REVELATION 12
The Fifth Cosmic Commandment
“Once the path has been cleared, take bold action toward your dreams”
In the Fifth Commandment, we explore the inward aspect of creativity energy, related to taking action using one’s muscular system, though not necessarily more than signing an important contract, calling an important person, or making any other life-changing commitments.
We learn that bold, life-changing actions must be preceded by healthy visions, grounded planning, and, above all, careful communication with life, especially careful listening to what life sees as the right path ahead.
If you have done your homework, you shouldn’t hesitate when it’s time to act, but do so with full force, as David did when he defeated Goliath.
From the highest perspective, there are four cosmic laws – the Law of Attraction, the Law of Action, the Law of Cause and Effect, and the Law of Love – that describe the creative process from birth to rebirth.
CONTENT
1. Facing Goliath
Once upon a time, there was a young shepherd’s boy named David who had a strong fate ahead of him.
He was to become the most notable man on Earth before Jesus, a fate that began with a remarkable feat of defeating the impossible enemy, the giant Goliath.
From a higher perspective, the story is about one main thing: the ability to overcome the seemingly impossible by having strong faith in your visions, plans, and the guidance you have received from life.
When everything is pointing in the right direction, there is nothing left to doubt but to push forward, as David did.
If you have done your groundwork correctly, you will succeed.
Learning more about David’s plan
David’s plan was to avoid close combat with the obviously superior giant by using his sling and a few stones, a plan that succeeded against all odds.
Why did the plan work?
The answer is that it was predestined to happen for reasons we can only speculate about.
Maybe this was a true story, or, more likely, it is a metaphor for the importance of overcoming your fears in order to fulfill your dreams.
Facing your ‘goliaths’
In your life, there are certainly obstacles between you and your most desired dreams, which we, in this context, call ‘goliaths.’
The more fantastic the dream, the larger the goliaths are likely to be, and the more courage you must have to face them.
However, facing your goliaths isn’t as much about courage as about knowing what the right thing to do is.
If you have received positive feedback from life about your visions and plans as you communicated them to others, there is no reason to hold back, no matter how unlikely success may seem.
However, if life shows you that you are aiming too high, perhaps by bringing obstacles onto your path, you should be very careful before pushing through with something.
Defeating Goliath
In reality, defeating Goliath, meaning overcoming the obstacles on the path to your dreams, is entirely about being ready or well prepared.
However, even when you are, it’s not easy to break new ground by taking actions you’ve never taken before, which explains the story’s vast significance.
There are no tricks or shortcuts to defeat the Goliaths in your life. You just need to prepare yourself and move forward without hesitation when you are ready.
2. Learning from David
David used his muscles to defeat Goliath, but not in close combat as an animal would.
Instead, he combined strength and intelligence, precisely the strength to create and use a sling and the intelligence to use it effectively.
In these simple actions, he summarized what the human experience is mainly about: namely, using one’s body to create intelligent things.
Using your muscles
While animals use their muscles in a primitive way, humans use them in an enlightened way, suggesting they don’t kill each other with them but instead use them to create finer things, such as cooked food, art, and pleasure for themselves and others.
There is also beauty in creating grander things that require more muscle power, such as houses, monuments, factories, and museums, to name just a few of the countless examples.
Learning to use one’s muscles in a healthy way is central to the human experience of life, which explains why practices such as yoga, martial arts, qi gong, and much more were developed, especially in the part of the planet that vibrates with the frequency of memory, namely Asia.
Learning from the East
In the West, so many people have found greater stability in their lives thanks to ancient practices like yoga, martial arts, and qi gong, which isn’t to say that these practices represent cosmic truth, any more than the Bible does, despite its many insightful parables.
But just as the Bible always points to a higher truth, so do the aforementioned Asian practices.
Specifically, yoga, martial arts, and qi gong point to the necessity of moving your body to fully enjoy a physical life as a human. However, they shouldn’t be the purpose of life but should be seen as a means to thrive outside the practice.
If you live a balanced life in nature with plenty of natural movement, there is no need to practice yoga, but if you sit in front of a computer for several hours every day, practicing yoga can make the difference between free bodily expression and living in pain.
Therefore, learn from the East by adopting their practices, but not necessarily the mental ideas behind them, or move in whatever way you feel drawn to.
David certainly found his own unique way to use his muscles in an intelligent way, an absolutely out-of-the-box solution to a seemingly impossible problem. However, he didn’t succeed because he desperately wanted to, but because it was in alignment with what life wanted.
Only for this reason did his stone hit Goliath in the middle of the face, which tells us that you should always use your muscles in alignment with what is highest for all.
Therefore, don’t view setbacks as failures but as guidance toward a higher path. Maybe yoga isn’t for you, but dancing is. Maybe martial arts aren’t for you, but lovemaking and brisk morning walks are. We are all different, and we all have to find the tools that work miracles for us, just like David.
3. The four cosmic laws to master life
There are four cosmic laws – the Law of Attraction, the Law of Action, the Law of Cause and Effect, and the Law of Love – that are central to mastering life.
In essence, they resemble the four seasons of spring, summer, fall, and winter and align perfectly with the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments.
1. A brief introduction to the Law of Attraction
The Law of Attraction holds that spiritual beings, especially the compassionate ones, have the right to create life experiences for humans to help them become God-conscious.
Therefore, it doesn’t matter so much what you aim for in life until you have become God-conscious, because you will still receive the precise lessons you need.
For example, if you put all your efforts into creating a successful business but must learn lessons that are better learned from an unsuccessful business, your business won’t become the success you hope for.
Therefore, don’t take life on Earth too seriously, but understand that it’s mainly about learning about your essence and, after you have grasped that, about thriving in paradise.
2. A brief introduction to the Law of Action
The Law of Action states that once you have grasped who you are, your role on Earth is to listen to life and act in accordance with what is highest for everyone, even if it sometimes entails temporary friction with those who expect you to act as they want you to.
Unless you learn to act in alignment with life, you won’t be able to fulfill your mission, which ultimately relates to advancing evolution in one way or another.
3. A brief introduction to the Law of Cause and Effect
After you have acted in alignment with your own and life’s desires, the Law of Cause and Effect states that you will harvest the benefits of doing so, specifically by receiving the help you need to live abundantly in money, love, and health.
Therefore, the Law of Cause and Effect can be seen as a law that determines what you are worth for helping life evolve.
4. A brief introduction to the Law of Love
The Law of Love holds that all beings have the right to know who they are, which can only happen through experiencing life on Earth across different times and in different constellations.
Therefore, the Law of Love outlines the process of dying and being reborn, which we sometimes call reincarnation.
The art of living
Being human on Earth is first about receiving your lessons to become God-conscious under the Law of Attraction, before the other three laws become relevant.
Therefore, people shouldn’t overthink what they do in life but should follow their desires and learn from their mistakes in a light and playful way.
The more seriously we take life, the slower we become truly happy and the more we suffer along the way toward a cosmically correct understanding of who we are.
The root cause of seriousness is distorted beliefs about God, which trace back to the Ten Commandments that Moses received on two stone tablets on Mount Sinai, according to Christian mythology.
In essence, these Commandments, although not without benefits, have effectively made humans dogmatic, meaning indoctrinated to believe in right and wrong.
Though it’s true that some actions lead to pleasure and others to pain, it doesn’t really matter what you do. There is no God who gets upset if you create pain rather than pleasure for yourself. Pain, though challenging in the present moment, is nothing but a logical consequence of deviating from the path that leads to true and lasting happiness.
Without pain, God would be the devil, a phenomenon that exists only in the form of unconsciousness, meaning an inability to follow your true path in life, the one that leads to paradise.
Making up with the devil
Not long ago, most people on Earth believed they would be judged after their earthly lives by God, who would send them to heaven or hell according to his judgment.
Believing in these falsities naturally made people extremely fearful of doing wrong, which explained the power the church had in society.
Someone who could forgive people’s sins through the Sacrament of Confession and bless people’s endeavors to sustain their lives was extremely powerful, so powerful that the Pope stood above kings and queens throughout the world.
So, the Christian heritage is mind-blowingly powerful, to the point that it has shaped our attitude to life so deeply that we take it for granted and, thereby, fail to see that this isn’t the only way to perceive life.
Freeing yourself from the devil, the very thing the Catholic Church fought against, is paradoxically about freeing yourself from outdated Christian values.
When you embrace a higher truth of life, you see Christianity with new eyes and can put its historic teachings in the right context, realizing that although it once supported people’s evolution, it’s now the most harmful force because it makes you judgmental about right and wrong.
Reaching paradise is only possible once you have realized that there is no such thing as good or bad, suggesting that righteousness isn’t about being judgmental but about having the consciousness to see which actions lead to happiness.
The Thirteen Cosmic Commandments
In contrast to the outdated Ten Commandments, the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments aren’t judgmental but are a logical consequence of the cosmic heart and its role in giving birth to light in seven frequencies.
Thereby, they underscore the truth that life isn’t about subjective ideas of right and wrong but about absolute truth, which cannot be rationalized but only felt so deeply that it amounts to knowing.
Consequently, The Fourth Testament isn’t a continuation of the dogmatic Christian tradition but rather a liberation from it.
4. Mastering the Law of Attraction
The Law of Attraction, as already mentioned, states that a human on Earth, until they have reached God consciousness, is subject to receiving their daily bread and their manna, meaning the energy they need to grow, through challenges.
The notion that the Law of Attraction is about consciously manipulating life to receive your desires abundantly without any inner transformation is one of the biggest illusions on Earth at the beginning of the third millennium, stemming from a collective disease in thinking rationally and abstractly.
The spring of life
The Law of Attraction represents the spring of life in that it relates to thinking rationally and abstractly, as well as to expressing one’s thoughts to relevant people and other beings.
When one has learned to think correctly and to express one’s thoughts, meaning embracing oneself as a sovereign aspect of God through self-love, the Law of Attraction no longer needs to create challenges and can instead support the person in thriving in paradise.
Specifically, the Law of Attraction helps a person learn to think correctly, meaning in a way that leads to pleasant feelings once those thoughts have been manifested as tangible creations that can be experienced.
If a person aims too low in life, compassionate beings will create resistance to their success, which, over time, sometimes spanning many lives, will inspire the person to aim higher, simply because they get tired of themselves. In contrast, if someone consistently aims too high, they might be supported in achieving some superficial success at the expense of their health, which will ultimately teach them to aim better.
This is just one example of how compassionate beings, under the Law of Attraction, support humanity in attaining cosmic intelligence, characterized by a near-perfect balance between rational and abstract thinking, along with the ability to communicate it to life.
5. Mastering the Law of Action
While the Law of Attraction gives compassionate beings the power to orchestrate people’s learning, the Law of Action holds that once people have become God-conscious, it’s up to them to create their personal paradises.
Unless people act in accordance with what they know is right, they won’t fulfill their desires and will gradually lose the things they appreciate in the present moment, such as a passionate relationship or a fulfilling job.
Only by acting in accordance with what they know is right can people fulfill the prophecy of paradise, suggesting that creating abundance in money, love, and health isn’t a walk in the park, even when one vibrates at the frequency of God consciousness.
Becoming action-oriented people
Becoming action-oriented is about learning to make decisions based on grounds other than rational thinking.
It’s about daring to take the actions life wants you to take and thereby play your role in the earthly drama in the highest possible way.
As long as you base your actions on rational thinking, you can’t co-create marvelous things with life, which isn’t only rational but equally abstract.
The beauty of summer
Summer, meaning the months of Cancer, Leo, and Virgo, is about listening to how life wants you to fulfill the desires created in spring, implying it’s about merging self-love and neighborly love to aim for something that is the highest for everyone, before you take bold actions to create what you and life want, before you as a final step in the creative process allow life to play its part.
Consequently, summer is about outward communication energy, inward creativity energy, and outward creativity energy, associated with the three archetypes of the nurturing mother, the genius creator, and the planetary savior.
This suggests that mastering life’s most action-oriented phase is a complex blend of the most feminine of all abilities – listening to life – with something very archetypally male, namely taking bold action.
The point here is that it’s impossible to master life without being almost perfectly balanced between one’s masculine and feminine sides, suggesting that one is naturally bisexual.
Being bisexual
Although humans are either male or female, they eventually become balanced enough to strongly need to support both of their poles, meaning letting their masculine side receive nurturing, feminine energy, and letting their feminine side receive protective, masculine energy.
The more you use your masculine energy, the greater your need for a top-up of masculine energy, and the more you use your feminine energy, the greater your need for a top-up of feminine energy, assuming you are not gay, lesbian, or heterosexual but are God-conscious.
For this reason, it wasn’t uncommon for leaders in ancient Greece to boost themselves through homosexual intimacy before particularly important battles or political missions.
In today’s world, so many men would become stronger in their masculinity through intimacy with other men, and so many women would become stronger in their femininity through intimacy with other women, if they could only relax their minds and let their intuition guide them.
So, mastering the Law of Action, which doesn’t only entail taking bold action and then surrendering, but also the ability to listen to life before acting, requires at least openness to bisexual encounters.
6. Mastering the Law of Cause and Effect
While the Law of Attraction is associated with spring and the Law of Action with summer, the Law of Cause and Effect is closely linked to fall and to the energies of inward feeling, outward feeling, and inward knowing, associated with the numbers seven, eight, and nine.
Harvesting what you have planted
Many people associate harvest with the month of Virgo at the end of summer, yet Virgo represents the final stage of creativity.
The real harvest, meaning the experience of your creation, is connected to the month of Libra and the beginning of fall, and is heavily influenced by an invitation to feel yourself, specifically how your creativity has made you feel.
Going deeper into the harvest season
The deeper we reach into fall, the less the harvest season resembles experiencing life, and instead it becomes a harvest of wisdom, accessed through the higher truths of life that can only be found deep within yourself.
The entire fall, or harvest season, can be seen as a journey toward a deeper level of truth, first by feeling how the micro-cosmos responds to your creativity and later by feeling the macro-cosmos's response, especially from other humans and compassionate beings.
After delving as deeply as possible into feelings, the ultimate harvest of wisdom is the profound knowing, or intuition, that we associate with enlightenment and with the month of Sagittarius, in which we light four Advent candles.
Mastering the Law of Cause and Effect
By feeling the results of your creativity, you quickly learn which causes generate pleasant effects, and you begin to expand the way you view life, eyeing new ways to create more happiness and excitement.
Through this approach, it becomes clear that wisdom isn’t about learning the facts in a book using your rational mind, but about the ability to create love through your understanding of which causes lead to harmonious effects.
7. Mastering the Law of Love
The Law of Love states that the only way to become God-conscious is to die and be reborn repeatedly, gaining enough perspectives to realize that God isn’t evil but unconditional love.
Until you realize this, you feel like a victim of your circumstances to some extent and try to control life instead of surfing its waves.
Mastering life
Mastering life is about being sufficiently two-polar to embody God’s fullness rather than only half of it, which can only yield an animalistically primitive life experience. The path to get there is to plant the seeds you believe will generate pleasure and learn whether you were right at the time of harvest.
We can say that life is an exploratory game to find out what works and what doesn’t, in which we constantly expand and transform who we are.
Believing that life has a higher purpose than being enjoyed, which requires constant growth or it becomes boring, is a lie, which we could also call a distorted or narrow-minded perspective.
The process of reincarnation
After absorbing as much as you can in one lifetime, you leave your physical body and spend some time disconnected from earthly life before you are reborn into a new body with new qualities that support the expansion and transformation of who you truly are.
So, who are you?
The answer is that you are many things that can be ranked by how temporary they are.
Your consciousness is eternal, and the memories in your soul are slowly expanding, meaning they are almost eternal, while your qualities in this life, to a large extent, are highly temporary.
Therefore, identifying too closely with who you appear to be right now is a mistake that leads to fear and attachment to something that will die soon anyway.
Only by viewing yourself as an eternal aspect of God within an eternal evolutionary lineage, rather than as a specific person with certain qualities, can you align with cosmic truth and easily handle the temporary challenges of earthly life.
Mastering life from the highest perspective
After experiencing spring, summer, and fall, guided by the Law of Attraction, the Law of Action, and the Law of Cause and Effect, we reach winter and the Law of Love, which represents outward knowing energy and both inward and outward memory energy.
This time of year is when we really transform by letting go of the ideas that, according to what we have realized during the year, have resulted in pain rather than pleasure.
However, from our perspective, the greatest transformation is, of course, to die and be reborn with a new set of skills to support our continued evolution until we no longer need to experience physical life.
When we ascend from the earth plane, meaning we break free from the wheel of reincarnations because we have learned which causes lead to pleasant effects, we become so-called Ascended Masters, another name for compassionate beings.
Then our role no longer centers on physical creativity but on creating the impulses that beings such as plants, animals, and, above all, humans manifest.