1. Beginning a New Cycle of Earthly Life
As a reader of The Fourth Testament, you are a child of God, like everyone else in creation.
However, like everyone else, your essence is inseparable from other beings, just as a drop of water is inseparable from the vast ocean.
This is no news to most readers of this book, who are likely to have had some interest in esoteric teachings. However, what is new is the completeness with which the essence of God is explained.
With the risk of giving an arrogant first impression, all esoteric teachings of the past, including all scientific research of modern times, are, to some extent, illusions, though the level of truth is sometimes quite high, almost perfect.
However, to achieve a perfect understanding of God and creation, you must first understand the cosmic cross and the cosmic heart from which it is born, again and again, in an ongoing process called evolution.
Past Christian teachings, such as the Bible and the far lesser-known Third Testament by Danish writer Martinus Thomsen, attempted to explain this, and they succeeded, as measured by the readability of the people it was written for.
However, the cosmic truth needed to be hidden in symbolism, most notably in the figures of Jesus, the Virgin Mary, the twelve disciples, and the Father in heaven, known as God.
With the fourth and final Christian Testament, a new era begins on Earth, in which the absolute cosmic truth about who we are becomes available through the complete Christian cross, equated with the cosmic cross.
The significance of this is monumental, suggesting that it’s just a matter of a few decades before humanity begins to truly transform earthly life into a sheer paradisical experience.
2. To the Children of the Future
The Fourth Testament is intended for a younger generation, although everyone who feels drawn to it is, of course, welcome to read it. But why is this even important to point out? – Because it’s impossible to transform too much in one incarnation, suggesting that many people have no fair chance of coming close to experiencing paradise in this life.
However, if you don’t recognize yourself as younger but still feel drawn to this book, you are probably among the relatively few who can make a lot of change and begin to improve your life at an unusually high speed.
Returning to the children of the future, for whom this book has mainly been written, their challenge is to have been born into a reality that doesn’t resonate with their evolutionary level, suggesting that they have, to some extent, been brainwashed by outdated norms, unawareness of how to deal with emotions, detrimental school systems, and more.
For these people, The Fourth Testament should act as a key that unlocks a higher, for them more appropriate, level of experiencing life.
3. Reading Recommendations
The Fourth Testament cannot be read too quickly, or you won’t grasp its concentrated form and mistake it for lacking depth.
However, no book can be deeper than this one, since it’s the first book ever on Earth to vibrate with cosmic truth, aligned with the cosmic heart, from which the cosmic cross was born.
So, read this book slowly, allowing it to transform your understanding of who you are, which can only lead to one thing – a happier life.
Lastly, don’t expect to grasp everything this book has to offer in one read. It might be a good idea to read it once, integrate it for a few months, then read it again and integrate it for a year or so, and finally read it a third and potentially final time.
4. A Commitment to Love
Reading The Fourth Testament is a commitment to love in mainly three unique ways, explained below.
It signals to more evolved beings that you are willing to accelerate your healing, despite some temporary discomfort, to reach paradise as soon as possible.
It is also a statement to yourself that you are willing to accelerate the transformation of who you are, with potential consequences, including new paths ahead in your careers, friendships, and romantic relationships.
Lastly, reading the fourth and final Christian Testament is an act of love in that it implies a deepening of your understanding of your essence as a unique child of God, responsible for bringing your authenticity to the surface for everyone’s benefit.
Of course, you can read it without resonating with these commitments, but then you are probably wasting your time and should be able to do something that makes more sense to you.
5. Essential Vocabulary
0. God
God is the totality of all that is, has been, and will be.
However, the essence of God, from which life was born, is a Holy Quaternity, best understood as a cosmic heart.
By understanding the cosmic heart, we can begin to understand life, which follows the four seasons of the Holy Quaternity, namely spring, summer, fall, and winter.
However, since the cosmic heart represents our essence rather than something outside of us that we can observe and analyze, it requires an approach that balances rational and abstract thinking to grasp.
1. Life
Life is the antithesis of the cosmic heart, meaning it is tangible and rationally understandable.
It is also the only way for us to experience something more exciting than eternal stillness.
2. The cosmos
The cosmos, or the universe, is the same as creation or life, namely the vast cosmic being that has been born from the cosmic heart.
3. Joy
Life exists because it would be incomprehensibly boring to exist eternally without anything to do.
By understanding that, you can begin to grasp your purpose of being alive.
4. Evolution
Life evolves, meaning it constantly changes to reflect all past experiences.
We can say that life is rising higher and higher in an eternal spiral of joyful creativity.
But why is life a spiral? It is because it follows a structure that originates in the cosmic heart, which will be explained shortly.
5. Transformation
Reaching higher and higher in the eternal spiral called evolution entails constant transformation.
But what is transformation? It is the ability to recreate yourself with new blends of energy, gradually approaching the blueprint of the cosmic heart.
6. Soul
But how can we continue this endless journey of evolution when we are all in the process of dying and leaving Earth?
To understand this, you must accept that death is an illusion, better likened to sleep, with the only difference that you are always reborn as a baby.
However, from a very high, so-called cosmic perspective, the few years it takes for a baby to reach adulthood are negligible.
Therefore, in all essentials, you continue in one life from where you left off in the previous life, thanks to the memories stored in your soul.
7. Love
Love is the essence of the cosmic heart, your essence, which you strive to embody as a created aspect of God and which you gradually embody more fully as you evolve in the eternal spiral of life.
We can say that you are gradually seeking the perfection you were born from, as presented by the cosmic heart, which holds the mathematical principles of the golden ratio as well as the eternal spiral that strives to reach it.
6. Summary of The Fourth Testament, Part 1
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.
In other words, 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.
Through the cosmic cross, born from the cosmic heart, also known as our source and essence, seven principles are revealed that constitute the seven Gospels of this book.
The Genesis is merely an introduction to the seven Gospels, while the two books at the end – The Book of Revelation and Insights into the Cosmic Cross – can be viewed as detailed summaries of the Gospels, although they also delve into some topics more deeply.
The main message of The Fourth Testament
The Fourth Testament’s main message is that God is a Holy Quaternity consisting of 1) a Supreme Father with three eternal qualities, 2) a Supreme Mother with three eternal qualities, 3) the ability to create, meaning the power to give birth to life through the process of virgin birth, and 4) an infinite source of intangible energy.
On the basis of this understanding, the cosmic cross arises, containing the information to perfectly reveal the mystery of who we are and why we are here.
In short, we represent the totality of God’s essence, but disproportionately so depending on whether we are men or women and which evolutionary lineage we belong to.
The path to paradise is to evolve enough to express both God’s masculine and feminine qualities, thereby becoming perfect human beings who can discern right from wrong in all situations.
The Seven Cosmic Commandments
The Christian tradition is full of cosmically relevant teachings that lack a proper level of truth – including commandments, prayers, sins, and parables – simply because people weren’t evolved enough to understand them from the highest perspective.
The most essential of these teachings stems directly from the cosmic cross, namely the Seven Cosmic Commandments.
These will already be introduced in the Genesis and will bring The Fourth Testament forward by being analyzed from various perspectives.
Please understand that these Commandments aren’t rules for how to live but insights into the process of life, which also equals your seven-dimensional cosmic vehicle.
In other words, there is no difference between who you are and the process of life you evolve with, as the Seven Commandments ultimately reveal.
Lastly, when you understand the Seven Cosmic Commandments and their origin, you have grasped the fourth and final Christian Testament and are ready to live a paradisical life.
Achieving world peace
The Fourth Testament effectively reveals that world peace is the balance between God’s masculine and feminine sides, both within ourselves and between people, suggesting that harmony between people can only be achieved by first attaining this within ourselves.
Consequently, world peace isn’t something that can be achieved through diplomacy or international collaboration, since those who seek these agreements aren’t ready for it, but it can only be achieved through the process of healing, meaning beginning to radiate the full spectrum of God’s light from your own heart.
7. Prologue: Achieving the Prophecy of Paradise
The cosmic heart
God 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 with the Holy Quaternity, we will have no chance of understanding that we are all children of God, meaning unique aspects of one infinite being.
This number four is thus the beginning of 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.
Therefore, 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.
However, 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 Virgin Mary symbolizes the third chamber of the cosmic heart, which explains how intangible light can become spiritual matter, which is the cosmically correct interpretation of the superstitious idea that Jesus, God’s son, entered creation this way, meaning through virgin birth.
Jesus himself represents an enlightened human being, meaning someone who thrives in life in a completely Godly way, living in paradise, which points to the meaning of the cosmic heart’s fourth chamber. Let me clarify.
The cosmic heart’s fourth chamber is about fulfillment and enlightenment, which entails the cosmic truth of abundance and living in the highest possible way, meaning being a perfect reflection of God’s essence, the cosmic heart.
Lastly, God, as portrayed in the Bible as a ‘Father in heaven,’ symbolizes the Supreme Father and the Supreme Mother, closely tied to our ability to love ourselves and those around us, which correspond to the cosmic heart’s first and second chambers.
These four aspects – the Supreme Father, the Supreme Mother, the ability to create life through the virgin birth, and the ability to live abundantly – summarize the platform from which we can begin to understand life.
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 himself 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, as explained above.
Why this makes sense will hopefully become clear as you read The Fourth Testament’s Genesis, following a brief introduction to the four seasons of life below.
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 pursuing 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. Learning to do 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 a new cycle of life in which you begin to do things at a higher level.
This ‘higher level’ is the true meaning of abundance, and the reason Jesus received gold, myrrh, and frankincense from the Three Wise Men precisely thirteen days after his birth.
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, health, and love, 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 now 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.