Gospel 5: The Foundation of Paradise
There are seven cosmic sacraments, traditionally recognized as 1) Baptism, 2) Confirmation, 3) Confession, 4) Communion, 5) Holy Orders, 6) Anointing of the Sick, and 7) Marriage, which form the foundation of life.
At a higher frequency than on planet Earth in the last two thousand years, we no longer discuss baptism but focus on societal support through childcare and education.
There's no need to confirm our religious beliefs as we get older, but to build a home for ourselves, we need financial support.
There is no need to confess any sins, but we still have a duty to contribute to building healthy societies through work.
Instead of relying on a priest or scientist to define what truth is, we must discover it within ourselves, embracing the emerging field of cosmic science, which The Fourth Testament exemplifies, although it is neither the first nor the last to do so.
Anointing the Sick isn’t about blessing those who are suffering, but about offering a compassionate way to care for our elderly, creating a win-win situation since they have so much to share in wisdom and positive energy.
Finally, the concept of marriage is fading, opening the possibility for new ways of connecting, perhaps best described as the freedom to reach our full potential.
1. Childcare and Education (Baptism)
During the first two cycles of life – ages zero to ten and eleven to twenty – you unconsciously develop a vision for your life and start planning how to achieve it.
Starting by activating your mentality – specifically the energy center we call the Crown chakra, explaining the Christian tradition of pouring water on a baby’s head – you gradually ground yourself in the earthly experience until you eventually reach the Root chakra and die, physically and spiritually merging with the planet you are a part of.
So, childcare and education are strongly linked to the brain area, although not as extremely as we have designed childcare and educational systems in today’s world, which, in addition to being overly focused on developing the brain, mainly focuses on its masculine side.
In the future, children should be invited and supported to develop their brains in ways that are beneficial for them, which vary greatly from child to child, often aligning with the archetype they most connect with, such as the strategic warrior, the talented performer, the genial lover, the sensitive healer, the wise sage, or the devoted witch.
Paradisial childcare
During the first two years, it is crucial for a baby to live in symbiosis with the mother, since this is the only way to ensure a smooth transition into a turbulent life without causing trauma that may appear later.
Equally important, if not more so, is gently pushing the baby away from the mother when it's ready, usually around age two. If not, the child will develop unhealthy attachments rather than becoming more independent.
In our society, we often give too little care during the first two years and too much afterward, turning family life into a nightmare instead of a blessing.
Paradisial education
The key to educating children is guiding them to connect with who they are and why they are here.
In this process, it isn’t very helpful to force them to learn things they're not interested in, push them to get high grades by frightening them into believing their lives will be miserable if they fail, or persuade them to try hobbies that parents like or that have high social status.
What is helpful, though, is to trust your children, believing that they have unique skills that will gradually surface and bring happiness to them and others, in divine timing.
This belief is the greatest gift a parent can give their children.
On a practical level, a child naturally wants to learn everything it needs to thrive in life. For example, as soon as it realizes that reading is helpful, it will start trying to read everything it can see, just as it once learned to walk. However, just as some children feel an urge to walk at eight months, others do so at eighteen months, and some want to read at four while others at eleven.
Forcing everyone to start reading at six is brutal for those who wanted to start earlier and for those who would prefer to start later.
Reading is just an example here and could be replaced with anything a traditional school offers. The point is that a paradisial school system is flexible and adapts to each child’s individual needs, and it doesn’t judge children through grading.
Lastly, assigning grades to children, which labels them as good or bad, is as barbaric as burning witches. Why? – Because it effectively destroys their ability to live, even if not directly.
In fact, it is the same mechanism that created the witch-hunt that formed our school system, namely the masculine force that is afraid of true knowledge because it is too cut off from the ability to feel the truth of life.
2. Financial Support (Confirmation)
To establish yourself in this life, you need money to buy a place to live, which means you must begin working in exchange.
In our societies, this process has been disrupted because of inflation, which has made it nearly impossible for young people to establish themselves, while it has made many older people wealthy, measured in paper money.
In paradise, there is no inflation, meaning the rules stay the same from generation to generation – you work, and in return, you can have a house.
The root cause of inflation
Inflation indicates an imbalance and worsens as the imbalance increases.
In our societies, this imbalance is created by greed. Let me explain.
Greedy people live from the ‘outside in’ instead of the opposite, striving for the things that others like, which, according to the natural forces of supply and demand, makes these things more expensive, forcing people to borrow more money.
If states operate similarly, desiring what other countries possess, especially their resources, they also require more money, either to buy these goods or to start a war and seize them.
This money is created by printing new bills with a press or by clicking a button on a computer.
Together, all forms of greed lead to imbalances and cause the prices of essentials to rise, making most people poorer.
However, not everyone becomes poorer in this system. Those who own the assets that increase in value when people are forced to pay more for the things they need don’t suffer from inflation.
In short, our financial system is unfair, driven by everyone’s greed, and some people’s greed more than others.
A future financial system
A future financial system must be 1) transparent, 2) equitable, meaning it reflects real value rather than paper bills or digital currency, and 3) governed by an institution with high integrity, whose role is to restore trust if individuals fail to meet their obligations.
Whether money is represented by gold, silver, scrap metal, paper, or digital form isn’t the right question; the real question is what value truly is.
And the answer is that real value is love, which, in this case, is shown by how you help create harmony in life for everyone, meaning the skills you possess.
Then ask yourselves if your skills are more valuable than someone else’s skills.
By the way, how do you value a person’s skills compared to someone else’s?
Is everyone’s skill equally important for a healthy society, or are some more important than others?
For example, is someone who works at a bank more valuable than someone who cares for young children, suggesting that the second cosmic sacrament is more important than the first?
In fact, we are so used to letting the market decide the value of our products and services, meaning the mechanism of supply and demand, that we don’t see that value is love.
In short, the only way to create a financial system that resonates with cosmic truth is to ensure that more freedom – meaning more money in this case – flows to those who love the most, which also means those who contribute the most to creating harmony on our shared planet.
Whether they work in a bank, at a hospital, or with young children, isn’t the most interesting factor since everyone is needed.
In other words, money should not go to those who are the best at playing the game called capitalism, but to those who can create something valuable with it.
The responsibility of being wealthy
In today’s world, most billionaires believe they have a duty to share some of their wealth with others, leading them to create trusts for various causes, fund state libraries or opera houses, or support individuals in scientific research, sports, or starting a company from scratch. In short, they do things they believe benefit society.
So far, so good. However, few, if any, of these people are worthy of their money, viewed from a cosmic perspective. Why? – Because they haven’t earned it through love but through inheritance or the forces of a capitalistic system, suggesting that they aren’t capable of deciding what is a good use of it.
Therefore, life will support dismantling the current financial system to make way for something new, which is similar to saying that people’s trust in the existing system is declining toward collapse.
The solution to the problem
A paradisial financial system, built around the three principles mentioned at the beginning, will gradually replace the existing one over the next few centuries.
So, what should people do in the meantime?
Should they invest their paper money in gold and silver, buy cryptocurrency, or revert to how trading was done in the Stone Age?
In short, although The Fourth Testament does not aim to predict which assets will increase the most in value, gold and silver, even though not considered cosmic money, embody a value that cryptocurrency, scrap metal, or paper bills cannot match, indicating they will serve as an intermediary role as the old system disintegrates.
However, when everyone on Earth is God-conscious, there's no need to dig up high-frequency gold from the ground, as it disrupts its cosmic role in stabilizing the masculine energy on our planet, and the same applies to silver.
Then people will use digital systems to support the flow of energy in highly sophisticated ways.
3. Labor Market (Confession)
In paradise, or any reality that vibrates with cosmic truth, everyone contributes with their unique skills, which they have connected with through a healthy childhood, proper education, and the ability to root themselves and build a good life, possibly including starting a family and having children.
The first thing to understand about a paradisial labor market is that there is no competition. Why? – Because no one can play your role and vice versa.
Competition arises only when people are disconnected from themselves, trying to follow the guidance of others instead of aligning with their cosmic mission.
The ABCs of a healthy labor market
In our societies, almost everyone aims to educate themselves to maximize their potential, as measured by the highest-paying jobs. For this reason, finance, medicine, law, and engineering have been the most sought-after fields of study, reflecting the foundations of a patriarchal society.
Little attention has been paid to the truly important fields, such as bringing children into the world, nurturing them, educating them, and caring for the elderly, or to witchcraft, which means transforming the planet by connecting more deeply with the earth, exploring forgotten skills, like the oracle role, which brings wisdom to this part of the cosmos, or the medicine woman, who works with plants to support people’s healing.
In fact, these jobs, arguably the most critical in society, have been performed by low-paid women who weren’t considered suitable for more important positions, viewed through a patriarchal lens.
Going forward, labor markets need a cleansing process, similar to the financial system, to meet the following three criteria:
Competition should be eliminated, which occurs when individuals connect with themselves and start to align with their cosmic mission.
Financial systems must support a healthy evolution by ensuring that people are paid according to the value they contribute rather than how well they manipulate the system.
Both steps one and two depend on ongoing advancements in technology, particularly artificial intelligence, which will relieve people from many of the heavy burdens linked to labor markets.
Consequently, a high-vibrating labor market is closely linked to progress in other areas, covered in The Fourth Testament’s sixth Gospel.
The jobs for the future
As artificial intelligence and other technological advances develop, the future job market will look very different from what it is today.
In short, all jobs that require thinking more than feeling will be replaced by computers, while humans will increasingly be drawn to feminine fields of work, including true healing, caring for people of different ages, and nurturing nature.
That said, the traditional masculine roles of law, medicine, engineering, and finance will remain important in the future, though they will involve more feeling and genuine knowledge than they do today.
4. Community Living (Communion)
Living in a community, whether in a traditional family or a bigger tribe, is the highest source of pleasure in life after sacred sexuality, and the second most difficult to master, after sacred sexuality.
The challenges of living in a shared space come from our unhealed trauma, which we connect with by engaging with others.
Trauma in daily life
Trauma is an unintegrated life experience, meaning something that you have experienced but not yet felt and learned from, probably because it was too painful.
Everyone experiences trauma to varying degrees, both from this life – particularly childhood when we couldn’t protect ourselves – and from past life experiences stored in our soul.
If you have unresolved memories of being beaten, they could be triggered when you watch someone else get beaten, even mildly, like when a child is a little rough with another, causing you to overreact. Why? – Because you don’t see the children’s reality but your own, which feels much more intense.
This occurs frequently among people and is the main source of all conflict within a family or tribe.
Therefore, it’s not recommended to live near deeply wounded people unless you are very wounded yourself and unaware of it, which suggests that your life will be very turbulent.
If you are a harmonious person, you should prioritize sharing your life with other harmonious people, or you will suffer for no reason.
The three golden rules of all communities
Besides being traumatized, people are hard to be around if they haven’t their three basic needs met: 1) to be seen, 2) to be heard, and 3) to be respected for who they are, which is the same as not being judged.
Being seen means being acknowledged, even if you disagree with them. Being heard means being understood, even if you don’t share their opinions. And being respected means accepting that people are who they are without trying to change them.
The difference between being seen and heard is subtle. For example, if a child asks for your attention and you say no, you might fulfill the child’s need to be seen, and the same applies to adults.
If you sit down and talk with another person, they demand more, specifically that you understand their perspective.
A good example of this is if you have a child who wants a smartphone but you aren't going to buy one. If you take the time to understand why they want it, they might also spend some time understanding why you won't give it to them. In short, they act civilized because they feel not only seen, but also heard.
Lastly, respect is the foundation and the core of all relationships, as no one wants to receive unsolicited advice on how to improve themselves unless they have asked for it. Of course, there can be exceptions if you have earned the other person’s trust and know that they value your feedback.
However, the key to improving all relationships is to focus on changing yourself rather than others.
Sacred sexuality and community living
In all communities, sexuality is a core aspect and a possible source of conflict.
As a general rule, teenagers need their own room to have a fair chance to explore their sexuality, and adults need time without children, almost every night.
For this reason, a community must have ample space.
Another common topic in communities is about exclusivity in romantic relationships or whether the relationship is open, meaning that a couple has sexual encounters with others.
The main point I want to make here, since this topic will be discussed shortly, is that few communities foster more harmony by having polyamorous principles.
This will change in the future, but this is how things are now.
Be careful about which communities you join, especially if you notice that men are controlling the agenda, while women feel they are being egoistic or reactionary if they don’t share the same beliefs.
5. Cosmic Science (Holy Orders)
Cosmic science is the natural evolutionary step after dogmatic religion and equally dogmatic but higher-vibrating earthly science.
In brief, cosmic science is philosophical, aiming to understand God and creation through the six core qualities of our existence, summarized by the cosmic cross.
However, how could we know that there are only six core qualities? – Because it is impossible to create a compelling story with fewer factors. Ancient sages tried with four – fire, earth, air, and water – but even if you considered a fifth element, ether, they missed something essential.
Writing The Fourth Testament was a process that lasted for a bit more than four years. However, the final version was written from scratch in a few weeks.
What does this tell us? It tells us that truth has many levels, but when you reach absolute cosmic truth, things are simple and makes sense.
At one point, The Fourth Testament project exceeded one thousand pages, but the final version is modest in size.
Earthly science is the opposite of simple. And the more advanced instruments scientists invent, the more complex reality appears, although not necessarily more insightful.
The intention of scientists
The goal of scientists and their sponsors in supporting scientific research is, of course, to understand life in order to improve our lives.
This is a noble intention, and without science, our lives would be very primitive.
That said, people’s immense faith in science is irrational, showing a total disconnect from their true nature, not seen since priests had this standing in our societies, perfectly reflecting this particular cosmic sacrament, called Holy Orders.
If you're a scientist reading this, you might feel a bit triggered, but maybe you're still curious enough to keep going. I have three pieces of advice for you.
Keep doing what you're doing, but don’t take yourself too seriously. Humankind’s existence isn’t solely your burden, and what you’re sharing might be helpful, which we appreciate, but it’s not even close to the truth.
If you have the opportunity, especially as a woman, try to bring your feminine wisdom into your work. This will be very challenging in a world so dominated by rational thinking, but if you succeed, you can move mountains. However, you probably won't receive a Nobel Prize in this life.
Finally, the key to advancing material science is to pause and understand yourself better before moving forward. If you realize that how you feel internally connects to what happens externally, you can quickly elevate earthly science to a whole new level.
6. Eldercare (Anointing the Sick)
Older people, not so far from death, have very similar needs to newborns. They want to be close to their loved ones, and they are very adaptable.
The only thing they dislike, just like newborns, is being left alone. Then they become scared and depressed, making it hard for them to enjoy their final years, which could be very fulfilling for themselves and their loved ones.
The art of dying
Dying is the process of releasing attachments, and the strongest attachment of all is to your life.
If you feel done with your life, it's easy to let go. However, if you believe there's so much more you wanted to do but can’t because of limited mobility and energy levels, making you bitter, then letting go becomes anything but easy.
For these people, their families have no option but to depend on eldercare institutions, or they would ruin their own lives.
However, if the aging process is as beautiful as it should be, having your dying mother or father live with you is a blessing.
In other words, the key to dying beautifully is to have lived beautifully.
7. Sacred Unions (Marriage)
The new types of marriage
In the past, the church imposed marriage on people to create stable societies, reducing the number of fatherless children and starving mothers, who might have had no choice but to turn to prostitution.
We can say that marriage, viewed from the perspective of many primitive men, was a ticket to have sex without ending up in trouble with the authorities.
Given this background, it should be quite clear that marriage, despite its often beautiful setting and strong cultural value, is an outdated phenomenon.
So, what is the seventh cosmic sacrament really about? Of course, it’s about sacred sexuality, but not only that. It’s about all unions formed to achieve something special, including business partnerships, sexual energy exchanges, or other types of service exchanges.
The principles of healthy cooperation
When you agree to establish a partnership with someone, a modern ‘marriage,’ there are three aspects worth considering more carefully.
Do you belong to the same evolutionary lineage, meaning, are you truly destined to work together?
Are you supporting each other to create greater harmony in the overall project? A good starting point here is to be a man and a woman, although many projects will still succeed despite having more unbalanced teams.
Are you sexually attracted to each other or not? If you are, it might be helpful to clarify your intentions before becoming too involved in a shared business project.