Book 1: Introduction to The Fourth Testament
Welcome to The Fourth Testament, written to complete the Christian mission of bringing advanced animals into God-conscious humans capable of manifesting the prophecy of an earthly paradise.
After the Old Testament, the New Testament, and Martinus Thomsen’s The Book of Life, people are now ready to free themselves from lower levels of consciousness and begin to truly live.
Read the fourth Christian Testament with the intention of merging with God, your essence, by accelerating the healing of your heart’s four chambers.
1. Beginning a New Cycle of Earthly Life
At the beginning of the third millennium, we are entering a new phase of earthly life, marked by a desire to come closer to one another rather than to compete, fight, suffer, and ruin our shared planet.
This can happen for only one reason – that we are ready for it, which suggests that we have evolved enough to experience the Second Coming of Christ that Jesus talked about 2,000 years ago.
In fact, in 2033, it will be exactly 2,000 years since Jesus died on the Christian cross, and it will be the right time to reveal the cosmically correct understanding of God and life, as embodied in the cosmic cross on the front page of this book, to a broader audience.
The continuation of the old cycle
Although the new millennium, and particularly the next 2,000 years, mark a new, distinct phase of a vast cycle, they are also a continuation of the previous 2,000 years, characterized by an impossible quest for enlightenment.
During these years, people have tried everything to become happy, including ice baths, entering a monastery, smoking weed, reading the Bible, studying the Koran, making love in special ways, reading astrology, studying science, and much more.
They have attempted everything except slowing down, grounding themselves in the physical reality, and living happily without dogma or pressure on themselves and others, because they haven’t been ready for such a shift.
Something is changing
When a higher level of cosmic, absolute truth becomes available, it’s just a matter of time before it reaches everyone.
The cosmic cross represents such truth, specifically the cosmically correct understanding of where we come from and how life is wired.
2. To the Children of the Future
We are all children of the future, though some of us might not have many years left in this particular incarnation, suggesting that they are soon to be reborn and become ‘our future’ even more than those children born today.
To all of you, I have a few things to say:
To the young boys or girls, maybe between 15 and 30ish
You may not yet have enough experience from your own life to understand everything brought up in this book, but instead, you probably have a more open mind than someone who has spent almost an entire life learning things.
Still, you represent the main category of people for whom The Fourth Testament has been written, and many of you will likely absorb its message easily.
That said, you might be quite deeply involved in New Age spiritual practices and feel sad about some of the ideas presented here, such as that crystals should be best placed where they are in the ground, that being vegan and fighting for the climate not necessarily represent the best ways to create love, and that you maybe have to grow a bit older to step into your real mission in this particular incarnation.
However, you are the future of this planet, and after integrating the content of The Fourth Testament, which may involve re-reading it a few times, you are hopefully prepared to live a fantastic life.
To the mature woman, from 40ish and above
The difference between you and younger generations may be your openness to discussing sexuality and lovemaking, which is central to The Fourth Testament.
If you can accept this aspect of the book, you will probably appreciate many other things, including, for example, the revelations about a woman’s role in society, hopefully feeling empowered to connect even deeper with your feminine essence.
You will hopefully understand how incredibly important you are and maybe realize that the patriarchy has led you a little astray, which, of course, may trigger some bitterness.
Yet beneath these layers of trauma, you are the powerful queen of life, embodying varying degrees of the six core feminine archetypes: the grounded politician, the nurturing mother, the planetary savior, the sensitive healer, the inspired artist, and the knowledgeable witch.
It’s time to bring them to the surface.
To the mature man, from 40ish and above
Some parts of The Fourth Testament might appeal to you more than others, especially the Genesis and the more rational Books, which represent your home turf, so to speak.
You might feel triggered by the recurring discussions about the importance of feeling life, which, for you, in your capacity as a mature man, isn’t easy, even though you are most likely more sensitive than the average man your age.
You might also feel guilty for not having been the man a woman needs to flourish, or feeling accused of not having been that.
If so, remember that the only thing that matters to you is your truth.
However, if you feel inspired to do things differently, the rewards can be massive in terms of the things you have dreamed about, including money, love, and health.
Lastly, you are the king of life, embodying, to varying degrees, the six masculine archetypes of the visionary problem solver, the protective father, the genius creator, the cosmic scientist, the strong leader, and the wise sage.
Let’s bring them to the surface to benefit us all, especially yourself.
3. Reading Recommendations
Read The Fourth Testament at the pace and in the order you feel drawn to. However, know that it has been carefully planned to be read from A to Z, so unless you feel strongly about doing something different, that’s the recommendation.
If you find it difficult to digest Genesis, give it a few weeks before you read it again. Hopefully, you will understand it better then and can continue with the rest of the book.
That said, don’t expect to grasp everything that Genesis offers in such a short time. It takes years to sink in properly for most people.
Essential vocabulary
You will realize that The Fourth Testament originates in the four chambers of the cosmic heart, known as spring, summer, fall, and winter, or, as you soon will understand, the ability to birth life, the ability to nurture life, the ability to experience life, and the ability to advance life.
You will also realize that this Holy Quaternity is the essence of God, existing beyond creation.
Furthermore, you will realize that our number system is essentially a reflection of our existence, in which the symbol 0 represents the cosmic heart, beyond creation, and all the other numbers represent various evolutionary states of life or creation.
With this brief introduction to the highest cosmic truth, let me outline the most critical concepts to keep in mind before you are ready to embrace the cosmic cross, which represents the complete version of the outdated Christian cross.
0. The cosmic heart
The cosmic heart is our intangible essence, our consciousness, which represents complete stillness and, therefore, can’t be observed, only known.
To understand life – the creation born of the cosmic heart – we must assume that the cosmic heart shares some similarities with its child.
We must assume that the cosmic heart represents the Holy Quaternity of spring, summer, fall, and winter, which corresponds to the ability to birth life, nurture life, experience life, and advance life to new heights.
1. Our ability to think
If humans can use their brains to visualize their desires and create plans to pursue them, using their rational and abstract thought processes, it is because God has the inherent ability to do so.
It also means that all beings can think, since everyone is ‘created in the image of God after his likeness,’ as the Bible says.
However, while a plant, for example, expresses thinking by unconsciously reaching toward the sun, a human embodies this aspect of God by consciously striving toward enlightenment.
2. Our ability to communicate
If humans can communicate with the world by expressing themselves and receiving others’ expressions, it is because God can do this.
Especially, it’s God’s feminine nature, ‘the queen of life,’ who masters the ability to nurture life by expressing her truth and respecting others’ truth.
3. Our ability to create
If humans can take action and surrender to others’ actions, it is because God can do so.
In fact, creativity is the essence of being human, while thinking and communication represent the essence of being plants and animals, respectively.
4. Our ability to feel
If humans can feel how their creations cause pain or pleasure in themselves and in others, it is because God has the ability to feel.
While plants are the masters of thinking, animals the masters of communication, and humans the masters of creativity, something called compassionate beings, which are entirely spiritual, are the masters of feeling.
5. Our ability to intuit or know
If humans can intuitively know what they are drawn to experience, meaning what they feel drawn to create to make their and everyone’s lives better, it is because God is intuition.
However, don’t confuse the ability to feel, which is the capacity to sense the movement of energy within yourself and others, with the ability to intuit, which means knowing what you want.
6. Our ability to remember
If humans can remember their past individual and collective experiences and what they want more of, for themselves and for all life, it is because God is memory.
Consequently, all beings can remember, though no one can remember as perfectly as minerals do.
7. Our ability to love
Love is God’s essence, which can only be understood as harmony.
If there is disharmony, it is because something is out of balance within creation, suggesting disruptions in how thoughts are expressed and manifested in form, before the creations are felt, allowed to change how you perceive reality, and stored as memory.
The numbers 1 to 13
In the most rudimentary form, the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 represent our created essence, born from the 0, which symbolizes something both infinitely small and infinitely large.
For example, by adding zeros before another number, infinitely small creations can be described, and by adding zero’s after a number, infinitely large creations can be described, such as 0.0001 and 10000.
However, to understand life, it’s not enough to rely on the most rudimentary summary of God’s inherent capabilities – thinking, communication, creativity, feeling, intuition, and memory – but to understand their inward and outward aspects, such as rational and abstract thinking, expressing yourself and receiving others’ expressions, creating and resting, feeling yourself and others, intuiting yourself and others, and remembering your own lessons and our collective ones.
In other words, the six core capabilities of God consist of twelve distinct aspects, which, together with love, make thirteen.
The significance of this will become clearer as we go along, but let me point out already now that the number thirteen is necessary to understand the process of life, which is why Jesus was surrounded by twelve disciples.
Understanding The Fourth Testament
Understanding The Fourth Testament requires that you make an effort to understand that the universe is built on numbers.
All cycles of life can be described by the numbers one through thirteen, with the number 10 representing Jesus and the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, and 13 representing the twelve disciples.
The twelve disciples also represent the twelve months of an earthly year, while the number ten signifies the moment of enlightenment celebrated as Christmas.
A life cycle of one breath can be described in thirteen phases, much like a being’s evolutionary journey from plant to animal, suggesting that life is a complex grid of cycles of different lengths, all adhering to the same structure of thirteen.
In The Fourth Testament, we describe as many phenomena as we can using the numbers one to seven, but sometimes we also use their more granular version up to thirteen.
4. Summary of The Fourth Testament
The Fourth Testament is the final Christian Testament, following the Bible’s Old and New Testaments and Martinus Thomsen’s The Book of Life.
Its mission is twofold: to resolve the misunderstandings in the past three Christian publications and to fulfill the mission of anchoring the frequency of cosmic truth on Earth, paving the way for the manifestation of the prophecy of paradise or world peace.
Its structure
The structure of The Fourth Testament adheres to the principles of the cosmic cross, which is the complete version of the well-known Christian cross.
While the old cross, featuring a single horizontal line, represents the outdated and confusing trinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, the complete cosmic cross represents the cosmic heart, or our source, and the process of life born from it.
So, the complete cosmic cross represents a Holy Quaternity rather than a Holy Trinity, which is necessary to reach the ultimate level of cosmic truth, as presented in the final of four Testaments, intended to bring advanced animals into God-conscious cosmic beings over two thousand years of good intentions as Christ beings.
Through the cosmic cross, born from the cosmic heart, also known as our source and essence, seven principles are revealed that constitute the Seven Cosmic Commandments for mastering the curriculum on the school Planet Earth and everywhere else in the cosmos.
From one to seven, they are:
Use your rational and abstract thinking to manifest your dreams and God’s.
Nurture yourself and your loved ones by communicating your truth and receiving theirs.
Create by balancing bold action with surrender.
Find the cosmic truth by feeling yourself and others.
Use your intuition to know the path forward for yourself and life.
Remember your individual and collective lessons.
Never go against your heart’s expansive or contractive signals.
These Seven Commandments will be properly introduced in Genesis and analyzed from many perspectives throughout The Fourth Testament.
The main message of The Fourth Testament
The Fourth Testament’s central message is that God is a Holy Quaternity rather than a Holy Trinity, and that the Christian cross you have seen so far contains only a fraction of the wisdom embodied in the true cosmic cross.
By understanding who you truly are, which requires awareness of the cosmic cross, you can accelerate your healing and become a God-conscious human being, thriving in paradise.
Sacred sexuality
The Fourth Testament thoroughly discusses the topic of sacred sexuality, which is achieved by becoming truly human – an evolutionary state of being between animals and compassionate beings, ideally blending animalistic passion with an enlightened and sensitive approach to life.
Polyamory
Polyamory and world peace are essentially the same thing, namely a profound sense of harmony among people that stems from a deep love for yourself.
The way this is expressed evolves as people develop and new norms emerge, influenced more by feelings than by notions of right and wrong. This indicates that Earth is not only becoming more harmonious but also more romantic.
Manifesting the prophecy of an earthly paradise
The Fourth Testament has been written because humanity is about to enter a state of consciousness in which people can accelerate their healing, both by healing trauma from this life and by becoming more whole by rapidly acquiring the skills they currently lack to be sufficiently balanced in their masculine and feminine sides, thereby reflecting God’s essence, the cosmic heart.
Its role is to pave the way for this process by anchoring a reference point for cosmic truth for those ready to feel this resonance within themselves.
5. Achieving the Prophecy of Paradise
The cosmic heart
Our essence must be understood as a Holy Quaternity or a cosmic heart, representing the supreme origin of our human hearts, each with four uniquely distinct chambers.
Unless we begin understanding ourselves through the Holy Quaternity, we will fail to realize that we are all children of God, meaning distinct aspects of one infinite being.
We can say that the number four represents the beginning of mastering life, describing a perfectly whole being, someone who has the ability to love in four dimensions – oneself, the beings outside oneself in the same dimension, the beings in other dimensions, and the totality of everything at once.
Thus, the number four encompasses the totality of our existence, broken down into the fewest possible aspects necessary to be whole.
It’s impossible to love God without being aware of and loving all aspects of God; it’s impossible to love the beings in other dimensions before we can love our brothers and sisters on Earth; and it’s impossible to love our closest ones unless we first love ourselves.
So, becoming a God-conscious human being is an evolutionary journey that begins with learning to understand and create harmony within ourselves.
The essence of life
The Holy Quaternity, to be properly introduced in The Fourth Testament’s Genesis, is the foundation of our existence – our intangible side that exists alongside the tangible process of life itself.
We can say that it is the void from which life was born, or possibly its source.
Therefore, don’t make the mistake of imagining it as something you can touch and feel, because you can only touch and feel things outside your essence, through your essence.
This essence is the Holy Quaternity of God.
The Christian symbolism to reveal our essence
It hasn’t been possible until now to reveal the full cosmic truth of God, simply because people haven’t been ready to grasp it, which explains why past esoteric teachings, including the Bible and the third Christian Testament – the Book of Life by Martinus Thomsen – along with science, haven’t yet nailed it.
However, through symbolism, the cosmic heart was revealed already two thousand years ago. Let me explain how.
The fish symbol on the front page of The Fourth Testament was the first symbol of Christianity, and it represents an embryo of the cosmic heart symbol, to be revealed in Genesis.
Additionally, loving yourself – the cosmic heart’s first chamber – means recognizing that we are all unique aspects of God, incarnated on Earth to fulfill our own rather than other people’s dreams. This was symbolized by Jesus’s arrival on Earth through virgin birth, suggesting that we aren’t limited by our genetics but only by our closeness to ‘the Father in Heaven,’ a metaphor for our level of enlightenment.
Loving your brothers and sisters on Earth – the cosmic heart’s second chamber – means connecting with your feminine, nurturing side, symbolized by the Virgin Mary.
The ability to love the spiritual worlds – the cosmic heart’s third chamber – was symbolized by Jesus himself, who ascended to the spiritual realms forty days after his resurrection from death on the cross.
Lastly, the ability to love your essence – God, or the cosmic heart – was represented by the Father in Heaven, who was believed to orchestrate the full experience of life.
These four aspects – our inherent abilities to create life, nurture life, experience life, and advance life, which correspond to our abilities to love ourselves, love our brothers and sisters on Earth, love spiritual beings, and merge with our essence – mark the starting point for mastering the Seven Cosmic Commandments, becoming truly God-conscious, and living in paradise.
The four seasons of life
The principles of the cosmic heart are present in everything, yet most clearly in the four seasons of an earthly year: spring, summer, fall, and winter.
These four chambers, or seasons, can be divided into twelve months, plus a very special moment known as Christmas.
In fact, these thirteen aspects of the year (Christmas and the 12 months), which stem from the cosmic heart, were symbolized in the Bible by no less than Jesus and the twelve disciples who first spread Christian teachings around 2,000 years ago.
By understanding the true meaning of Christmas as healing our hearts through enlightenment – which explains why we light four Advent candles, one for each of the cosmic heart’s four chambers – we are ready to unravel the mystery of who we are and how life is wired.
In fact, it is by experiencing four seasons repeatedly, which can be broken down into twelve months and Christmas, reflecting the twelve disciples and Jesus, that we gradually manifest the prophecy of paradise.
Where science went wrong
Science stopped believing in creation by an intelligence, thinking that life is a random process that began with a big bang.
However, isn’t it a bit naïve to explain our entire existence, completely unaware of the cosmic heart, with a ‘big bang’?
I mean, if the manifestation of a human being is the result of an explosion of a large ball of concentrated energy, it seems that the rational process of earthly science rests on a foundation of superstition, like a castle built on sand.
Precisely, modern science fails to acknowledge that life is born from a cosmic heart, so it studies life by going deeper and deeper into physical matter instead of going beyond matter.
Needless to say, this approach can only lead to increasingly advanced theories that are ever farther from cosmic truth, while the human species and the world it inhabits gradually deteriorate.
The Fourth Testament represents a new wave of science, called cosmic science, rooted in the cosmic truth of the Holy Quaternity.
Why this makes sense will hopefully become clear as you soon read The Fourth Testament’s Genesis.
The first chamber of the cosmic heart: Spring
The first chamber of the cosmic heart, spring, is about rebirth into a new cycle of life, marked by a fresh opportunity to fulfill your desires, as long as you aim for healthy ones and execute them through grounded planning.
We can say that spring is an invitation to get to know yourself better, which happens as you connect with your desires.
By thinking or visualizing your desires, you metaphorically plant a seed in the ground that will become a beautiful flower if it is planted in the right soil and cared for properly. Doing this correctly is what The Fourth Testament aims to teach people.
The second chamber of the cosmic heart: Summer
The second chamber of the cosmic heart, summer, is the time of year to create at your fullest potential, transforming visions and plans into your truth – your reality.
And since it’s impossible to create anything meaningful without collaborating with others, summer is an invitation to deepen your understanding and appreciation of the people around you.
We can say that summer is the time of year when the seed reaches its full potential, becoming ready for harvest.
The third chamber of the cosmic heart: Fall
The cosmic heart’s third chamber, fall, is about feeling the impact of your creations, both within yourself and on others, and letting these feelings connect you with a higher truth about who you are.
This leads to enlightenment, symbolized by Christmas, and to the realization that you must let go of beliefs, relationships, and habits, etc. that no longer support your continued experience of life at a higher level.
The fourth chamber of the cosmic heart: Winter
The cosmic heart’s fourth chamber is called winter and relates to two things: the death of your old self and the rebirth of your new self.
Consequently, the fourth stage of life is about beginning to live at a higher level, though not as high as in spring, when the ultimate yearly rebirth occurs.
Manifesting the prophecy of paradise
Paradise, meaning abundance in money, love, and health, as symbolized by the gold, myrrh, and frankincense that Jesus received from the Three Wise Men, becomes a reality as you heal your heart and begin to live in a higher way, which happens automatically as you experience cycle after cycle of four seasons divided into thirteen essential aspects.
This is the true meaning of the Christian Christmas Gospel, which we will soon understand in depth, helping people connect with the highest cosmic truth about who they are and why they are here, thereby accelerating their journey toward the Promised Land.
6. The Meaning of Love
To reach paradise, it’s essential that people let go of outdated beliefs about what love is and begin to understand that it is the harmony that arises when God’s masculine and feminine sides are in balance.
Consequently, love is not the strong attraction you may feel for another person or the sometimes enormous fear of losing someone close to you. These things are better called horniness and attachment, respectively.
Love is harmony, stop.
Creating love
With a proper understanding of what love is, it should become clear that you don’t necessarily love your partner, your parents, or your children, but may be strongly attached to them.
In fact, unless you have a harmonious relationship with yourself, you don't even love yourself.
People use the word love for everything they appreciate and want more of, failing to see what it truly is, and, as a result, fail to create it.
There is only one way to create the harmony we know as love, and it is to bring more balance to life, which you usually do by pursuing your desires, which normally indicate what you lack in your life to make it more balanced.
That said, it takes a bit of enlightenment to recognize what creates balance, suggesting that your desires may still be immature and not truly leading to the balance you are seeking.
To The Cosmic Cross
7. The Cosmic Cross
The kingdom of Love
There was a king, a queen, and four gender neutral knights who ruled the kingdom of Love, represented by the indigo and orange gemstones that decorate the cosmic cross, along with the red, yellow, blue, and violet ones.
The kingdom itself was represented by the green gemstone at the center of the cross, and it vibrated with love in proportion to the beauty of the surrounding stones. If only one stone struggled to express its inherent beauty, the entire kingdom suffered.
The king was called Intuition, the queen Communication, and the four knights Thinking, Creativity, Feeling, and Memory.
How the kingdom was born
The kingdom of Love was born from God, who was the supreme Mother and Father of life, sharing the same qualities as all the people on Earth.
God could give birth to life, God could nurture life, God could experience life, and God could bring life to higher levels.
We can say that God was a Holy Quaternity, resembling the supreme origin of what we on Earth call spring, summer, fall, and winter.
Specifically, the kingdom was born when the first knight, Thinking, began to move energy by using their mind, which, in essence, was God’s mind.
Just by creating a thought, God had created a nuance of the kingdom, namely the color red.
By creating another thought that influenced the first, and vice versa, he had created Communication, the queen, who vibrated with the color orange.
With two distinct thoughts in communication with each other, yellow Creativity, the second knight, had also been created, reflecting the changes in vibration that naturally occurred when the two thoughts existed in the same space.
To experience the creative work within the dawning kingdom, God created the third knight, Feeling, who was essentially a consequence of whether the available vibrations were harmonious, meaning supporting each other to prevail, or destructive.
To ensure that things developed in the right way from here, God created the king, Intuition, and put him in charge of transformation, meaning deciding in which direction to go to experience new things.
To fulfill his role, the king needed assistance from the fourth knight, Memory, who wrote down everything that had been learned about what feels good and what feels bad in life.
The kingdom of Love was created in six days, one for each member, and on the seventh day, God rested, satisfied with the process so far.
Getting to know the king and the queen
The king was God’s right hand, in charge of advancing evolution, while the queen was God’s left hand, in charge of enjoying life.
We can also say that the king was in charge of inward-oriented matters, such as focusing on oneself, while the queen was in charge of outward-oriented matters, such as focusing on others.
Consequently, life advances as the king stands firm in his truth, and life is enjoyed as the queen indulges in everything that is present in the moment.
The only challenge
The only challenge in the kingdom was that the queen was so opposed to change, and the king so opposed to enjoying what he already had, that it was virtually impossible to achieve any harmony.
The king felt held back by the queen, and the queen felt pushed by the king, and no solution seemed possible other than to prevail.
The magical solution
After many lives of suffering, the kings’ and the queen’s attitudes began to change.
The king began to relax a bit, enjoying the present moment more, and the queen became more open to change.
This was a natural consequence of their intimacy with each other. In fact, every time they made love, the king became slightly more like the queen, while the queen became slightly more like the king.
The roles of the four knights
While intuition is entirely masculine and communication is entirely feminine, the abilities to think, create, feel, and remember are neutral, which is akin to saying that the king is concerned with what he wants for the future, the queen mainly bothers about the present moment, and the knights don’t bother about time.
In other words, intuition is forward-looking, meaning it focuses on what we need, individually and collectively, to become even happier, while communication is disconnected from time, meaning it focuses on enjoying what we have right now.
The role of the four knights is to support the kingdom by balancing the king’s and the queen’s highly contrasting personalities, which they do in the following ways:
Thinking is responsible for balancing rational and abstract ideas, meaning considering what the king wants for himself and his kingdom and translating it into tangible goals and grounded plans.
If these plans are too unrealistic or too far from what the queen can realistically enjoy, she won’t nurture them; however, if Thinking has done a great job, she will.
Then the king’s desires become the queen’s wishes as well, and she instructs Creativity to manifest them as physical realities. If Creativity does a good job, neither being too hard-working nor too lazy, there is soon something to be felt.
Feeling is responsible for evaluating whether the creation was good or bad, meaning whether it created a pleasant or painful feeling, and it immediately reports this to the king.
This enables the king to formulate new desires, based on the higher truth or awareness that the previous ones have granted him.
However, before Thinking can create new goals and plans, Memory must inform him of the king’s new desires. If Memory has done its job well, the king’s updated desires will be revealed. However, too often, Memory is confused, mixing up new and old desires, implying Thinking doesn’t always have a fair chance to produce visions that will generate higher levels of pleasure.
Mastering life
The Fourth Testament is about mastering life by understanding the wisdom embodied in the cosmic cross, which gives rise to Seven Cosmic Commandments, according to the list below:
Use your rational and abstract thinking to manifest your dreams and God’s.
Nurture yourself and your loved ones by communicating your truth and receiving theirs.
Create by balancing bold action with surrender.
Find the cosmic truth by feeling yourself and others.
Use your intuition to know the path forward for yourself and life.
Remember your individual and collective lessons.
Never go against your heart’s expansive or contractive signals.
These Commandments essentially reveal that all beings are created ‘in the image of God after his likeness,’ implying, among other things, that every single person, whether man or woman, embodies a king, a queen, and four knights.
However, men are much more kings than queens, just as women are much more queens than kings.
The path to master life is to become more feminine if you are a man, and more masculine if you are a woman; however, not at the expense of your existing qualities.
Therefore, life in the human spheres of creation, for example, on planet Earth, is an experience characterized by becoming more balanced in one’s ability to express the fullness of God’s essence, the cosmic heart, which, in turn, is akin to saying that humans are in the process of becoming less animalistic and more compassionate.
The Seven Cosmic Commandments represent a balanced way of living that is necessary to manifest the prophecy of an earthly paradise.
Remember these Commandments by thinking of the king and the queen and their four knights, who together form the kingdom of love.