REVELATION 17
The Tenth Cosmic Commandment
“Enlighten your heart’s four chambers through love”
In the Tenth Commandment, we take a deep dive into the essence of our hearts with the intention of accelerating our ability to love.
This Commandment doesn’t represent any of the twelve disciples or any aspect of the six core energies of life, but rather Jesus himself, who is a metaphor for love and enlightenment.
Understanding that the number ten represents enlightenment, specifically the level of consciousness, symbolized by a zero, you attain by experiencing precisely one life cycle of one through nine, you can start to see that creation can be explained using numbers.
Actually, words have a very limited capacity to capture the truth of the cosmos, while it’s perfectly mirrored by the number system, handed down to humanity thousands of years ago. However, don’t think that numbers describe anything other than the six core energies and how they can be blended in various ways that represent different levels of complexity and love.
CONTENT
1. The art of self-love
Loving yourself is the most difficult thing to do because it requires accepting that you are different from others, which, in turn, implies you will probably not receive much help from others on this quest, as they would prefer you to be like them.
We can say that learning to love yourself is between you and God – a lonely journey until you love yourself enough to be true to yourself, which attracts the people who truly like you.
The three steps of loving yourself
The first step in learning to love yourself is to get to know yourself rationally, which is the same as understanding your true needs and desires.
The second step is to understand how to best fulfill your needs, an abstract planning process that aligns your desires with your role within creation, meaning with what is highest for all, including yourself and those closest to you.
Thirdly, you must share your plans with the world without holding back, so people can understand whether they want to be part of your mission.
Consequently, loving yourself is about mastering the first three of the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments, which relate to inward thinking, outward thinking, and inward communication.
Understanding the numbers 1, 2, and 3
Self-love relates to the numbers one, two, and three, which, in turn, symbolize inward and outward thinking energy and inward communication energy.
These three unique core energies create the characteristics of the annual periods of about one moon cycle that we call Aries, Taurus, and Gemini, starting at the spring equinox, when day and night are equally long.
However, why do we not assign the number one to the winter solstice, when life begins to inhale, rather than to the spring equinox, when life’s ‘lungs’ are half full? The reason is that physical life begins with thinking, even though knowing is life’s greatest authority and ultimately influences what we think, assuming we can access this knowing by living balanced lives.
Self-love, associated with the cosmic heart’s first chamber, spring, and the numbers one, two, and three, is about thinking in accordance with cosmic truth rather than the outdated Christian values, which suggest that you should love your neighbor as you love yourself.
How can you love your neighbor as you love yourself if you don’t love yourself, meaning you don’t understand who you are? You probably pretend to love them, which makes you a hypocrite.
Do you think most people who see themselves as Christians truly love their neighbors deep down, or merely unconsciously pretend to do so, an illusion that could be exposed as soon as a conflict arises?
The truth is that people love others as much or as little as they love themselves, reflecting their ability to think in accordance with cosmic truth, which requires both rational and abstract thinking, and to express that truth, which we describe with the first three numbers that exist, namely one, two, and three.
Healing your heart’s first chamber
You can heal your heart’s first chamber only by learning to love yourself, which requires a rational understanding of who you are, as provided in The Fourth Testament.
However, you cannot relate to yourself as a mathematical equation; you must balance the rational understanding of your desires with an open mind toward how they can be manifested as physical, tangible realities. And you must be able to express your desires authentically.
When you can do these three things, you’re no longer triggered by others because you know you can be your own father and mother, represented by the numbers one and two, respectively.
This suggests that the father’s role is to protect a child’s interests and that the mother’s role is to help the child understand how to relate to life.
If you had a good upbringing with a healthy father and a healthy mother, you had a fair chance to develop self-love, but probably your father didn’t protect your desires but his own, and your mother probably introduced you to life through her layers of fear, which gave you a distorted perspective.
As you grow older, you must correct these things by learning to understand your true desires and how you can achieve them, including being able to express them authentically.
Helping others love themselves
There is only one way you can help others love themselves, and that is to learn to love yourself.
Teaching your children to love themselves when you can’t do it yourself is like teaching them French when you don’t speak a word of it yourself.
Therefore, you shouldn’t worry about your children or anyone else, but focus on getting to know yourself and bringing that character to the stage of life by embodying the expressive dancer archetype.
When people understand this, they will stop worrying about others and return to the only thing they can control in this life, their relationship with themselves.
2. The art of neighborly love
If self-love is about embracing yourself by mastering the numbers one, two, and three, neighborly love is about embracing others by mastering the numbers four, five, and six, a deed that isn’t too difficult once you have learned to respect yourself.
Trying to love others before you can love yourself is as easy as trying to run before you can walk, and it is the most common mistake people make in this world, fueled by outdated Christian values of right and wrong.
Mastering the Commandments 4, 5, and 6
When you understand your needs, how to fulfill them, and have no fear of expressing them to others, it isn’t difficult to listen to people who do the same.
In other words, it’s easy to respect others when you respect yourself.
However, if you don’t respect yourself and are disconnected from what you need to be truly healthy and happy, people who are capable of taking care of themselves make you feel greedy and unhealthily proud.
Talking about mastering Commandments Four, Five, and Six before you master the first three isn’t relevant because it’s impossible.
It’s impossible to nurture others when you can’t nurture yourself. It’s impossible to take bold action in alignment with life when you don’t even know your role in life. And it’s impossible to surrender after your bold actions when you don’t know which to take or when.
However, if you master the first three Commandments, the next three are easy. You only need to pay attention to what life communicates to you and act when it’s time to act.
Understanding the numbers 4, 5, and 6
While the numbers one, two, and three symbolize inward and outward thinking and inward communication energy, the numbers four, five, and six symbolize outward communication and inward and outward creativity energy, related to neighborly love, meaning the ability to create harmony with other beings in a physical reality.
Precisely, the numbers four, five, and six describe our ability to understand what life wants and to fulfill our creative desires in alignment with it.
Therefore, neighborly love isn’t about saying kind words to your physical neighbors but about engaging in those actions that will bring life forward in the physical dimension.
Mastering these numbers is about being sufficiently two-polar to both understand what life tells you and to take bold action in that direction.
These activities play out throughout the year, but especially during the three-month period between the summer solstice and the fall equinox, which can be called the window of creativity, meaning a period that should be dedicated to bringing your dreams into fruition.
Becoming a loving person
The outdated Christian recipe for being a loving person is to sacrifice yourself, to turn the other cheek, and to act like the Good Samaritan.
According to these beliefs, nothing will secure a place in paradise as much as giving your belongings to those who need them more or spreading God’s word to those who haven’t understood it.
However, these actions don’t create love but only make you feel superficially good about yourself because you believe you have done good.
True love is created by making life more beautiful, which means making it more true.
The truth we are discussing here is that we are all sovereign beings who must learn to love ourselves before we can learn anything else.
3. Becoming galactic citizens
When you can love yourself and your brothers and sisters on Earth, including plants, animals, and fellow humans, you are ready for the next step, which is to heal your heart’s third chamber, related to creating love with spiritual beings.
Understanding the numbers 7, 8, and 9
The first six numbers represent the first three core energies of life, thinking, communication, and creativity, suggesting that the next six numbers, excluding the special number ten, represent the last three core energies of life, feeling, knowing, and memory.
Specifically, the numbers seven, eight, and nine can be seen as symbols of inward and outward feeling energy, as well as inward knowing energy, highlighting that the period between the fall equinox and the winter solstice is about slowing the creative process and focusing on feeling the result of what has been achieved.
In other words, the numbers seven, eight, and nine are associated with embracing life’s spiritual, non-physical side.
The more you feel during this phase of the creative cycle, from one to thirteen, the more you will grow and the more fantastic things you will create in the next cycle.
However, the human tendency is to skip this part of the cycle (as shown by the outdated Christian cross in symbol 4 in Revelation 1), looping through the first three core energies of thinking, communication, and creativity, which leads to stress and disease.
Becoming galactic citizens
The path to becoming galactic citizens involves healing the first and second chambers of your heart before you are ready to heal the third, which heightens your sensitivity to a new level, enabling you to communicate with spiritual beings.
Believing that you can activate your psychic talents in any way other than by healing your heart is nonsense.
Yes, some people are particularly psychic because they have chosen that path in this life, but this is only a temporary gift they will not have in their next incarnation.
This goes for many mediums and healers.
Becoming truly galactic citizens is a permanent process, entirely related to healing your heart through the enlightenment process.
For this reason, people who are truly galactic have a different, more authentic relationship with spiritual beings than those who only have temporary psychic gifts but cannot love themselves and others.
Fast-tracking your journey to become galactic
As you probably understand, the fastest way to become a truly galactic citizen capable of communicating with at least compassionate beings is to learn to love yourself.
From there, the path to loving others is easy, and embracing spiritual beings even easier.
It all starts with yourself, and few things could make it more difficult to embrace yourself than studying ancient religious scriptures.
These were written at a time when people struggled to act with good intentions, and they are toxic to most modern people, explaining why most modern citizens have turned their backs on Christianity, unaware of what it truly is.
4. The art of embracing God
Embracing God is easier said than done, even when you have healed the first three chambers of your heart, with healing the first one being the only significant challenge.
The reason it’s a bit challenging to heal the heart’s fourth chamber is that it requires you to become fearless, essentially embodying the truth that death is an illusion that only relates to expanding and transforming who you are.
Understanding the numbers 11, 12, and 13
The numbers eleven, twelve, and thirteen are more challenging to understand than the numbers one through nine because they have double meanings.
On the one hand, they symbolize outward knowing and both aspects of memory energy, related to the three final stages of the cycle one through thirteen, and to the months of Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. On the other hand, they also represent a higher level of thinking and communication, symbolized by the numbers one, two, and three.
In fact, the first digit in the numbers 11, 12, and 13 tells us that one cycle of 1 to 9 has been experienced, while the second digit tells us that we are now in the first, second, or third phase of the second cycle.
Therefore, after experiencing a life cycle of one to nine and the moment of enlightenment, represented by the number ten, we are both completing the old cycle through death and initiating a new cycle marked by a higher level of thinking and communication.
Don’t be too rational when you try to grasp this; simply relax into the intuitive understanding that life and death are parallel processes.
Focusing on the final three phases of the current cycle, we must understand that outward knowing, along with inward and outward memory, share similarities with the ability to think rationally and abstractly and to express ourselves through communication. Specifically, we must understand that a higher level of rational thinking expands you, and that a higher level of abstract thinking, along with a greater capacity to express yourself, transforms who you are.
So, transformation isn’t only about letting go of everything that no longer serves you, equated with the concept of death, but just as much about expressing yourself in a higher way, thus demonstrating to the world that you are a new person.
When you embody this transformation toward the end of the thirteen-step cycle, under the energies of Aquarius and Pisces, you will soon begin creating life at a new level, starting at the next spring equinox.
But what is the difference between the ‘higher thinking’ partly represented by the number eleven and the month of Capricorn and the even ‘higher thinking’ represented by the beginning of the next cycle in Aries? It is the process of death that occurs during the numbers eleven, twelve, and thirteen because of the new level of enlightenment represented by the number ten. This death, once fully completed with the number thirteen, enables an even more significant beginning at the spring equinox, represented by the number one, Aries, and inward, rational thinking energy.
The purpose of this rather complex reasoning is to help the reader understand that the numbers eleven, twelve, and thirteen are crucial yet mysterious, reflecting their closeness to the cosmic heart, which will always remain a mystery, impossible to nail down rationally.
Our heart’s fourth chamber is particularly mysterious and heals when we embrace life’s irrational nature, which has been very difficult for most people in the patriarchy.
Becoming fearless
When you know that life is eternal, that death is an illusion, that your challenges in life are only for your own good, and that other people’s judgment of you has nothing to do with you, only with themselves, it can still be difficult to be fearless. Why?
To understand this, we must know a bit more about how our memory works.
As you know by now, your memory equals your soul, which is essentially the bones in your body and the earth you live on, which you access via your brain, which is essentially a plant seeking nourishment in the earth.
Your brain can only connect with your truth, as embodied in your soul, if you live in alignment with the cosmic heartbeat, meaning being free from stress and connected with nature.
As long as you live a hectic life in a city, free from plants and animals, it’s impossible to establish a strong connection with your soul, and therefore impossible to be fearless by embodying the wisdom you do have.
Healing the fourth chamber of your heart requires you to spend a lot of time in nature, which transforms you into a shaman, someone who can love all aspects of creation.