1. Your seven-dimensional nature

As explained in The Fourth Testament’s first Chamber, you are a seven-dimensional cosmic being, created ‘in the image of God after his likeness,’ which essentially means you have the inherent ability to birth, nurture, experience, and advance life using your head, throat, muscles, organs, genitals, bones, and heart.

Anatomically, the heart is in the middle, just as the color green sits in the middle of the light’s spectrum. But since the heart is different from the other six bodily parts, just as love is different from the six core frequencies of life, and just as Christmas is different from the twelve months, we place it as the number seven.

1. Understanding the head

From an abstract perspective, the head is a plant, especially the brain.

Just as plants draw nourishment from the earth, so does the brain receive its thought embryos from the earth, which is essentially our soul.

If you acknowledge that our head and brain are essentially a cosmic plant, you also realize that it must be nurtured as a plant, or it will die.

So, what does a plant need to thrive? It depends on the plant. Some plants want a lot of sunlight and high temperatures, while others prefer the opposite. Some thrive in windy climates, and some in complete stillness.

You must understand which climate your mind thrives in, which is always where your soul has its strongest presence, meaning the place where you feel at home.

2. Understanding the throat

From an equally abstract perspective, the throat is an animal, which is akin to saying that it is an entirely one-polar being, either masculine or feminine, suggesting that a man’s throat is markedly different from a woman’s.

Visually, we can see that a man’s throat is normally thicker and, above all, that it has a so-called Adam’s apple.

Metaphorically, we could say that a man has something stuck in his throat that makes it difficult for him to express himself as well as women do.

We can also conclude that women are overrepresented in throat issues, especially those related to the thyroid. The reason for this is that it’s more important for a woman to be able to express herself freely than it is for a man, an animalistic instinct that is anything but primitive and that represents the mastery of authenticity.

Animals never hold back and always act according to what makes sense for them. We can say they have no filter. And this is how humans should express themselves too, especially women, or they will suffer from throat issues down the line.

The best way for humans to express themselves is to always sing what they feel inspired to sing, ideally without being limited by songs created by other people.

3. Understanding the muscles

Our muscles are our doers, whether that is lifting something heavy or posting on social media.

Muscles also represent our human nature, since humans are creation’s doers, meaning those who carry out the cosmic plan created by spiritual beings.

The very reason Jesus died on the cross at the age of 33 was to highlight that humans are characterized by the third of life’s six core energies, creativity. And the reason he ascended to his Father in heaven precisely 40 days after his resurrection was that compassionate beings, whom he joined according to the metaphor, primarily manifest life’s fourth core energy, feeling.

So, Jesus evolved surprisingly rapidly from a human being who manifests primarily through creativity energy to a compassionate being who manifests primarily through feeling energy.

In reality, this isn’t possible and must be seen as an attempt to convey correct cosmic wisdom in a format that made sense to people at the time. 

4. Understanding the organs

So, just as our brain is a plant, our throat an animal, and our ability to create human, so are our internal organs essentially the physical octave of compassionate beings, suggesting that we aren’t separated from the spiritual side of life; it just isn’t our core.

To understand our organs better, think of compassionate beings, which are spiritual cosmic beings, whose role in creation is to create everything from new worlds to drama to teach humans to become God-conscious, and much more, using their incredible capacity to feel how different types of energy mix together.

Your organs feel this too, and when energy doesn’t harmonize well, they complain.

If you don’t listen to this complaint, you will soon develop chronic pain.

5. Understanding the genitals

The sexual organs, or the genitals, as we call them to distinguish them from the other internal organs, are essentially the physical octave of enlightened beings, such as angels.

And just as angels give birth to new souls, so do humans’ sexual organs create the physical body for souls.

Enlightened beings, such as angels, are all-knowing because of their closeness to the cosmic heart, yet they still have a conscious experience of creation, in contrast to the divine beings who are entirely absorbed in the cosmic heart.

Therefore, your knowing is centered in your genitals. By feeling what you are attracted to, you know what you want.

6. Understanding the bones

Your bones represent the physical structure of the universe, including the earth you live on and all the other planets and galaxies.

Divine beings are entirely disconnected from creation, which explains why it doesn’t hurt to cut a hair or to press the enamel that protects the more sensitive parts of your teeth.

Their only role in creation, beyond providing a physical space to live in, is to remember everything we have collectively experienced.

Therefore, the bones in your body, together with the land you feel particularly drawn to, represent your soul.

7. Understanding the heart

Your physical heart is the tangible octave of the cosmic heart, and just as the cosmic heart has four chambers, so do our physical hearts.

And just as the cosmic heart’s role is to orchestrate the entire experience of life, so is our heart’s role to harmonize the other six bodies.