspects of God’s essence, while the emphasis on Mary can be explained by her physical embodiment of God’s vulva, the Vesica Piscis.
The role of Jesus
Jesus represents the prodigious child, born of the Supreme Mother and Father, as much as he represents the third chamber of the cosmic heart, the capacity to experience life.
You experience life by feeling it, which requires you to be somewhat sensitive, meaning a relatively evolved human being, explaining why Jesus was portrayed as so different from the people around him.
In reality, he wasn’t that much different, only a man with a strong message to share, like so many others before and after him.
His role in the history books isn’t because of him but because of how his legacy has been used to support humanity’s teachings over the last 2,000 years.
As we now enter a new age, a new millennium, the past is no longer relevant, except to recognize a common thread that should give people faith in the future.
The purpose of Christianity
While the belief system in Oceania represents a near-perfect balance between rational and abstract thinking, historically embodied by Aboriginals and Marois, Christianity and its brother religions, Islam and Judaism, embodied above all in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, represent knowing, meaning an embodiment of the truth about how to live and how to move forward in life.
Needless to say, at a lower frequency, such as on Earth in the last 2,000 years, Christianity becomes invasive and brutal, embodying the essence of patriarchy.
For this reason, Christians tend to exaggerate the threat posed by the much more peaceful Eastern cultures, including Russia to a large extent.
Few people, if any, embody the desire to conquer the world like Christians, which, at a lower frequency, leads to war and slavery, while at a higher frequency it represents the necessary authority to create world peace.
The sharpest contrast to the Christian mentality is found in the Southern parts of Africa, which, in contrast to Christianity and life’s masculine North Pole, represents life’s feminine South Pole.
Isn’t it fascinating that just as women were enslaved by men for much of the last two millennia, Christian Europeans found a way to enslave their feminine counterparts in sub-Saharan Africa, literally forcing them to work for free in their colonies in the Americas.
And just as Christians conquered the New World, represented by their colonies in Asia, Oceania, and the Americas, so will they bring planet Earth into the future once more, though to a brighter one.
Making peace with Christian history
Needless to say, Christianity, like all outdated belief systems of the past two millennia, has a rather dark history, including inquisitions, rape, torture, and much more committed in God’s name.
For this reason, The Fourth Testament is firmly rooted in the past, showing that Christianity was always as good as it could possibly be, given people’s level of consciousness at the time.
Going forward, Christianity will become the brightly shining Star of Bethlehem it has always been, more clearly recognized as life’s authority, not only by Europeans but by all people on Earth.
REVELATION 6
Understanding the soul concept
A soul is one of the two aspects of the Virgin Birth and the spring equinox, namely our capacity to remember, with the other being God’s inherent capacity to think.
Life in the physical dimension begins with connecting with our soul, which holds our memories of past experiences and the intentions for the future, as created by God’s most evolved aspects, enlightened beings, or angels.
Without the universe’s physical structure, which represents our memory through our souls, we couldn’t think increasingly advanced thoughts, meaning we couldn’t continue to give birth to life at higher levels.
The confusion around the soul concept
The Fourth Testament urges people to see themselves as seven-dimensional cosmic beings, seamlessly integrated with the cosmic heart of pure consciousness through their physical hearts.
This marks a sharp contrast to the popular belief that we are a soul incarnated in a physical body.
With such a limited approach, it’s impossible to understand that we are life, and it’s easy to create the distorted belief that we have a life, with the difference being like night and day.
The boundlessness of a soul
Although we are souls, meaning we are able to remember our past experiences of life, referring to past experiences of ourselves, we can’t really say where one soul ends and another begins, just as we can’t easily separate drops of water from the vast sea.
Therefore, you must realize that you are not a single soul but an aspect of God who is more connected to some parts of our universe’s history than to others.
The closest you can come to merging with your soul is to live in the land where you feel truly at home, a place that can change as you grow older and potentially complete certain chapters and begin new ones.
Transforming your soul
The more you embrace life’s masculine, spiritual side by becoming sensitive to spiritual energy, the more you can connect with your soul and all the seamlessly neighboring souls, suggesting that you can transform your ability to think in a more conscious way, which is akin to saying that you begin to create at a higher level.
On Earth, this process will become critical for everyone seeking to live in paradise, primarily through connecting with nature.
Letting go of outdated beliefs of what a soul is
Instead of talking about ourselves as souls, it’s better to describe ourselves as aspects of God or seven-dimensional cosmic beings, with the definition being that we are all created ‘in the image of God after his likeness,’ meaning we can give birth to life, nurture it, experience it, and advance it on our own account.
Plants, animals, humans, compassionate beings, enlightened beings, and divine beings represent the six types of cosmic beings or aspects of God at the highest level, whereas physical things like a car or a glass aren’t.
The soul concept, meaning your ability to remember, is an essential part of your seven-dimensional body, but it is not more critical than your abilities to think, communicate, create, feel, and know in order to create love.
Therefore, think of yourself as a ray of light in seven nuances, of which the third one, the color yellow called creativity, is most dominant.
However, you are very complex amalgamation of energy, suggesting that you head area is dominant in red thinking energy, your throat area in orange communication energy, your muscles in yellow creativity energy, your organs in blue feeling energy, your genitals in indigo knowing energy, your bones in violet memory energy, and your heart area in green love.
REVELATION 7
The meaning of unconditional love
Ultimately, unconditional love, in contrast to conditional love, which is kindness only if someone agrees with your view of life, is a rarity until people understand their true essence as God.
When they do, they don’t see people who do barbaric things, from their perspective, as evil but as unconscious, which makes the whole difference.
In fact, the most brutal dictators of the past you can think of weren’t evil, and neither were those who raped and tortured. They were immature Christ beings, which is akin to saying their way of thinking was still heavily influenced by the fight-or-flight instincts of animals.
Becoming ambassadors of love
As people begin to realize their essence as God, which implies there is no separation within creation other than the illusory one in the physical dimension, they begin to treat themselves and others with the respect they deserve.
At this point, wars cease to exist, both within and outside themselves, suggesting that there is not only world peace but also perfect health.
In fact, there can’t be peace within ourselves, meaning we can’t be healthy, unless there is peace outside ourselves, and vice versa.
Understanding our seven-dimensional nature
The energies of 1) thinking, 2) communication, 3) creativity, 4) feeling, 5) knowing, and 6) memory belong to our feminine and masculine sides.
Precisely, the even numbers communication, feeling, and memory belong to our feminine essence, while the odd numbers knowing, thinking, and creativity belong to our masculine essence, as pictured in the cosmic cross.
That said, it is only communication that is entirely feminine, and knowing that is entirely masculine because the even, feminine numbers four and six are balanced by the masculine colors blue and violet, just as the odd, masculine numbers one and three are balanced by the feminine colors red and yellow.
Consequently, it is the North and South Poles, referring to the fifth and second core energies of knowing and communication, that create the polarity within all cosmic beings, including planet Earth, while the equator and our hearts represent a place of perfect balance.
The lines in the cosmic cross between the fourth and sixth core energies, as well as the first and third, represent the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, respectively – the most significant parts of a cosmic being after the heart/the equator.
In the human body, these indicate the locations of the throat and the genitals, respectively, and on planet Earth they represent the lines of freedom and fertility, respectively.
So, the feminine South Pole is directly connected with our throat, on planet Earth represented by the Tropics of Cancer, while the masculine North Pole is directly connected with our sexuality, on planet Earth represented by the countries along the Tropics of Capricorn.
More about our seven-dimensional nature
Starting from the top of our physical body and going downwards, we find the bodies that vibrate with the colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet, namely our head, our throat, our muscles, our heart, our organs, our genitals, and our skeleton.
These seven bodies, which together constitute our physical vehicle, represent only the physical frequency bands of an infinite spectrum that begins in the spiritual dimensions.
Therefore, our head, throat, muscles, organs, genitals, and bones point to our eternal abilities to think, communicate, create, feel, know, and remember.
In fact, we develop these capacities from life to life, gradually manifesting more refined physical vehicles until we reach the point where there is no longer any need to experience physical life, because we have satisfied all our desires for material pleasure.
Consequently, enlightenment in the sense of evolving beyond earthly life can only happen by living so much and experiencing so much that there is no hunger for more.
Clearly, you can’t reach this state by suppressing your sexuality in the name of God, entering a cloister, or giving everything you value to those who have less, but only by doing everything you truly appreciate without lying to yourself.