7. Thinking Correctly

Introduction to cosmic science

The Fourth Testament is an example of cosmic science, that is, an attempt to understand God and creation through rational thinking.

However, someone who is very intelligent by society's standards, such as someone studying space or theoretical physics, might not feel interested in this book at all. Why? – Likely because The Fourth Testament presents ideas that such a person might find hard to believe, as they don’t align well with that individual's view of reality.

For example, established earthly scientists believe the cosmos emerged from a highly compressed energy source through a Big Bang, making it difficult for them to accept the true meaning of ‘virgin birth.’

Virgin birth

Virgin birth is essential in Christian mythology because it explains how unmanifested light becomes manifested, meaning matter enters creation from an infinite source.

Unless you accept the theory of virgin birth, you have no choice but to abandon God, hopelessly wishing that all answers can be found by studying physical matter.

The truth of science

Elsewhere in the universe, science exists as a form of energy you can dedicate time to study. But not quite like on Earth.

On Earth, scientists are compelled to rely solely on their rational mind, meaning that anything outside their perception of reality will be ignored.

For this reason, earthly scientists will never realize that God is simply the holy trinity of consciousness, light, and potential.

So, how can someone realize that? – By being fairly balanced in their ability to feel and think at the same time, supported by a bit of divine intuition.

In other words, unless you are a true human being – someone whose primary energy is Feeling, followed by Thinking and Creativity – you won’t be able to understand cosmic truth.

Most likely, you won't even attempt to understand what this book is trying to say.

The truths that the Bible pointed toward

In the Christian Bible, the virgin birth, as just mentioned, is essential. However, so is the holy trinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Why were both of these central pieces for understanding the cosmos revealed almost two thousand years ago, even if they were misinterpreted? The reason is, of course, that those who wrote the Bible channeled a correct story, appropriate for their level of consciousness.

Embracing cosmic science

How can someone embrace cosmic science? First of all, understand that it is only a science accessible to people who are balanced enough to think and feel at the same time. Let me clarify.

Someone who relies too much on feeling rather than rational thinking will struggle to grasp cosmic science, and someone who depends too heavily on thinking instead of feeling won’t make the connections needed to see the truth outside the mental box that growing up on Earth at this point in time has created.

This means that cosmic science isn’t for most of those who currently govern our planet, but for a new generation of children, along with the relatively few adults who are much more evolved than they realize.

An example of cosmic logic

The Fourth Testament’s Book 0: Understanding God Through Numbers is a prime example of cosmic science because it presents a theory that cannot be disputed.

For example, you can’t claim that theories about the Big Bang creating our universe or the survival of the fittest explaining evolution make sense without blindly believing in something, like a religious fundamentalist.

I mean, how can you trust something you know nothing about?

However, you know something about numbers, right? At least you know they somehow originated on Earth to help people in their daily lives.

You can also, probably, accept the idea that the number system wasn’t perfectly refined from the start, but rather that it gradually evolved into something perfect, and then stopped evolving.

Similarly, you can probably relate to the idea that our ability to speak various languages was more basic in the past, maybe millions of years ago, and that it has developed into something quite sophisticated and useful.

However, you can probably agree that describing things perfectly with words isn't easy, since reality is just too complex.

But with numbers, you can. Why? – Because the numbers zero through nine perfectly reflect the six core energies of life, which the alphabet doesn’t.

In fact, it will take thousands of years before the alphabet on Earth becomes as effective and accurate as the number system. Why? – Because we use words differently than we use numbers. Let me explain.

With numbers, we use the energy they vibrate with to describe things they are meant to represent, like life. However, with letters, we build words from scratch, which means what we create often has little cosmic significance. Let me give you an example.

Using the number one allows you to describe the first phase of a new cycle of life, regardless of how long it lasts. However, with the letter a, you can’t describe anything unless you refer to its position in the alphabet, which means you are actually using the number system. The only purpose of the letter a is to pair with other letters to describe concepts that humans understand, such as emotions, physical objects, or abstract or non-physical things. In short, you can’t describe something of cosmic significance.

However, as the frequency on Earth continues to rise, people will be able to use words or spoken language in a much more sophisticated way, known as light language.

The future of cosmic science

In short, cosmic science is about thinking correctly, meaning thinking in a way that is not only perceived as true from the perspective of a human on Earth but is actually true.

Needless to say, you can’t persuade anyone about anything unless they already connect with a similar level of consciousness, meaning cosmic science is for those who find it logical, which will be more and more people each year in the coming decades and centuries.

As soon as a critical mass of people on Earth begins to embrace cosmic science, which is a religion that isn’t overly dependent on feelings at the expense of rational thinking – like ancient Christianity – or overly focused on thinking at the expense of feeling – like earthly science – but instead is balanced in the feminine ability to feel truth while also understanding it through masculine rationality.