Introduction
The Fourth Testament’s introduction has been designed to gently introduce the teachings, warming readers’ minds so they feel more familiar with new concepts by the time they reach the first Chamber and receive a proper explanation of life’s mystery.
Therefore, don’t expect to grasp everything. Just relax and enjoy the journey that has just begun.
The Fourth Testament requires some patience to grasp and a few reads for most people, with some time in between.
Don’t make the mistake of trying to understand everything at once; instead, move forward at your own pace, knowing that all subjects will be repeated throughout the book from different perspectives.
CONTENT
1. The beginning of a new age
In 2033, it will be two thousand years since Jesus died on the immature Christian cross, which symbolized the incomplete trinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
This was a cross for Christ beings, meaning humans who could no longer be called advanced animals because they had become so sensitive that they no longer wanted to harm life but to make it better.
They had become cosmic beings with the intention of doing good.
2,000 years later, humanity is ready to take the next step by connecting with the complete Christian cross, the cosmic cross, and manifesting paradise on Earth by actually knowing which causes lead to good effects, meaning how to master life.
A new cycle has begun
A life cycle has thirteen phases, such as an earthly year that comprises twelve months and Christmas, or a normal day that comprises twelve two-hour phases and the special moment of midnight.
The year can be divided into spring, summer, fall, and winter, while the 24-hour day can be divided into morning, afternoon, evening, and night.
Similarly, we experience periods of 12,000 years, and we are now 2,000 years into one of them – the Christian cycle.
During the next 10,000 years, planet Earth will become a sheer paradise, starting already at the beginning of the third phase, meaning the third millennium since Jesus was born.
However, first we must get through the deluge that is building, a journey The Fourth Testament has been written to support by strengthening people’s faith in life and revealing the cosmologically correct understanding of who we are and how life is wired, a mission that concludes the Christian lineage on Earth.
2. To the children of the future
The Fourth Testament has been written to pave the way for a new way of living on Earth that we could best call paradisical.
This is a reality in which people no longer fear life because they know they are taken care of and that any painful experiences are only life’s communication that you aren’t perfectly aligned with God’s will, meaning you are playing the role in creation you are supposed to play.
As long as you strive for others’ admiration, you will go down the wrong path until you feel so strongly that you aren’t happy and must change.
Only by being perfectly true to yourself can you enter paradise.
Stepping into your full potential
The Fourth Testament has been written in part to help people connect with their cosmic mission.
We all belong to one of thirteen evolutionary lineages, and you can never become abundant in money, love, and health – the three things all humans desire – unless you play your cosmic role perfectly.
This is akin to saying that you can never be happy or truly successful unless you surrender to the path you are destined to walk.
You might be able to become wealthy through hard work or talent, and maybe you can also become abundant in love and very healthy, but you can never fulfill all three unless you walk your path.
Learning to love yourself
Being able to walk your path in life is the same as learning to love yourself.
As long as you derive your self-esteem from what others think of you, you can never express yourself authentically, only in ways others will accept. You are a so-called people-pleaser.
It’s important to understand that self-love isn’t about being selfish at others’ expense but about respecting your essence so much that you don’t suppress it just because someone else doesn’t like it.
Learning to love yourself is a long process that culminates in God-consciousness.
In fact, the reason Christ beings intend to do good but often fail to do so is that they want others’ praise rather than their own.
Because of this, they follow norms and trends rather than eternal cosmic truth.
The art of self-love
Self-love originates in a cosmologically correct understanding of the truth that you are God and responsible for bringing the unique aspect of God that you represent to its highest vibration.
This is what people have tried to understand over the past 2,000 years and should now be ready to grasp.
For this reason, the fourth and final Christian Testament has been delivered.
3. You are a chosen one
We are all chosen aspects of God, each with a unique mission no one else can fulfill.
No mission is higher or lower than another; all are essential parts of a giant puzzle.
As long as you believe your role is more critical to humanity’s evolution, you’re a Christ being, meaning someone who intends to do good but still puts too much pressure on yourself to succeed.
Starting to relax
How can you relax when war is around the corner, inflation is soaring, your house is losing value, or, worse, you don’t have a house, and your youngest child just failed an important exam for admission to university?
How can you relax when the pain inside you is growing every day and the pharmaceuticals have stopped working?
How can you trust life when your country is invaded by criminals, whether dressed in suits and taking an inappropriate share of your pension savings or simply stealing your car?
This isn’t easy, and trying to resolve the situation through bold action is rarely the solution.
Instead, we must all learn to listen to life, for life knows the path forward.
By beginning to see pain and setbacks as guidance rather than obstacles to push through, we can align ourselves with life and gradually transform pain into pleasure.
Surrendering to life
When people understand that their role in life is to be true to themselves, they surrender to life’s guidance.
By being true to yourself, you are true to God, and by sacrificing yourself to help someone else, you are untrue to God.
This doesn’t mean you should be selfish, but that you cannot allow yourself to be imprisoned by other people who have things to learn that aren’t your business.
Yes, creating healthy, balanced relationships is essential in life, but to get there, you can be almost sure that life is testing you to learn to find that balance, because it isn’t easy when you’ve grown up in a world where your self-esteem derives from what others think of you.
Breaking free
Breaking free to live your truth is as much about realizing how small you are as it is about realizing how vast you are.
By releasing the pressure on yourself to be liked by others, you break free, allowing you to listen to life’s guidance more, and thereby follow your unique path instead of the mainstream path.
You have a confession to make
The ancient Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Confession, Communion, Holy Orders, Anointing of the Sick, and Marriage represent life’s six core energies and love, for reasons you will soon understand. So do the deadly sins of greed, pride, sloth, wrath, envy, gluttony, and lust.
Actually, breaking free is about aligning yourself with life’s Sacraments and avoiding the deadly sins, though you might have become used to understanding these principles in a dogmatic way.
From a cosmologically correct perspective, confession means that you are a chosen one with something specific to share with creation, a mission to deliver.
By reading the fourth and final Christian Testament, you can hopefully begin to understand more about what that mission could be.
However, this doesn’t mean you are ready to deliver it in this life or the next, but at least you can understand in which areas of life to focus to be as happy as you can be right now.
4. Understanding numbers
The Fourth Testament originates in the four chambers of the cosmic heart: spring, summer, fall, and winter, also known as the Virgin Birth, the Supreme Mother, the Child, and the Supreme Father.
The season of spring, marked by 1) forming visions, 2) making plans, and 3) expressing them to others, leads to summer, marked by 4) listening to life’s guidance, 5) taking action accordingly, and 6) allowing others to support your creativity. This leads to fall, marked by 7) feeling the result of your work, 8) noticing how others feel about it, and 9) learning from your own and others’ responses, thereby becoming 10) enlightened. This leads to winter, marked by 11) beginning to see life with new eyes, 12) letting go of everything that no longer serves you, and 13) connecting with the highest truth of who you are right now.
The thirteen steps just mentioned correspond to the twelve months of an earthly year and to the instant moment of enlightenment symbolized by the birth of God’s child, which we celebrate as Christmas.
These thirteen steps, starting at the spring equinox, also equal the astrological Zodiac, including 1) Aries, 2) Taurus, 3) Gemini, 4) Cancer, 5) Leo, 6) Virgo, 7) Libra, 8) Scorpio, 9) Sagittarius, 10) Christmas/enlightenment, 11) Capricorn, 12) Aquarius, and 13) Pisces.
So, the four chambers of the cosmic heart, which correspond to spring, summer, fall, and winter, also correspond to the twelve months of the year and to the instant moment of enlightenment that we celebrate as Christmas, thirteen steps in total.
These thirteen steps represent the same as Jesus and his twelve disciples, and the tenth step of enlightenment, which symbolizes Jesus, occurs on his birthday at the winter solstice.
In The Fourth Testament, we will understand our essence and the life born from it through numbers, especially 4, 7, and 13, which represent our eternal essence, the creation born from it, and the thirteen-step process through which we experience creation.
The origin of numbers
Understand that our number system, like everything, originates in the intangible cosmic heart, symbolized by 0.
From the zero symbol, life, described as a process of thirteen steps, is born, assuming we are talking about life as a process from birth to rebirth rather than only from birth to death.
The numbers 1-9 represent life, while the numbers 11-13 represent death, just as spring, summer, and fall represent life and winter represents death.
During an earthly year, the period we call winter isn’t a death in the sense of leaving our physical body, but in the sense of letting go of everything that no longer serves us, amid the higher level of enlightenment, the number 10, that we have acquired by experiencing a complete life cycle of 1-9.
Consequently, a life cycle from birth to death is described by the numbers 1-9, while a complete life cycle, from birth to rebirth or from resurrection to the next resurrection, is described by the numbers 1-13, symbolized by Jesus and his twelve disciples.
That Jesus resurrected on Easter is a Christian approximation of the spring equinox, helping us understand the process of life.
With this brief introduction of the number system, let’s take a close look at the meanings of the numbers one through thirteen.
Our ability to think rationally (inward thinking)
Our ability to think abstractly (outward thinking)
Our ability to express ourselves (inward communication)
Our ability to hold space for others (outward communication)
Our ability to take action (inward creativity)
Our ability to surrender (outward creativity)
Our ability to feel ourselves (inward feeling)
Our ability to feel others (outward feeling)
Our ability to know ourselves (inward knowing)
Our ability to love
Our ability to know others (outward knowing)
Our ability to remember individual lessons (inward memory)
Our ability to remember collective lessons (outward memory)
5. Working for a better world
As a reader of The Fourth Testament, you may believe that you best contribute to a brighter world by helping others become as enlightened as you are by explaining the difference between right and wrong to them.
However, we don’t acquire knowledge by embracing new ideas but only by feeling higher truths so deeply that those feelings transform into pure knowing, also called intuition.
So, don’t waste your time trying to teach others anything; instead, aim to create a happy life for yourself based on cosmic truth. Once you have succeeded, others will approach you and ask for advice on how to reach your level of abundance in money, love, and health.
Consequently, The Fourth Testament doesn’t aim to teach you anything, only to strengthen your faith in life, so that life can quickly show you the way to paradise.
The confusion around doing good
We are all brainwashed by past Christian teachings into believing that being good means acting unselfishly, like the Good Samaritan who helped a beaten Jewish man, despite the historic friction between these two people.
In truth, doing good means creating things that advance evolution, usually by being true to yourself rather than pleasing others, and always by respecting others’ decisions despite your disappointments.
Our biggest teachers of cosmic truth
The Fourth Testament cannot teach you anything, but hopefully it will open your eyes so that you can teach yourself by living differently.
As soon as you realize that life has a plan to help you become abundant in money, love, and health as quickly as possible, you can find the faith needed to reach paradise.
On this path, your biggest teacher will always be yourself, just as others’ best teachers will be themselves.
6. The art of surrendering
Why is it so difficult for us to trust in life and relax instead of controlling what we do? It is because we don’t understand that we are primarily God’s instrument for manifesting ideas conceived by more evolved beings.
We believe we must decide what to do in life and fight to reach our goals, but the truth is that the path is already set and we only need to align with it.
The three biggest mistakes when fulfilling your dreams
People believe they can become happy by becoming abundant in money, love, and health, and they are right. But they don’t understand how to get there in the only way that can grant you all three things at once.
For example, it’s possible to work hard on the wrong things for you and become rich, but then you won’t be as healthy as you have the potential to be. Likewise, you might be able to become a very likable person who attracts many friends, an approach that certainly won’t help you put yourself first in your career.
There is only one way to become abundant in money, love, and health simultaneously, and that is to follow the only path that is perfect for you, for which you are dependent on co-creating with life.
When you understand that your path within creation is set, even if you might not master it in this life, you align with your true path and become as wealthy, appreciated, and healthy as is fair right now, in proportion to your evolutionary maturity.
Consequently, avoid the three biggest mistakes most people make on their quest for happiness and abundance:
Believe that you need to forge your path ahead.
Believe that your setbacks and obstacles are merely tests for you to push through, when in fact they are normally life communicating to you that you should take another path.
Believe that success and abundance can be achieved in any other way than by becoming a master in life by mastering the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments, which essentially describe the thirteen-step process of all life-cycles, regardless of length, but are especially important for the periods of one life, one year, and one day.
Flowing with life
Flowing with life is about understanding the cosmic cross and the inward and outward aspects of life’s six core energies, which, together with love, give rise to the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments.
These originate in the cosmic heart’s four chambers, which are called 1) spring, 2) summer, 3) fall, and 4) winter; 1) childhood, 2) adulthood, 3) elderlyhood, and 4) death; or 1) morning, 2) afternoon, 3) evening, and 4) night, depending on which of the three most important cycles we are discussing.
Understanding that childhood, spring, and mornings are infused with the inward and outward aspects of red thinking energy and the inward aspect of orange communication energy, corresponding to the astrological signs of Aries, Taurus, and Gemini, as well as the numbers 1, 2, and 3, is essential.
Equally essential is understanding that adulthood, summer, and afternoons vibrate with the numbers 4, 5, and 6, which represent outward communication energy and inward and outward creativity energy, and connect with the astrological signs of Cancer, Leo, and Virgo.
If we continue, elderlyhood, fall, and evenings are associated with the numbers 7, 8, and 9 and the signs of Libra, Scorpio, and Sagittarius, while death, winter, and nights relate to the numbers 11, 12, and 13 and the signs of Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces.
Flowing with life entails aligning your activities with what each moment of life invites, whether we are talking about your day, your year, or your entire incarnation on Earth.
Manifesting abundance
Manifesting abundance has nothing to do with learning something in school or with learning various techniques, such as visualizing that you already have what you dream of.
These ideas reflect various levels of spiritual immaturity.
The only way to become abundant and eternally happy is to learn to master life, as outlined in the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments:
Think rationally
Think abstractly
Express yourself
Receive others’ expression
Take action
Surrender
Feel your work
Feel how it impacts the world
Grow from it
Become more enlightened
Begin to do things differently, meaning letting go of the past
Transform who you are
Transform the world you are part of
To master these thirteen steps across all life cycles, most notably in one year, one life, or one day, you must become sufficiently two-polar in your sexuality to embody both God’s masculine and feminine sides, an evolutionary journey that ultimately leads you to ascend and become a spiritual being.
7. Cosmic science
Earthly science, in contrast to cosmic science, studies solid, liquid, and gaseous matter but lacks the tools to properly study ray-formed or spiritual matter.
However, the biggest problem with earthly science isn’t a lack of equipment but the false belief that life began with a Big Bang.
Because of this theory, scientists and ordinary people believe that evolution is a random process governed by the principle of ‘survival of the fittest,’ which suggests that life doesn’t evolve because of a will to experience new things but because of a natural tendency to solve problems, such as giraffes growing long necks over millions of years to reach the healthy leaves on trees, or monkeys becoming humans because of their intelligence to create.
Studying the Tiny Bangs instead of the Big Bang
A cosmic scientist knows that the cosmic heart gives birth to ray-formed matter that, through crystallization, gravitates toward gaseous, liquid, and solid states, although we normally associate crystallization only with the physical dimension.
Essentially, crystallization resembles the process of learning. First, information is scattered, and then different pieces connect to reveal something understandable.
In life, the most understandable is what we can touch, while the least understandable is what we can vaguely sense as a radiation of information from our bones. The latter represents our soul’s wisdom, accessible only to the most evolved humans, meaning the most sensitive and complete aspects of God that remain physical.
After being human for billions of earthly years, you become a spiritual being, a so-called compassionate being, who, together with enlightened beings, form the ray-formed energy that will later become physical reality.
Cosmic science studies these finer creations, or at least acknowledges that they represent the starting point for our physical reality.
Lastly, spiritual energy didn’t always exist, as earthly scientists assume, released through a Big Bang, but is constantly born from the cosmic heart as enlightened beings infuse intangible energy with consciousness, meaning they infuse it with a vibration or movement.
Creation is this vibration, and the cosmic heart is the stillness beyond it.
Becoming a cosmic scientist
Becoming a cosmic scientist entails noticing that life is a co-created process comprising 1) plants, 2) animals, 3) humans, 4) compassionate beings, 5) enlightened beings, and 6) divine beings, each representing a different frequency band in the spectrum of light.
The starting point is to recognize that you embody this fullness of God even in your physical body, which is only the physical octave of your seven-dimensional cosmic body.
In fact, your brain is a plant, your throat an animal, your muscles a human, your organs a compassionate being, your genitals an enlightened being, and your bones a divine being.
How far is this perspective from how you are used to understanding your body?
As a cosmic scientist, you don’t understand life through an earthly scientific lens, meaning a purely rational lens, but through a cosmic lens that balances rational and abstract thinking.
Once you understand that your brain is essentially a plant that draws its nourishment from the earth, which is your soul, you have come a long way on your path to mastering life.
If you disregard your physical body, you remain a human being with the capacity to think, communicate, create, feel, know, remember, and love. In fact, this is how you experience life between two incarnations, suggesting that earthly life is merely a school for mastering life so that you can create unique things instead of only manifesting the creations of more evolved beings, meaning crystallizing spiritual energy as solid matter.
8. Summary of The Fourth Testament
The Fourth Testament is the final Christian Testament, following the Old and New Testaments of the Bible and Martinus Thomsen’s The Book of Life.
Its mission is twofold: to resolve 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 prophecy of paradise or world peace to manifest.
Its structure
The Fourth Testament reflects the four chambers of the cosmic heart and the sacred number 33 through its four major parts, which together consist of 33 Revelations.
Thereby, it adheres to the same principles as the Old Testament’s four books about Moses (Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy) and the New Testament’s four Gospels about Jesus’ life (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John).
The first Chamber explains who we are in a cosmically correct way, known as the Cosmic Law of God. The second Chamber details the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments, which contain the wisdom for mastering life. The third Chamber delves deeply into a human’s healing process on the path to becoming God-conscious, while the fourth Chamber concludes the Christian lineage by revealing how a paradise will manifest on Earth.
The number 33 highlights that we are humans who manifest ourselves through life’s third core energy, creativity, and are ready to manifest the prophecy of paradise in the third millennium since Jesus was born. This paradise is the same as what Jesus referred to as the second coming of Christ.
That Jesus died on the cross at precisely 33 was consequently an essential part of Christian symbolism, along with many others.
The cosmic cross
The Fourth Testament reveals the cosmic cross, the completed form of the outdated Christian cross, which describes the two sides of God: our Holy Quaternity of intangible consciousness and our seven-dimensional cosmic body of thinking, communication, creativity, feeling, knowing, memory, and love.
The seven abilities are associated with the spectrum of light’s seven colors, of which three are feminine (red, orange, and yellow), three are masculine (blue, indigo, and violet), and one is neutral (green).
They also correspond to the seven distinct bodily parts we call our head (red thinking), throat (orange communication), muscles (yellow creativity), heart (green love), organs (blue feeling), genitals (indigo knowing), and bones (violet memory).
The main message of The Fourth Testament
The Fourth Testament’s central message is that you are consciousness embodied in a human being, an aspect of God responsible for manifesting beautiful, tangible creations.
When you realize that at your core, you will live in paradise.
This realization, a very gradual process over many lives, is the transition from a so-called Christ being, meaning someone with good intentions but too little experience to consistently discern right from wrong, to becoming a truly God-conscious human being.
Sacred sexuality
The Fourth Testament thoroughly discusses the topic of sacred sexuality, which is the conscious act of sharing our energies with those who will heal by receiving them, beginning only with heterosexual encounters and later increasingly with bisexual encounters.
By understanding that healing is about expressing the fullness of God, which encompasses both God’s masculine and feminine aspects, you realize that the most effective way to reach paradise is to connect with your sexuality and allow yourself to exchange energy with those you feel sexually attracted to, which, essentially, are those who know something you don’t.
The Fourth Testament teaches that life isn’t so difficult unless we make it so. Love those you want to love, and you will live the highest version of yourself and quickly become abundant in money and health as well.
Polyamory
The Fourth Testament reveals that polyamory, meaning a free flow of love among all aspects of God, is an essential ingredient of paradise and the highest expression of shamanism, which focuses on healing through intimacy with plants, animals, other humans, and spiritual beings.
As such, polyamory isn’t, by definition, about having penetrative sex with multiple people, though people’s sexual expressions will change dramatically as they realize who they truly are.
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. This healing can be divided into two parts: 1) healing trauma from this life, meaning feeling difficult emotions you have detached from in an attempt to escape them, and 2) becoming a better reflection of God’s essence by creating love with the people who embody an energy you lack.
By making love with those you feel especially attracted to, you heal in the fastest way possible.
9. Approaching a deluge
In the Bible, we learn that Noah, the only righteous person on Earth according to God and therefore the only one worth saving, along with his family and the animal kingdom, received a warning about an impending deluge.
According to the Bible, this deluge was a flood of water that would kill everyone unless they found protection inside an ark.
At the beginning of the third millennium, a new deluge is building, and, as portrayed in the Bible, it represents the water element and requires a safe place to manage it.
Understanding the elements of life
In the past, esoteric teachings described four elements: fire, earth, air, and water, which were believed to constitute matter.
In The Fourth Testament, we learn that there aren’t four components of matter but four qualities of our consciousness, which has given rise to matter.
The water element is associated with winter and our masculine essence, while fire is our feminine essence, earth is our capacity to give birth to life, and air is our capacity to experience life. So, the order should be earth, fire, air, and water to mirror spring/giving birth to life, summer/nurturing life, fall/experiencing life, and winter/transforming life.
Because of this, we picture dramatic change around us as a flood within our psyche.
However, a flood of water, in this context, isn’t Armageddon or a civilization that sank into the sea, but a period of aggressive change, driven by life’s masculine force, which we associate with the element of water.
But why do we associate winter with the Supreme Father (our masculine essence) and the water element, while the fire element is associated with summer and the Supreme Mother (our feminine essence)? It is because water represents transformation, whereas fire represents consistency.
Water changes from solid to liquid to gas throughout the year, while fire remains burning, sometimes less intense, sometimes more. But if it stops, it’s no longer a fire.
As we are moving deeper into a new deluge, meaning a period of rapid transformation, it’s essential that our fire keeps burning, meaning our faith in life remains strong.
Living in a collapsing system
As people connect with a higher level of consciousness, they reach a point where they can no longer live as they did before.
When they realize that what their children need more than anything else is to connect with nature, it becomes less important which school they choose in the city. When they realize that illnesses cannot be cured by pharmaceuticals but only through inner transformation, their gratitude toward their doctor changes.
These are just two examples of the impending deluge that will change our societies at their core.
This is essentially a positive development, but one that triggers a lot of fear, especially among those who see their roles in society shifting from more to less privileged amid rising consciousness among people.
The benefits of reading The Fourth Testament
The Fourth Testament cannot solve your life problems, but it can help you see that life is good and strengthen your faith in life, so you can ride out your storms better than you could with less faith.
This faith is essentially the ark that Noah built, and it saves you from drowning as the deluge builds, maybe managing with just a bit of seasickness.
The Fourth Testament also has a social network, LIITE, short for Love Is In The Earth, which should serve as another ark where like-minded people can meet, inspire, and support one another on the path to paradise.
10. Understanding Christmas
When you understand the cosmic cross as presented in Revelation 2’s seven symbols, you will see that Christmas represents Jesus and the twelve months surrounding Christmas represent his twelve disciples.
You will also understand that Christianity used the symbolism of Jesus to explain the cosmologically correct understanding of a life cycle.
The short version, since we will delve much deeper into this topic soon, is that the spectrum of light, embroidered on the cosmic cross, must be understood in its inward and outward aspects.
For example, we can think inwardly, meaning rationally, and outwardly, meaning abstractly, just as we can communicate inwardly by expressing ourselves and outwardly by listening to someone else.
This is only natural. However, it is less intuitive that the twelve months of one year correspond to the inward and outward aspects of life’s six core energies, and that Christmas marks the moment of enlightenment, when a life cycle of one to nine suddenly embarks on a higher level, represented by death and the number eleven.
Seeing through Christianity
You shouldn’t view Christianity as anything other than a school of cosmic science.
In the Old and New Testaments, the teachings are merely symbolic, still accurate if you can decipher them correctly, which is part of this book’s mission.
In the third Testament, Martinus Thomsen’s The Book of Life, the level of truth had skyrocketed compared to the Bible, but it still failed to deliver many essential pieces of the puzzle, explaining why it was never meant to reach a wider audience than those who couldn’t wait for the fourth and final Christian teaching because of their evolutionary maturity.
11. Birthing a new world religion
Religion is something people believe in, and it evolves with their level of spiritual maturity or enlightenment.
Few people in the Western world resonate with the words of the Bible anymore, although many give it the benefit of the doubt amid a lack of a better source of spiritual nourishment.
Birthing a new world religion
Birthing a new world religion isn’t about burning the old scriptures and writing new ones, but about collectively beginning to resonate with a higher level of truth, a process that begins with a few people.
As we move deeper into the third millennium, it will be critical to ‘separate the goats from the sheep,’ meaning that highly sensitive people protect themselves from the harsh world they were born into and begin to live differently, realizing that their depressions and physical health issues are merely healthy cries for something new rather than symptoms of weakness.
For these people, The Fourth Testament can hopefully be an eye-opener and a source of inspiration for creating blissful lives by taking appropriate steps toward paradise.
Stop believing and start knowing
Cosmic truth isn’t about believing but about knowing, which you can only do if you are strongly connected with your emotions. This, however, is unlikely to be your situation, as you are either too evolutionarily immature to be very connected with your emotions or, more likely, too desensitized by the harsh world you have grown up in to be connected with your feelings.
The Fourth Testament is for the latter category of people, the ‘sheep,’ who could live a fantastic life if they could just sort out a few misconceptions about what love is and how it is created.
The Fourth Testament and its optional online program are designed to support this process.
12. Love is in the Earth
The Fourth Testament has been created by one man, Baghdad Ben, to the best of his ability.
However, he’s not an angel, perfectly balanced between his masculine and feminine sides, but a man, though rather two-polar, still dominant in God’s masculine side.
This isn’t a problem for the Christian lineage, which is masculine, but rather a limitation of The Fourth Testament. It suggests that this book can never explain the cosmic truth as it is, but only as it can be rationally understood.
Therefore, it mustn’t be read literally but as a mind-opener for those who are close-minded and a mind-limiter for those who are too abstract. Most people belong to the first category, especially men.
However, it should never replace the truth you connect with yourself, directly from the earth you live on, which is your soul.
Understanding what a soul is
The cosmic cross shows that all cosmic beings, regardless of their evolutionary maturity, are seven-dimensional.
The sixth dimension, represented by the sixth core energy, memory, captures the meaning of what people have traditionally sought to explain through the concept of the soul.
In many esoteric teachings, humans are likened to spirits or souls temporarily incarnated in the flesh, a view that is highly problematic for our understanding of life.
We are seven-dimensional cosmic beings, and our ability to remember, which enables us to evolve from one life to the next, is connected to the bones in our bodies and the land we live on.
This is the true meaning of a soul or, as we say in The Fourth Testament, divine beings, which essentially refers to minerals that don’t have a conscious experience of life but are completely absorbed in the cosmic heart, acting only as physical memory banks.
When we live on the land where we feel truly at home, we align with our mission and connect with the soul memories most relevant to succeeding with it.
The LIITE movement
Baghdad Ben has created a movement called LIITE, short for Love Is In The Earth, with the intention of bringing those who resonate with The Fourth Testament closer together to support our lives and the world we live in.
Its base is in Catalunya, Spain, which vibrates with freedom and purity in a rather conservative setting.
This perfectly matches the frequency of The Fourth Testament, despite its mission to, among other things, liberate people’s understanding of sexuality.
Embracing your soul
By embracing your soul, meaning honoring the importance of connecting with the lands around the world you feel drawn to, both in terms of traveling and living, you accelerate your healing.
After sacred sexuality, this is the most effective way to deepen your understanding of life, especially if you stay for longer periods and truly connect with the land and the people who live there.
If you can create emotional intimacy, or more, with people from other cultures, you have possibly found the only trick to fast-track your evolution, should that be in your interest.
13. Paving the way for something entirely new
People on Earth are entering their final incarnations as Christ beings and will soon be perfectly God-conscious, thriving in paradise.
However, the path to get there isn’t necessarily easy, as old societal structures will be increasingly questioned, leading to temporary instability and sometimes drastic measures that are more harmful than the sound yet turbulent processes already underway.
In this reality, it’s critical to connect with the earth and, like Noah, build an ark where you can both live decently and do what you can to support the collective processes.
In fact, should you choose to remember only one message from The Fourth Testament, it shouldn’t be anything related to the Holy Quaternity, the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments, or sacred sexuality, but rather the importance of beginning to reconnect with the nature you should always have been part of.
Bringing the best of the past and the future
Paradise on Earth is a blend of the grounded life of the past and the effortlessness and variability that new technology brings.
People are so blessed once they realize the importance of growing their own food and of listening to the sound of water flowing naturally rather than through tubes.
In fact, healing is so easy when people learn to draw the best from the past and the best from the future, though it will be tempting to draw the worst of both until a higher level of consciousness has been achieved.
Let nature lead the way to paradise
There won’t be any Moses or Jesus leading the people to paradise this time, but rather a broad movement of people who recognize the importance of connecting with nature.
Consequently, the path to paradise entails three steps: 1) connecting with cosmic truth, 2) slowing down and reconnecting with nature, and 3) beginning to bring one’s true essence to the surface for everyone’s joy and benefit.
These three steps are essentially the art of loving yourself, which is where paradise begins.
You can’t love yourself unless you understand who you are; you can’t find the path to Rome, meaning eternal happiness, unless you embrace nature; and you can’t express yourself unless you find yourself worthy of being heard.
Through self-love, paradise shall be built, meaning the ability to honor God.