REVELATION 15
The Eighth Cosmic Commandment
“Feel the truth of whether your creation makes the world a better place”
In Commandment Eight, we engage in an intimate dialogue with God, represented by the compassionate being who helps humanity become God-conscious, known as Kuthumi in some esoteric traditions.
In this dialogue, which vibrates at the frequency of outward feeling energy, referring to our capacity to sense subtle energies beyond ourselves, we are reminded of the necessity of conscious relationships with spiritual beings and receive a lesson in truth that helps us connect with our cosmic missions and create paradise.
CONTENT
1. The seven elements of life
– What are the seven elements of life?
– You mean the four? Fire, earth, air, and water?
– No, I mean the seven. Do you know them?
– Hm, thinking, communication, creativity, feeling, knowing, memory, and the love they create together?
– Yes, indeed, but let’s set love aside for a moment and focus on the eternal building blocks that create life. To better match their ancient names, we could call them, for example, wood, fire, air, ashes, water, and earth. Does that make sense?
– Not really, please explain.
– You begin each cycle of life by planting a seed, representing your creative desires and the wood element. The seed then grows, fueled by your passion to create and by others’ passion to participate in the creative process, which represents your inner fire. To take the final step of creating something tangible, you need to create a very big fire, meaning bringing so much oxygen to it that the seed, which has now become a much larger piece of wood, eventually disappears, leaving only ashes.
Do you follow me?
– Yes, I do.
– These three steps are represented by citrus fruit, given their connection to the first three, feminine colors of the rainbow – red, orange, and yellow.
What does this tell you?
– Perhaps that the feminine cycle of life, represented by connecting with a vision and creating something tangible, is acidic?
– Spot on. So, what is oxidizing or ‘breaking down,’ as it reacts with God’s acidic nature?
– I suppose it is the resistance to ourselves, suggesting that the only way to realize our divine essence is to create.
– Indeed. And what are we left with after the wood has burned, I mean, after we have created what we wanted to create?
– The ashes, which must represent our emotions, marking the beginning of a masculine, alkaline phase, right?
– Yes, the ashes represent the spiritual essence of our creation, which is so important not to neglect, or our life will be superficial and illusory, connected only to the physical, densest dimension of life.
We can say that the masculine, spiritual phase, represented by the core energies 4, 5, and 6, dissolves our attachments to who we are right now and expands and transforms us, which helps us sow new, more beautiful seeds when the feminine phase of the cycle begins at the next spring equinox.
Let me tell you something about trauma that people still struggle to understand and that shapes how you experience life on Earth.
You tend to believe that healing is about learning new things mentally, while it is about connecting with a higher, spiritual truth, meaning feeling authentic pleasure, which you can only do if you have processed all your past feelings.
When you have trauma, meaning past experiences that haven’t yet been fully felt, you cannot feel reality, but only a reality distorted by a complex mix of your unintegrated past experiences.
For example, if you received a lot of criticism as a child, even if it was with your parents’ best intentions to teach you right from wrong, as they understood it, you probably developed an unconscious habit of listening to it as little as possible, especially as you grew older.
However, you must face your parents’ dislike, meaning truly feel it, or you will see everyone in life who doesn’t agree with you as your opponents.
In fact, our world is so hostile because no one received unconditional love as a child. As a result, we see others as threats, especially when they are different from us.
– How is this related to the six elements of wood, fire, air, ashes, water, and earth?
– Let me explain. Trauma is a fire that still burns within you, though it should have turned to ashes a long time ago.
This fire becomes your passion in life, often expressed as a desire for revenge, meaning proving to others that you are good.
This drives people forward in their careers, sometimes to incredible heights, although it isn’t what they truly desire, if not for the trauma.
Actually, planet Earth is, almost without exception, governed by people who are the most traumatized and, therefore, have the strongest drive to become successful in the eyes of others.
– So traumatized people, meaning everyone who hasn’t received enough unconditional love, essentially no one, are driven by revenge rather than by joy?
– Exactly. Worse still, the deeper your trauma, the more you have dissociated from yourself, and the greater the mismatch between what you say and what you think and do.
Is there a name for this behavior?
– Manipulation, I suppose.
– Of course. Manipulation, the opposite of cosmic truth, is what drives societies on planet Earth at the beginning of the third millennium, and almost no one realizes it, either because they are manipulating or because they are being manipulated, or, as in most cases, both.
This is not going to change from one day to the next, but gradually over a few hundred years.
And you can’t do anything about it but focus on yourself and give life enough time to teach everyone what they must learn at their own pace.
– But isn’t this a bit scary? I mean, the most influential people on this planet are deeply traumatized and make decisions for all of us, influenced by their unusually high levels of fear?
– I wouldn’t call it scary, but you shouldn’t be naïve.
However, remember that these people aren’t evil; they only have a distorted perspective of reality, which leads them to make the wrong decisions that cause more pain rather than pleasure.
They are immature Christ beings, nothing more, nothing less.
2. Knowing your past lives
– Do you know something about your past lives?
– Well, I’m not sure ‘know’ is the right word, but I’ve been told a few things that resonate with me, even though it’s not like I truly remember anything.
– Do you know why?
– I suppose it’s because humans are as evolutionarily distant from minerals as possible, as indicated by our position opposite them in the cosmic cross.
– Exactly, a human’s ability to remember past lives is hardly nonexistent, and this is how it should be, highlighting that the human experience of life is mainly about living in the present moment.
– But isn’t it relevant to know a bit of where we come from?
– What truly matters is to connect with yourselves, meaning to understand your true desires and move forward according to them.
However, there is certainly a theme to what you have been doing for many lives, and recognizing that may help you embrace your cosmic mission even more.
For example, you know, or at least you have heard very compelling stories from multiple independent sources, that you have served the Christian lineage across many lives. Don’t you think that made it easier for you to write this book?
– Of course, if I hadn’t already felt a strong connection to Christianity since childhood, received confirmations from a few mediums, and been told directly by spiritual beings all the information I have, I probably wouldn’t have had the faith to complete this mission.
– Do you know which specific roles you played in the past?
– Well, I’ve been told I was Saint Thomas, the disciple, but who knows?
– Hm, it could be true.
However, if I told you that you were King Herod or Saint Thomas, what difference would it make? Or if I told you that you were Moses or the Pharaoh who tried to kill him, what difference would it make?
Do you get my point?
– Not really.
– Since our souls are so closely connected with each other, it doesn’t really matter which particular role you played.
The important thing is what everyone involved learned and how they grew from the experience.
You see, life is a collective journey, and it is critical that people begin to understand that.
In fact, when you truly grasp this, you will let go of almost all drama in your life, becoming a beacon of light for others to follow.
– Are you saying that there are no good or bad teams, that we all play a role in helping each other grow, and that we sometimes are the perpetrator and sometimes the hero?
– Exactly, but until you realize this, you will believe you belong to the good guys, and those who oppose you are the bad guys.
In fact, this is the reason we talk about heaven and hell.
It’s an illusion. Please open your eyes and see through it, once and for all. The time has come for that.
– I think I get you, but it isn’t easy. I’ve been doing quite a few past-life regressions, and I’ve always been the hero, or at least a good person.
– Yes, but who do you think decides which past lives you are shown?
– Probably the compassionate beings who orchestrate my learning?
– Exactly, and how do you think you learn how to become a God-conscious human being?
– By outgrowing my tendencies to believe in my own superiority?
– Yes, all Christ beings are narcissists to some extent, ranging from mild to severe, which leads you to attempt to transform by changing others rather than yourselves.
The less nurtured you were as a child, the more likely you are to exhibit narcissistic tendencies, which make you unable to see your own role in the earthly drama.
– How can we become less narcissistic?
– Outgrowing narcissistic tendencies is a fine balance between realizing how special you are and how special everyone else is.
Until you can see your own divinity, you can’t see it in others. However, in an attempt to feel better, you picture yourself as superior to others, which is what we mean by narcissism.
In fact, the more you hate yourself, the greater the need to create a false image of who you are, and the more likely you are to try to solve your problems in life by changing others rather than yourself.
– Why do you bring up the topic of narcissism?
– I do because people misuse this word.
Your path is to fall in love with yourself, just as Narcissus did, meaning you should become a narcissist in the true sense of the word.
You should learn to love yourself, but not superficially, to hide that you actually hate yourself, projecting your own shortcomings onto others.
– Are you saying that we should learn to love ourselves by accepting who we truly are, rather than trying to be something others appreciate?
– Exactly. If you try to build self-esteem by pleasing others, you will realize at some point that you are building a sandcastle rather than a real one.
My point is that by knowing a bit about your past lives, you can see the direction of your path, which makes it easier to appreciate and embrace your uniqueness and to love yourself and others.
As I mentioned above, whether you were King Herod, Saint Thomas, or Judas isn’t so important. What matters is that you were deeply involved in the Christian lineage, just as many readers of this book will have been involved in other movements on Earth, such as Oceanian traditions, African polytheism, American shamanism, Islam, the French Revolution, the slave trade, scientific movements, design trends, world wars, civil wars, crime, crusades, and much more.
The more holistically you can view your existence, the more truthfully you can relate to life.
It starts with feeling what you haven’t yet felt in this life, especially in relation to your parents, who, for you, represent the Supreme Mother and Father of life.
When you have sorted out your relationship with your earthly parents, you can begin to have a meaningful, truthful relationship with God.
3. The role of past wisdom
– What’s the problem with viewing life as an amalgamation of wood, fire, air, ashes, water, and earth, without knowing that they point to our abilities to think, communicate, create, feel, know, and remember?
– Probably that we don’t really understand who we are but merely entertain our minds with some esoteric poetry?
– I agree with you. Past religious teachings, including ninety percent of modern science, represent superstition, or, more positively put, poetry. However, not always very beautiful poetry.
As we move deeper into the third millennium, people will let go of so many beliefs that it’s difficult for you to grasp right now.
Can you guess the three most profound harmful beliefs that people still hold and use as a foundation for their lives?
– Maybe that we will die in the not-too-distant future and never live again. That we are victims of our circumstances. And that we need to attach ourselves to various people, jobs, hobbies, projects, and so forth to enjoy our lives.
– Spot on. How did you know?
– Well, based on my own experience, I know how much fear stems from the illusory belief that we only have one life.
I also remember how stuck I felt when I worked in the financial services industry, believing I needed to do it. I also felt stuck when I thought I needed to behave the way people close to me expected, including my first schoolteacher and family members. I really felt like a victim, and it wasn’t because of myself that I was set free, but because of life.
Lastly, the reason it was so difficult to free myself, explaining why I couldn’t do it myself and needed life’s support, was my strong attachments to everything I appreciated, even though there was so much more to have that I didn’t know about then.
– Life has taught you the same three lessons that all Christ beings are taught: To let go of fear by realizing you are a sovereign aspect of God who doesn’t need others to be happy, only to be even happier.
You couldn’t learn this by reading about Adam and Eve in the Bible or by listening to a Sufi magi a thousand years ago. Do you know why?
– Because their stories weren’t true enough to cut through the layers of fear?
– No, because the teachers were so fearful that their stories were distorted, at least a little bit. And because of that, they weren’t helpful in making others less fearful.
Do you think The Fourth Testament will make people fearless?
– Yes, at least I have become rather fearless by writing it.
– So, you mean that those who really absorb its content will become as fearless as you?
– More or less.
– Do you really believe we can learn about life theoretically? Don’t you need to experience it firsthand?
– Yes, you’re probably right; let me correct the answer: I don’t think reading The Fourth Testament will make people fearless overnight, but I truly believe it will give people enough faith to follow the right path in life, meaning the one that leads to true and lasting happiness despite the many challenges along the way.
I hope it helps people realize that life isn’t hard because God is evil, because Satan exists, or because there is no God, but because life is good.
– This is what I hope too. And do you know what? It will work.
Let me share something profound with you: The Fourth Testament will change the course of this planet, not in one decade but in two.
When you are sixty, you will be the patriarch of a movement that has grown so strong that there is no turning back.
How do you feel about that?
– I doubt it’s true.
– Good. If you were sure about it, you wouldn’t be a good fit for the role.
People who appear too confident have usually developed armor to hide their major weaknesses. But you can easily expose them by pressing their weak buttons.
Do you have any weak buttons? I mean situations where you feel utterly triggered and react in a way that isn’t your normal self.
– I don’t think so. I mean, I can be very triggered when I’m treated in a way I perceive as unfair, but I’m not sure whether it’s a significant problem.
– This isn’t your biggest weakness, at least not from my perspective.
Your biggest weaknesses stem from being born and raised in Europe, as do your strengths.
You master the knowing energy more than almost anyone on this planet, but your abilities to think, communicate, create, feel, and remember are rather poor in comparison to many people in Oceania, sub-Saharan Africa, South America, North America, and Asia.
To grow more, you need to travel to these places and stay for a while, forming intimate relationships not only with the land but also with the plants, animals, and the people.
But above all, if you want to grow, you need to make love to more people, regardless of their origin on planet Earth.
– It doesn’t sound like a bad medicine you’re offering me. I would love to do this, and I would love to invite people from all over the world to my house to learn more about how they view life.
From whom do I have the most to learn?
– As a European attuned to the number five more than anything else, you have the most to learn from African people, especially those in the southern regions, below the equator.
You will find these people so playful and expressive, and they will find you so firm. They will help you relax and open your throat, and you will help them connect with what they really want, beyond the endless games and playfulness, which isn’t always helpful in achieving a functioning society.
You should not help each other by sending money back and forth, but by connecting on a human level and exchanging energy through profound intimacy.
I’m not talking about sex here, just to be clear, though that is always a possibility for the free person who seeks to honor God.
– Are you suggesting that the path to world peace lies in truly embracing the differences among us rather than in protecting us from them?
– I am.
4. Living in paradise
– What is paradise for you?
– I suppose it is a life in harmony with all aspects of creation.
– I agree with you and would like to highlight that it includes living in harmony with at least a few other humans, which is maybe the most difficult for you and many others.
How can you achieve this?
– By continuing to heal until I’m ready for it?
– Yes, attempting to create a paradise isn’t recommended before you are ready for it, suggesting that living in communities and growing your own food together, rather than having a stable but boring job and buying your food at the supermarket, is only for those who have progressed far on their journey toward God consciousness.
Where are you on this journey?
– Haha, I honestly don’t know. I suppose I wouldn’t write this book if I didn’t have it within reach in this life. Do you agree?
– I certainly do, and I believe that, unlike many others, you will wait until you are truly ready, both to live polyamorously and to share intimate projects, such as growing your own food together with others.
Do you have that patience?
– I’m not sure I’m very patient, but at least I’ve learned the hard way not to push my desires forward and to let life guide me step by step.
– This is all you need. Enjoy what you have, which is so much, and slowly expand, step by step. Find that balance.
Before we complete this Revelation, let me ask you something about healing. What are your plans for your personal healing?
– Right or wrong, I don’t have any plans other than to keep following the cosmic heartbeat. Should I do more?
– If life sees it as beneficial, things will occur on your path, but otherwise, your plan seems good. Simple and good.
Why do you think so many people are so concerned about trying all kinds of healing modalities out there?
– Probably because their pain is so intense that they are desperate?
– Yes, that goes for some people. But you would be surprised by how many strive toward perfect health because they are what we could call perfectionists.
To be honest, I think you used to be one of those.
How would you describe a perfectionist?
– Maybe as someone who focuses on everything that is bad and forgets everything that is good.
– I like the answer, and let me add that almost everyone in the Western world is a perfectionist, ranging from mild to severe, as always is the case.
Why are you so fixated on the negative?
– Probably because we were conditioned from an early age, at least since we started school, to believe we are bad if we do wrong and heroes if we get it right. Isn’t that the whole idea of having exams in school, to filter out which children are good and which are bad? So that we later can see who deserves to earn a lot of money and who deserves just a little.
If you are good in school, you deserve a lot, and if you are bad, you deserve little. Easy. Unless you can find an alternative path to wealth by becoming a sports star, a successful entrepreneur, or maybe a successful criminal.
– Humans are perfectionists because they struggle with the deadly sins of greed, pride, sloth, wrath, envy, gluttony, and lust, which, as you know, are directly linked to the components of the cosmic cross.
You tend to 1) focus more on what you don’t have than on what you have, 2) on how to maintain a false façade rather than dismantle it, 3) on how to avoid work rather than do it, 4) on how to avoid pain rather than feel it, 5) on how to maintain the status quo rather than expand, 6) on how to hold on to what you have rather than let go, and 7) on how to receive love rather than create it.
– Are you saying that we focus on perfection as we believe it is, rather than on how it actually is?
– Exactly. You believe that having more, keeping a good face, working less, feeling less, expanding less, dying less, and making as little effort as possible to create love is the dream life. And therefore, you strive toward it. You even strive toward an eternal imprisonment in this particular incarnation, which you call longevity. In fact, this is the highest goal for those who are most detached from life, often those who rule the world you live in.
You strive toward a reality where you passively sit on a comfortable sofa, holding your favorite drink in one hand and counting your money with the other. Don’t you think?
– You’re probably correct. I think I can recognize myself in that to some extent.
It seems as if we visualize an end to our challenges instead of learning to deal with them and continuing to surf life’s endless waves eternally.
– Yes, you want to rest because you are exhausted, even if you do not understand it. But this rest you should give yourself all the time by living in alignment with the rhythm of the cosmic heart – by following the seasons of life.
Therefore, maybe paradise isn’t exactly what you have been thinking. It isn’t a passive, effortless walk in the park but a beautiful reality where you face your challenges with so much faith and reach higher and higher quickly.
In paradise, your joy is much higher than before, but the pain you feel when a loved one dies, maybe one of your animals or a beautiful flower, is much more intense.
Being happy isn’t about being joyful all the time but about being healthy, which implies almost as much sadness as joy.
You already live in paradise, my dear friend. You are abundant in money, love, and health, and you cannot ask for much more right now. Enjoy what you have and expand slowly, without expecting the crazy transformation you have experienced over the last ten years as you were prepared to complete your mission of creating this book, which, by the way, is just the beginning of your work.
You’re home, but not in front of a peaceful fireplace; you’re in the middle of the storm.
– I thought the next few years would be the most transformative period of my life?
– Outside of you, yes, but not on the inside.
You’ve reached a state of healing where the only possible unfoldment is that life helps you reach a broader audience with your work, which makes you abundant in money.
Actually, all healthy abundance of money originates from inner transformation.
Now, let me share something utterly critical. The six elements of wood, fire, air, ashes, water, and earth must cooperate to create harmony in life.
If the piece of wood is too big, the fire cannot burn it, regardless of how much oxygen is available. And if there are no ashes, there is nothing that can dissolve in water and merge with the earth.
Do you get my point?
– I suppose you say that if your desires are too big, possibly driven by greed, you won’t be able to manifest them, no matter how hard you try, implying there’s nothing to learn from?
– Exactly, and if the piece of wood is too small, it just leaves a tiny bit of ash to be dissolved into the earth.
To live up to your full potential, meaning creating the biggest thing you can possibly succeed at, you must find the perfect balance between wanting too much and wanting too little.
What is your true desire regarding your mission?
– To be honest, I’m mainly focused on creating a fantastic life for myself. If others love this book and want to pay for it, I’m grateful, but I don’t care so much about their expansion.
– It seems to me that you are aiming at the right level.
What you desire in terms of material abundance requires professional success, no doubt about that, and you have learned the hard way to focus more on yourself than on others.
If you intended to change the world, the wood would be too big, and if you didn’t have any material desires, it would be too small.
If the world changes because of The Fourth Testament, it isn’t because of you but because of how life has decided to use it, as little as David’s victory over Goliath was because of him or Jesus’ legacy was because of his incredible level of enlightenment.
However, life will change because of this book, which you have been a suitable channel for, and you will be rewarded accordingly.
We don’t say this to put you down, only to speak the truth, which makes everything so much easier.
– Thank you. I’m happy to play whatever role life wants me to play, as long as it doesn’t keep me from continuing to live a fantastic life.
– When you align even more deeply with your mission, you will enjoy life even more, but you aren’t quite there yet. You are still a bit too afraid to take up the space your mission requires. You are too European and need to travel the world a bit before you can express everything you have inside.
And this applies to most readers of The Fourth Testament. In fact, your life has been designed to be relevant to almost everyone, and you all have, more or less, the same things to learn.
Let me finish this off by giving you and the readers seven powerful pieces of advice, to be understood either right away or at a later point.
Don’t aim for pieces of wood that are bigger or smaller than you can burn.
Don’t care about what others choose to do with their lives, not even your children. If you want to influence them, seek communication on equal terms, involving authentic self-expression and space-holding.
Don’t believe your successes are because of you, because although you play an essential role, it isn’t within your power to decide what will ultimately have an impact on Earth.
Don’t project uncomfortable feelings within yourself onto others, believing you feel bad because of them.
Don’t underestimate the importance of making love with others, and understand that this need only grows, even though the healing effect diminishes dramatically after you’ve reached God-consciousness.
Don’t aim to become enlightened in any other way than by pursuing your desires; however, knowing a bit about life, you shouldn’t be overly attached to your future plans but be ready to change them as you go along.
Learn to love others by first learning to love yourself, which you can only do by connecting with gradually deeper truths about who you are and what you desire in life. If you suppress yourself to be a good person according to traditional Christian values, you will build up resistance to the world around you because of the principle ‘as within so without,’ as explained in Revelation 13.