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
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, to a broader audience.
The continuation of the old cycle
Although the new millennium, and 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.
It seems they have attempted everything except maybe 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 it.
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
As a reader of The Fourth Testament in the 21st century, you have come a long way toward mastering the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments, but you may not yet be aware of them.
Compared with people who walked the Earth 2,000 years ago, you are far more rational, sensitive, and intuitive, suggesting you no longer enjoy watching a crucifixion and prefer a good movie or a new TV series.
Your capacities and preferences have changed for the better. They have evolved, we can say.
However, you may feel less safe in some ways than people did 2,000 years ago, worrying about the climate, a financial collapse, a potentially deadly virus, or simply how to build a successful career – things few worried about in the past.
In fact, the physical pain of hard, primitive life has been replaced by a great deal of anxiety about the future, reflecting a positive development that still hasn’t reached a truly satisfactory state.
In other words, paradise hasn’t yet been manifested because people still have a little to go before they reach it on a grander scale. This suggests that The Fourth Testament is initially for those who are ready to embrace a new way of living, while most people will continue in the old patterns for another few years, decades, or even centuries.
Stepping into your full potential
The Fourth Testament has been written to help people step into their full potential by 1) understanding who they truly are, 2) connecting with their cosmic missions, and 3) accelerating their healing so they become the inspiration we all wait for.
This is the accelerated path of life, available only to those who are highly advanced Christ beings, meaning people who intend to do good but sometimes fail because they suppress themselves or others through their behavior.
The Fourth Testament has been written to help these people become truly God-conscious by strengthening their faith in the divine process of life.
Learning to love
A problem for many people is that they don’t understand what love truly is, believing it is about pleasing others by making them happy.
In truth, love is harmony, and it can only be achieved by simultaneously respecting your own and others’ needs.
If your tendency is to please others more than yourself, you will slowly build up rejection toward life, and if you have a tendency to please yourself more than others, you will become very lonely, although you may have many superficial acquaintances.
Learning to love is about learning how energy works, thus knowing how to contribute to the balance in life that feels pleasant and which we describe as harmonious.
3. You are a chosen one
Jesus was a chosen one, and so are you.
You have a mission to deliver in this, or possibly in your next incarnation, that is essential to bringing planet Earth into a paradise.
If this sounds unrealistic to you, it’s simply because you haven’t yet understood how critical all aspects of God are in manifesting collective ambitions, such as the dream of world peace or paradise.
Once you begin to understand that you are very special, though not more or less special than anyone else, you are close to stepping into your full potential, and The Fourth Testament has been written to help you with this.
The tendency to put others above ourselves
So many people on Earth suffer from low self-confidence, often because they never had a fair chance to do the things they are supposed to do and have been prepared for over many lives.
By reading The Fourth Testament, you will hopefully begin to realize that you have a unique skill the universe needs and maybe even understand exactly which one.
The tendency to put others below ourselves
As much as we tend to put others above ourselves, we also put them below us, though maybe in different situations.
Almost everyone judges themselves by their intentions and others by the outcome, knowing little or nothing about what they really wanted to achieve.
In fact, all barbaric leaders of the 20th century, such as Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini, to mention just the tip of the iceberg, had good intentions, meaning they wanted to create a better world not only for themselves but also for others. Their problem was that they were immature Christ beings who couldn’t understand what was good.
However, most people put others below themselves every day, not to the point of killing others, but at least to the point that they pay less for their jeans than those who sew them can live a decent life on.
In paradise, we don’t put people above or below ourselves but find a healthy balance.
4. Essential vocabulary
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.
These four qualities – 1) forming visions, plans and expressing them to others, 2) listening to life’s guidance, taking action, and allowing others to support your creativity, 3) feeling the result, noticing how others respond to it, and learning from it, thereby becoming enlightened, and 4) beginning to see life with new eyes, letting go of everything that no longer serves you, and connecting with the highest truth of who you are right now – represent the core of who we are and the life process we have created to experience ourselves.
As you might have noticed, the four seasons just mentioned – spring, summer, fall, and winter – had three steps each (excluding the tenth step of enlightenment), corresponding to their three months, known as 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
Our number system originates in the cosmic heart, as does everything else.
Specifically, the number zero symbolizes the cosmic heart, while the single digits one through nine represent a single cycle of life. Consequently, the number ten represents the level of consciousness or the level of enlightenment that something vibrates at after experiencing exactly one life cycle.
However, the numbers one through nine cover only the first three chambers of the cosmic heart, suggesting that one remains to describe an even larger cycle containing the numbers one through thirteen.
This tells us that a complete life cycle, from birth during spring to rebirth the next spring, or, as the Christian lineage taught it, from Easter to Easter, meaning from crucifixion to resurrection, includes thirteen steps, whereas the numbers one through nine are sufficient to describe the process from birth to death, excluding what happens between death and rebirth.
Let’s now explain the numbers one through thirteen, which are essential to understanding The Fourth Testament. However, before we do that, please understand that we aren’t really talking about numbers, but only using numbers to describe various frequencies of life’s six core energies: 1) thinking, 2) communication, 3) creativity, 4) feeling, 5) knowing, and 6) memory, found around the seventh principle, love, in the cosmic cross.
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 as a positive resonance within our emotional system.
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 Cosmic Lord’s Prayer
In The Fourth Testament, we learn that praying in the old sense is purposeless, except to strengthen your faith in life by remembering something you might otherwise forget.
In the now outdated Lord’s Prayer, we learned to think rationally and abstractly, as will be explained in Revelation 13. The updated Cosmic Lord’s Prayer aims to support humanity in expressing themselves fearlessly by remembering the cosmic truth of who they are and how life is wired.
The Cosmic Lord’s Prayer comprises four parts that reflect the four chambers of the cosmic heart and can be viewed as a summary of The Fourth Testament’s teachings.
The first chamber
I love myself by acknowledging my essence as the cosmic heart, which comprises the eternal abilities of:
1) birthing life,
2) nurturing life,
3) experiencing life, and,
4) advancing life.
I am
The second chamber
I love my brothers and sisters on Earth,
and see that we are nothing else but one being who strives for harmony
I am 1) thinking, 2) communication, 3) creativity, 4) feeling, 5) knowing, and 6) memory.
But, above all, I am love.
I am, I am
The third chamber
I strive to become a galactic citizen by fulfilling the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments, here condensed into seven principles for a happy life:
1) I use my rational and abstract thinking to visualize and plan how to fulfill my dreams,
2) I express myself authentically and respect others’ authentic expressions,
3) I create without holding back once I have realized the right path, and I surrender with all my faith,
4) I find the cosmic truth by feeling myself and others,
5) I know who I am and what I want for myself and life,
6) I remember my own and collective lessons by letting go of everything that no longer serves me or life,
7) I let my heart’s expansive and contractive signals be my main guidance in life.
I am, I am, I am
The fourth chamber
I devote myself to becoming a more two-polar being through the process of enlightenment, which entails learning to create harmony in gradually more beautiful ways,
thereby manifesting the prophecy of an earthly paradise.
I am, I am, I am, I am
7. Cosmic science
Earthly science attempts to support our evolution by studying physical matter, while cosmic science attempts to do the same by focusing on ray-formed/spiritual matter.
However, more importantly, cosmic science acknowledges that matter, whether ray-formed, gaseous, liquid, or solid, originally comes from the cosmic heart, suggesting it is encoded with the principles of the Holy Quaternity, specifically the ability to birth, nurture, experience, and advance life.
With this understanding, we can begin to understand matter, meaning we can understand life.
The art of cosmic science
A cosmic scientist knows that solid matter isn’t born directly from the cosmic heart but is originally spiritual matter that has gravitated over eons through a process we call crystallization, though we normally study this process only in the physical dimensions.
Through crystallization, spiritual matter becomes gaseous, then liquid, and ultimately solid, all driven by a desire to remember our individual and collective life experiences.
Creation is an endless journey that alternates between states of life and death, with life represented by movement and death by stillness. Within creation, the ultimate stillness is found within solid matter, and the ultimate movement within spiritual matter.
As a cosmic scientist, you don’t believe that the world as we know it began with a Big Bang, but rather the exact opposite: that life was created through a Tiny Bang, the tiniest of all bangs, represented by a Seed of Life, which is photonic light, because God, among other things, is the capacity to birth life.
Becoming a cosmic scientist
The Fourth Testament encourages all readers to become cosmic scientists, which entails discovering the truth about who you are and how life works by embracing the thinking presented in the fourth and final Christian Testament.
However, don’t believe that you can embrace this teaching in any other way than by thinking that is balanced in its rational and abstract aspects.
If you approach this book overly rationally, you won’t be able to see the wide synchronicities that are necessary to embrace in order to obtain a positive resonance. Likewise, if your tendency is to be overly abstract in your thinking, you may fail to absorb the sometimes very rational discussions.
In short, you can only be a cosmic scientist if you have evolved to the point of being fairly balanced between your masculine and feminine sides, suggesting that you are largely bisexual, which, in turn, means that you sometimes achieve greater balance in your life by exchanging energy with women and sometimes with men.
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 main message of The Fourth Testament
The Fourth Testament’s central message is that you are God. 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.
Living in a collapsing system
In the past 2,000 years, life on Earth has been marked by people learning to think properly, evolving from advanced animals who live by the law of the jungle to rather civilized people who attempt to do good, at least as they understand it, which can sometimes be very far from the truth.
For example, suppressing the feminine force to avoid making life uncomfortable for men isn’t good, even if it leads to stability as people evolve into truly God-conscious human beings.
As the patriarchy collapses, our systems for healthcare, education, eldercare, childcare, financial systems, regulatory systems, and so forth are increasingly questioned by more and more people, leading to chaos until a new level of stability is achieved.
This chaos is the new deluge, and it will be challenging to navigate unless you build yourself an ark – in this context, a metaphor for understanding what is unfolding and how you can best thrive through it.
The benefits of reading The Fourth Testament
The Fourth Testament has been written to support humanity in building paradise on Earth, which can only happen after a period of accelerated demolition of the current structures, a process that occurs naturally as people connect with a higher level of cosmic truth than they have been able to access over the past 2,000 years.
This doesn’t happen because of The Fourth Testament, but rather the opposite: The Fourth Testament could be written because the past cycle has come to an end and it’s time to conclude it and move forward.
By reading The Fourth Testament, you will hopefully build your own ark and navigate the turbulent times ahead safely. You may even want to connect with like-minded people through The Fourth Testament social network, LIITE, short for Love Is In The Earth.
10. Understanding Christmas
Jesus wasn’t born on the winter solstice by accident.
When you understand the symbolism of the cosmic cross, you will realize that our masculine authority is reflected in our level of consciousness, which is akin to saying that the truth we believe in reflects how close we are to God.
For this reason, an atheist brain surgeon is much closer to God, measured by frequency of vibration, than a fundamentalist Bible believer.
We can say that the atheist in our example has the capacity to create more harmony in life, which is love, than the person who believes they are devoted to serving the highest authority but struggles to accept those who hold different beliefs.
Becoming enlightened is a process of reclaiming the authority over your life that you might have given up over the past 2,000 years of superstitious beliefs about right and wrong.
This authority is the guiding star in life and the reason the Star of Bethlehem was metaphorically lit at the birth of God’s son on Earth.
Connecting with our masculine essence
Christianity is a masculine religion, which doesn’t mean it’s more relevant to men than to women, but that its cosmic role is to resemble the Star of Bethlehem.
While Buddhism and Hinduism are more connected to the Earth we live on, Christianity and its neighboring belief systems, Islam and Judaism, exist to help people see the path forward.
For this reason, Moses led humanity out of slavery toward the promised land, and Jesus ‘took on humanity’s sins’ to free them from past mistakes, planting a seed of unconditional love.
In this context, the role of the fourth and final Christian Testament is to deliver the greatest Christmas gift yet, namely the authority for everyone to find their paradise.
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
LIITE, or Love Is In The Earth, is a community for people who resonate with The Fourth Testament's teachings, organized around four pillars: 1) accelerating our healing, 2) co-creating a better world, 3) becoming galactic citizens, and 4) sharing our art with the world.
1. Accelerating our healing
The primary catalyst for healing is the exchange of energy with others through emotional intimacy or beyond, which The Fourth Testament calls sacred sexuality.
This shouldn’t be confused with penetrative sex, although it can, of course, be expressed that way. It must be seen as open-hearted relationships among men and men, women and women, and men and women.
The first purpose of LIITE is to serve as a social platform that connects people who resonate at the same frequency, meaning those who find inspiration in other LIITE members, who, in turn, find inspiration in them.
2. Co-creating a better world
From a place of emotional intimacy, humanity is in a position to create a better world, and LIITE will work toward this by forming thirteen branches focused on: 1) new inventions to support earthly life, 2) developing a new political framework that resonates with cosmic truth, 3) encouraging self-expression, 4) encouraging the feminine essence to shine through all beings, whether man or woman, 5) building a social network, 6) supporting nature through environmental projects, 7) educating the world through cosmic science, 8) accelerating our healing, 9) encouraging the masculine essence to shine through all beings, whether man or woman, 10) lightening up the planet through love, 11) supporting true artistry, 12) supporting the process of leaving the old ways of living, 13) acting as a source of wisdom.
3. Becoming galactic citizens
LIITE will work closely with spiritual beings to co-create the items listed under the second bullet. This means that what happens on Earth is no longer a strictly local affair but something that consciously involves the support of galactic beings.
4. Sharing our art with the world
The final of four pillars upon which LIITE exists concerns the importance of sharing our art with one another, a principle that will be supported through the social platform and other initiatives.
The chestnut symbol
LIITE is symbolized by a chestnut tree for three main reasons:
Chestnut trees have a close relationship with various life-enhancing and healing-accelerating fungi.
They produce highly nutritious fruit, unlike similar hardwood trees such as beech and oak.
Their delicious and nutritious fruit is among the best protected in nature.
Because of these properties, the chestnut tree symbolizes the three main lessons for the next millennia: healing, living in symbiosis with nature, and living firmly from the inside out without allowing others to suppress our right to thrive through self-expression.
Becoming a member of LIITE
LIITE is a nonprofit organization that relies on member fees and donations, accessed via www.thefourthtestament.com.
It’s for anyone who resonates with the vibration of The Fourth Testament. Please visit the webpage for more information.
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.