The Fourth Testament’s Second Chamber
The Thirteen Commandments to Master Life
The Fourth Testament’s second Chamber, related to nurturing life through unconditional love and creativity, reveals the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments to master life, which represent the same as Jesus and his twelve disciples, namely the numbers one through thirteen that derive from the inward and outward aspects of life’s six core energies and love.
The First Commandment represents an inhale, the second an exhale and so forth, excluding the number ten, which represents consciousness. Consequently, the number eleven, the first phase in a higher cycle, following enlightenment, represents an outbreath, in this context the knowing for a new world religion called cosmic science or love.
The second Chamber comprises thirteen Revelations, one for each Cosmic Commandment, and thereby differs from the other three Chambers of seven, seven, and six Revelations, respectively. This should be understood as an invitation to truly understand how to align oneself with the thirteen phases of a human life and the thirteen phases of an earthly year – the two most relevant cycles for a human to comprehend.