Introducing the cosmic cross on Earth
The cosmic cross symbolizes the two sides of our existence, namely consciousness and life.
The two circles represent the Holy Quaternity of God’s consciousness, while the two opposing pyramids, the Merkaba, represent God’s creation, the seven-dimensional manifestation of life.
Consciousness
Life is not a random process but follows a strict pattern from its source.
This source is God’s Holy Quaternity – our consciousness or the cosmic heart – which says that God has the abilities to 1) create life, 2) nurture life, 3) experience life, and 4) advance life. These abilities represent the root cause of what we call spring, summer, fall, and winter.
By understanding the cosmic heart, we can grasp the process of life born from it.
Life
Life is energy or light in seven core frequencies, as shown in the cosmic cross, called 1) thinking (red), 2) communication (orange), 3) creativity (yellow), 4) feeling (blue), 5) knowing (indigo), 6) memory (violet), and 7) love (green).
Light reflects the qualities of the Holy Quaternity but must be understood in thirteen rather than four aspects, just as an earthly year can be understood as four seasons or as twelve months plus the magical moment of Christmas.
These thirteen aspects correspond to the inward and outward aspects of 1) thinking, 2) communication, 3) creativity, 4) feeling, 5) knowing, and 6) memory, along with the levels of love they give rise to depending on how healthily they are expressed.
In earlier Christian teachings, the Holy Quaternity was symbolized by the Virgin Birth, Mother Mary, Jesus, and the Father in Heaven, while the thirteen nuances of light were represented by Jesus and his twelve disciples.
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The Fourth Testament
Copyright © Baghdad Ben 2026
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ISBN 978-1-8046-7991-3
First published in 2026 by bookvault Publishing, Peterborough, United Kingdom
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The Fourth Testament comprises 33 Revelations in four parts, reflecting the cosmic heart:
THE FIRST CHAMBER
Giving Birth to Life
THE SECOND CHAMBER
The Thirteen Commandments to Master Life
THE THIRD CHAMBER
Living Truthfully
THE FOURTH CHAMBER
Reaching Higher in the Spiral of Life
From my heart to yours
Like the chestnut tree thrives and blossoms,
so will people on Earth soon live in bliss and harmony
And like the chestnut tree’s fruit is strongly protected,
so will people on Earth soon learn to protect their unique essence,
holding it in love until it’s ripe enough to share with the world
And like the chestnut tree’s abundance depends on the soil it grows in,
so will people soon realize that their abundance depends on their connection to Mother Earth
Actually, the life of a chestnut tree isn’t so different from ours
Both of us evolve with each cycle of life,
with no possibility of turning back
Because life always brings us forward,
in an eternal spiral called evolution
For every completed cycle,
the chestnut tree creates a circle around itself,
to signify fulfilled dreams,
and to prove growth and transformation
All cycles must come to an end,
before something even better can begin
And each cycle must bring you to the unknown,
before it leads you back home
However, you never return to exactly the same place
Expansion and contraction
Breathing in and breathing out
That is the essence of God
Think about it:
How could there be expansion if there were no contraction?
How could someone breathe in without breathing out?
How could there be love if there were no life?
Like a chestnut tree finally turns to ashes,
so will our bodies eventually decay
And just like a new chestnut tree will be born,
in a slightly different form,
so will we be reborn,
in slightly different forms
This is evolution, this is life, this is the only way
The chestnut tree and we constantly transform ourselves,
but the principles of God remain the same:
After winter comes summer
After night comes day
And after rain comes sunshine
There is a particular rhythm of life,
a tone that can be heard and felt in our hearts
Let’s begin to listen to this music,
and thereby manifest the prophecy of an earthly paradise
Welcome to the fourth and final Christian Testament
Baghdad Ben
Prologue
1. Welcome to The Fourth Testament
Welcome to the fourth and final Christian Testament, following the Old Testament, the New Testament, and Martinus Thomsen’s ‘third Testament,’ which was mainly written in the first half of the 20th century for a rather niche audience.
The purpose of this book is to anchor the cosmic truth of God as embodied in the cosmic cross and thereby help people obtain the faith in life necessary to master it and achieve the prophecy of paradise.
2. The cosmic cross
The cosmic cross is the complete Christian cross that describes two things: first, our essence as consciousness, or a cosmic heart, with the four inherent abilities of 1) giving birth to life, 2) creating or nurturing life, 3) experiencing life, and 4) advancing life to new heights, associated with spring, summer, fall, and winter; and second, the seven-dimensional creation that is born from it.
Our essence is a Holy Quaternity, present in all that is meaningful to us, most notably the four distinct phases of an earthly life, from birth to rebirth, called childhood, adulthood, elderhood, and death; the four seasons of an earthly year, called spring, summer, fall, and winter; and the four phases of a day, called morning, afternoon, evening, and night.
3. A new age is dawning
We just mentioned three crucial life cycles of one earthly life, one earthly year, and one day, that is, the rotation around yourself, the earth’s rotation around the sun, and the earth’s rotation around itself.
However, to understand life on Earth, we must also consider our solar system's movement through the astrological Zodiac, which takes about 25,000 years, depending on the calculation method.
The Fourth Testament’s role isn’t to challenge astronomers but to strengthen people’s faith in life by keeping things simple. Therefore, this information will be mentioned only once.
Please understand that Jesus was born for many reasons, one of which was to mark the beginning of a new age.
So, similar to our 24-hour day, there is an almost 24,000-year period that has just begun. In fact, we have just experienced the first half of its first phase, which focused on learning to think rationally, suggesting we are about to learn to think abstractly and thereby leave the detrimental patriarchy behind.
4. Manifesting the prophecy of paradise
As people learn to think correctly, meaning to balance their rational and abstract abilities, they can begin to understand the concept of God and create the prophecy of paradise.
In essence, men must connect with their feminine side to learn this, while women must connect more with their masculine side to gain the necessary strength to trust in their own strengths, which include abstract thinking.
5. The meaning of light
We are light, which means we are matter that vibrates at a specific frequency, ranging from ray-formed or spiritual to solid, passing through stages such as gas and liquid.
In the last 2,000 years, people have focused on what they can rationally understand, such as solid matter, with relatively little interest in spiritual matter.
However, to understand creation and how to thrive in it, we must also embrace life’s spiritual side, which requires a near-perfect balance between our abilities to think rationally and abstractly at the same time.
6. The power of prayer
In the past, people prayed to God when they were in need or to find meaning in their lives.
However, what is praying if not a request for help, a help that is unnecessary to ask for because it’s given to us all the time?
Therefore, The Fourth Testament teaches that prayer essentially means surrendering to life, which requires a rational and abstract understanding of life. Without it, you won’t have the faith to do so, and you won’t understand how life communicates with you.
The main purpose of The Fourth Testament is to help people understand life so they can strengthen their faith in life’s natural processes and align with them, thereby reaching paradise as quickly as possible.
7. The Christian lineage
The Christian lineage exists to teach people the truth about life, which is conveyed differently depending on their level of consciousness.
2,000 years ago, it was best done by helping rather primitive people form good intentions, and it was less important to understand what good actually is.
As we enter a new age with a new focus, it becomes critical to embrace our feminine side and create a healthy balance with the masculine side that has dominated earthly life through patriarchal principles.
In this evolution, the Christian message is that we embody both God’s masculine and feminine sides, but that men have a greater potential to excel in the masculine areas, while women have a greater potential to excel in the feminine areas.
This doesn’t mean that women should stay home to care for children while men work in the fields, but that a strong attraction between men and women can only arise when both are true to their essence.
8. Becoming galactic citizens
Once people understand the truth of God as embodied in the cosmic cross, they can become galactic citizens, meaning beings who have conscious and meaningful interaction with spiritual beings, as it has been in past ages on Earth.
The Fourth Testament aims to help people on this path by revealing the truth of God and by showing how to begin nurturing intergalactic relationships, which will be necessary to manifest the prophecy of an earthly paradise.
9. The art of healing
People on Earth need to heal before they can enter paradise.
Essentially, they must heal their trauma from this life by slowing down and feeling, meaning integrating everything that surfaces, and they must become more two-polar.
The latter means that men, after connecting with their masculinity, must also embrace their femininity, and that women, after rooting themselves in their femininity, must also embrace their masculinity.
This happens mainly when you make love with those you feel sexually attracted to.
10. Learning to love unconditionally
Most people still believe that to love is to like something a lot, meaning to have affection for it.
However, love is harmony, meaning it encompasses everything that feels pleasant.
If you beat your son because you love him so much, you confuse attachment and distorted beliefs about responsibility with cosmic love.
It’s impossible to become a harmonious part of creation unless you align with your evolutionary lineage, which you can only do if you understand life and yourself.
11. Birthing a new world religion called love
Religion is what people believe in, whether outdated Christianity or partially outdated science.
When people embrace the cosmic cross, they will begin to believe in love because they will realize, intellectually, who they are, which requires rather evolved rational and abstract thinking.
12. About the author of The Fourth Testament
Baghdad Ben is a pseudonym with a specific meaning.
Baghdad represents the feminine, circular city, built in the eighth century to honor peace and wisdom, while Ben is the masculine counterpart, connected to the Gaelic word for mountain top.
Through healing and sacred sexuality, Baghdad Ben could, after five years, eventually complete the mission of creating the fourth and final Christian Testament.
He chose the name Baghdad to honor his feminine intuition and Ben to honor his masculine confidence, two qualities he had to dig deep into his soul to reconnect with.
13. Connecting with cosmic truth
The Fourth Testament is a manifesto of cosmic truth, brought to Earth to pave the way for a paradisical way of life.
However, this requires that people heal, both by healing their trauma and by becoming better reflections of God as bisexual beings.
At the beginning of the third millennium after Jesus’ birth, it’s time to think differently.
It’s time to let go of biased obsessions with rational science and embrace the fullness of who we are.
It’s time to thrive in life as the cosmic beings we are.