Book 6: Life From a Blissful Perspective

W316: The Life of Jesus

A life surrounded by myths

Jesus was born on earth like all other children, with the only difference being his evolutionary maturity.

The notion that he could have been conceived without his mother engaging in sexual intercourse is just one of countless myths surrounding Jesus and his mission.

However, while it is true that a highly evolved being can enter a physical dimension without parents, this was certainly not the case in the earthly frequency two thousand years ago, and it won’t be for a few thousand years to come.

Before we continue, let’s ask ourselves why these myths came into existence. For example, why have people believed that Jesus could do such magical things as healing sick people instantly and walking on water? – Because that is how the human mind works. It resonates with the beliefs that reflect the being’s level of evolutionary maturity, that is, someone’s level of consciousness.

Moreover, it made perfect sense to people that someone who was the son of no less than the almighty Father God could do things that other humans couldn’t. In fact, it would have been strange and undermined the whole story if he couldn’t.

Jesus starts to remember higher truths of life

During his late teenage years, Jesus's recollection of higher truths deepened through a series of initiations.

He traveled to Egypt to connect with the ancient wisdom of the temples and pyramids, and later spent time alone on Mount Sinai just before his mission began. However, prior to that, he also visited India and England to activate his memories of the tantric and Celtic traditions, respectively, the former providing a deeper understanding of sacred sexuality and the latter of magic.

Moreover, understanding sexuality was crucial for his mission in terms of maintaining balance in his personal life, albeit not a part of his teachings to humanity. Without strong support from several women, both sexually and emotionally, he couldn’t have found the strength and courage needed to challenge decision-makers and prevailing norms.

Lastly, when he was about twenty-seven, he had fully attuned himself to the frequencies of righteousness and unconditional love known as Christ consciousness, and his mission could begin.

W317: The Mission of Jesus

Anchoring the flame of Christ Consciousness

The primary mission of Jesus was to anchor Christ Consciousness on planet earth, that is, frequencies of righteousness and unconditional love, necessary because of the primitive way people related to each other.

Moreover, the higher frequencies of Cosmic and God Consciousness would have to wait another two thousand years before being reintroduced on earth in conjunction with the Third and Fourth Testaments.

Furthermore, by anchoring these frequencies, Jesus paved the way for a paradisial way of living, a so-called second coming of Christ. Additionally, he brought these frequencies to earth by being an example, demonstrating righteousness and unconditional love in every word and action.

The art of leading by example

The mission of Jesus was to demonstrate to people that it is possible to ‘love your neighbor as you love yourself,’ meaning to act in accordance with what is best for everyone by discerning right from wrong.

However, it was an incredibly challenging mission in various ways. For instance, he had to be particularly mindful of how he expressed himself, given people’s immature intellect and violent tendencies.

Instead of explaining things clearly, he was forced to use complex metaphors. Why? – To avoid upsetting the authorities and to connect with people at their level of evolutionary maturity.

However, did Jesus grasp the deeper meanings of the words he spoke? – Yes, he did, but only up to the level of Christ Consciousness.

The rebirth of Christianity

From a higher perspective, Jesus played the most essential role in the rebirth of Christianity on earth, following a ten-thousand-year slumber. However, it wasn’t until Martinus Thomsen’s third testament that the Christian lineage began to vibrate with a fifth-dimensional level of truth for the first time since the previous golden age, often referred to as Atlantis.

Consequently, the mission of Jesus was largely to provide people with hope for the second coming of Christ, signifying a new golden age on earth.

A new golden age has begun

The mission of Jesus was destined to mark the beginning of a new era – a Christian era – in which all of humanity would eventually become Christ beings, that is, able to love unconditionally and discern right from wrong, like Jesus.

This movement began two thousand years ago when humanity was nearing the depths of animalistic behavior and needed a guiding light. Furthermore, this light is known as the Christian religion.

However, Christianity was never the dogmatic belief system that it has often been perceived as during the Piscean Age; rather, it is a source of cosmic wisdom that was birthed in the most recent golden age, Atlantis.

Moreover, it is only natural that people haven’t been capable of recognizing its higher truth, given the prevailing low frequency.

That said, as a new golden age is dawning, it is time for Christianity to shine its light again, as it did two thousand years ago. However, this time, the light must be a lot stronger to create a contrast to mundane life.

W318: The Birth of Christianity

As I just mentioned, Christianity was first brought to earth during the golden age of Atlantis, represented by the traditional cross, symbolizing Kristos, that is, the eleventh-dimensional being that used to be the highest vibrating aspect of everyone’s Higher Self.

However, in Atlantis, Christianity wasn’t referred to as Christianity, and neither will it be in the future. It was simply a set of divine principles that guided people to make the most of their earthly lives.

Moreover, these principles were often shared in temples that resembled Christian churches, frequently situated on the same power points.

However, the teaching method was profoundly different from the way priests have shared Christian messages over the past hundreds of years.

Rather than quoting the Bible, highly evolved beings communicated higher wisdom through light language, a method that allows for the effortless transmission of vast amounts of information between individuals.

Going forward, light language will become increasingly essential on earth, especially as a means to convey higher wisdom and aid in people’s healing. Furthermore, the way to connect with one’s inherent ability to speak light language is by healing one’s Throat chakra, particularly by expressing one’s truth. 

W319: The Future of Christianity

Christianity is on the verge of entering a new phase in its earthly evolution, where it will serve as a genuine support for the human life experience.

Moreover, this will happen gradually over the coming centuries as people understand that religion is simply a matter of belief rather than dogma.

Furthermore, as people begin to recognize the limitations of earthly science, they will turn to what is known as cosmic science, with fifth-dimensional Christianity serving as a good example.

Lastly, Christianity’s rejuvenated role in people’s lives doesn’t imply that individuals will attend worship services in churches or marry as they once did, but rather that they will seek to fulfill their need for sacredness in fifth-dimensional ways, which will be discussed in the next Revelation.  

W320: The Future of All World Religions

Just as Christianity will become a force that supports life, so too will other world religions. However, there are some essential differences between them that I would like to address.

While Christianity will continue to emphasize the cross and its inherent ability to explain the nature of life, Buddhism will delve deeper into sacred sexuality, Hinduism will explore the relationship with nature, and Islam will highlight the significance of adhering to high-vibrational earthly laws that reflect universal principles.

Moreover, this development will accelerate in the next fifty to sixty years.

Consequently, all branches of religious practices on earth will provide unique and valuable insights, ultimately creating a single world religion; that is, a unified approach to thriving in the earthly experience of life.

In fact, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity represent the core energies of Adaptation, Creativity, Thinking, and Knowing, respectively, implying we lack two ingredients to obtain a six-pointed star.

In fact, we lack the third and sixth elements of life, which will be revealed in Book 7: The Eternal Song of God. However, I will briefly mention that Adaptation energy corresponds to the ancient idea of the earth element, Creativity to fire, Thinking to air, and Knowing to water.

Consequently, Hinduism is earth, Buddhism fire, Islam air, and Christianity water.

However, without going into any details, as things will become more apparent after you have read The Fourth Testament’s final book, let me state that we miss the world religions of Feeling and Thinking.

In other words, we lack the true feminine and masculine expressions that, together with the frequencies of fifth-dimensional Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity, form a truly paradisial experience of life.

However, how about Judaism? – From a higher perspective, it is part of Christianity. That said, Judaism's future is to dissolve into a lineage that deals with the mystery of life in a very rational way.

So, how does The Fourth Testament relate to the world religions beyond Christianity? – By being a light to follow, just like it has been in the past two thousand years, despite being profoundly misunderstood.

However, why is Christianity a light more than Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam? – Because it vibrates with the core energy of Knowing, explaining its strong link to Divine beings such as angels.

Additionally, Hinduism is deeply connected to plants, as reflected in its Ayurvedic heritage; Buddhism is tied to animals, shown by its emphasis on treating them as equals to humans and incorporating beliefs about rebirth as an animal; whereas Islam centers on higher thinking, connected to the green Thinking energy and the teachings of Enlightened beings such as Ascended Masters, which explains the sometimes fundamentalist approach to memorizing holy scriptures.

Before we finish this Writing, let me also explain that Islam will require more time to rise up than the other three world religions, reflecting the necessity of a deeper cleansing process. Why? – Because the significant crimes made in the name of Islam are more recent in time than those made in the name of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity.

W321: The Teachings of Jesus in a Modern Light

Jesus was a child of his time in some ways, but in most ways not.

At around 27, when he was initiated into Christ Consciousness, he sensed a calling to share a deeper understanding of life.

However, he faced two problems: First, people weren’t very enlightened and wouldn’t understand concepts such as oneness and energy; secondly, if he were too provocative, he would be immediately crucified.

Therefore, his teachings on higher truths had to be concealed, implying that it wasn’t clear what he really discussed unless you already resonated at a higher frequency.

As a result, everyone could find something appealing in his teachings, which explains why he has remained so popular in the Western world for almost two thousand years.

That said, few people have grasped the deeper meaning of his teachings, which is why I will explain some of his most essential quotes below.

‘Forgive them father for they don’t know what they are doing’

Jesus spoke these famous words as he prepared to leave earth, highlighting the fact that those who crucified him believed they were doing something good, as people always tend to do. However, a deeper meaning exists that few have understood to this day.

The reason Jesus asks God for forgiveness is that he has already forgiven himself. However, God hasn’t.

In this context, God represented all of humanity, tasked with judging this act for thousands of years, without understanding its deeper meaning.

Moreover, an entire group of people, Jews, became scapegoats because Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus, leading to thousands of years of persecution that culminated in the Holocaust in the early 1940s.

All of this is what Jesus asked God to forgive.

Moreover, he didn’t bear anyone’s sins; he simply asked people to forgive, understanding that most would do the opposite.

Furthermore, its relevance today lies in the fact that we still need to forgive ourselves and others for everything that didn’t unfold well in the past. Otherwise, we cannot embrace a new golden future.

‘Eat, this is my body; drink, this is my blood’

When Jesus shared the bread with his disciples and others, he often said, ‘Eat, this is my body.’ But, what did he mean? – That he saw everything, including the bread, as one being, which he referred to as his Father.

By inviting people to partake of his body, he demonstrated that he was devoted to serving others. How? – By offering what belonged to him to others. But how did he offer his body to others through bread? – With his intention.

Thereafter, he offered them his blood (symbolized by wine) to drink, knowing this was all he could do. He could teach people anything, but the only true gift he could offer was his devotion to serve.

Moreover, Jesus recognized that his only responsibility was for himself and perhaps a young child. Additionally, teaching others wasn't a burden for him, and he remained unfazed when people chose not to listen.

He was enjoying life to the best of his ability. However, his work was to serve, which ideally should be everyone’s work.

Consequently, by offering your body and mind for service, that is, your bread and your wine, you have done everything that can be asked of you, and for that, you will be rewarded.

No one is here to tell others what to do but to live their life, which is the significance of Jesus sharing his bread and wine with people, contrasting with the common interpretation that he was literally connecting them to his Father in heaven or God.

‘Praise the lord and you shall be praised’

The traditional interpretation of this statement has been that worshipping an external God will lead to personal benefits. However, people on earth are now ready to understand its true meaning, which is: love everything that exists, and you will live in bliss and harmony with life.

Jesus said, ‘Praise the lord’ instead of ‘Love everything that exists both inside and outside of yourself’ because people weren’t even close to understanding such an advanced concept as oneness. Moreover, by attempting to teach oneness explicitly, he would probably have ended up in trouble sooner than planned.

‘Ask and you shall be given’

These words, Jesus uttered to express the truth that you are always heard and that benevolent beings are nearby, willing to bring you closer to your wishes.

Therefore, ‘ask and you shall be given’ captures the essence of prayer.

However, many people today struggle with both. First, they don’t ask for help because receiving support from a higher power is no longer part of their belief system. Secondly, if they do ask, they typically don’t believe they will receive anything.

However, the skepticism about receiving doesn’t impact what you actually receive; it only affects your perception of it. Let me explain.

If you don’t believe you will receive anything, it isn't easy to notice the gifts as they come. However, the more you ask and believe that you will receive what you ask for, the easier it becomes to see the truth that Jesus attempted to explain: you receive what you ask for. That said, it should be clarified that you will receive what you are ready to receive without losing essential lessons. For example, you will never receive a solved problem, but rather the means to solve it, such as strength, information, resources, or help from others.

Let’s take a moment to discuss the art of receiving. In many people’s minds, receiving is often viewed as a passive act. However, it requires considerable awareness to recognize that you are receiving something, suggesting that receiving frequently involves as much effort as giving. Why is this the case? – Because without being alert and mindful, you might overlook the gifts that come your way.

Life always gives you what you need, even without asking. However, that truth is more advanced than the message Jesus shared in his Sermon on the Mount.

The phrase ‘ask and you shall be given’ is true but not necessary to use to live a fantastic life in alignment with life. In fact, praying for help is primarily helpful for people in the process of accessing the frequency of Christ Consciousness that Jesus vibrated with.

‘Speak and you shall be heard’

People were quite confused about what Jesus meant by this seemingly obvious statement, leading to numerous misinterpretations. However, he suggested that the power of your life resides within you unless you choose to give it away. Let me explain.

Jesus understood that true power lies in living life on your own terms, that is, expressing your truth or, as he described it, ‘speaking.‘ Moreover, by refraining from expressing your truth, you relinquish your power to others who may feel stronger and more eager to assert their own truths. Furthermore, you aren’t offering them a good gift; instead, you are merely feeding their perspective of reality – unless they articulate the highest truth, which is rarely the case.

Consequently, the healthiest thing you can do for everybody is to express your truth, regardless of what it is. In fact, expressing your truth and accepting other people’s truth is the essence of creating harmonious relationships between all beings.

Furthermore, by speaking your truth, you claim your power in this world and take what is rightly yours.

Lastly, the phrase ‘and you shall be heard’ refers to the high, penetrating frequency with which you vibrate when you allow yourself to live life according to your needs and true desires; that is, when you metaphorically ‘speak your truth.’

In other words, Jesus was pointing toward the level of consciousness we call Cosmic, which is closely related to having an open Throat chakra and being connected with the Divine world.

‘Do unto others as you would have them do unto you’

Here, Jesus highlighted the importance of respect. However, there is more to it: Why should you treat others as you wish to be treated? Is respect not about honoring the individual preferences of others rather than merely treating them as you want to be treated? – Yes, it is, and therefore, Jesus wasn’t speaking about respect for others but about respect for yourself. Let me explain.

Considering the wiring of the human mind, your treatment of others reflects your treatment of yourself, a fact that Jesus understood.

However, why did he not discuss selflove more directly? – Because he lived in a time when the authorities suppressed individualism.

If Jesus had preached selflove in the way people are starting to understand it today, he would have been crucified much earlier than at the age of 33, thus failing to deliver his mission.

In fact, when you can love yourself, that is, when you can genuinely respect who you are and what you want to express, there is no longer anything in other people’s behavior that bothers you. As a result, you start to ‘do unto others as you would have them do unto you,’ that is, you respect them for who they are.

In today’s world, it is more critical than ever to live as Jesus preached: to treat yourself with the utmost respect, as this is the only way to ensure you treat others with respect.

‘In my Father’s house there are many rooms’

With the words ‘many rooms,’ Jesus referred to the multidimensional structure of the universe, and when he mentioned his ‘Father,’ he meant God.

So far, the quote is fairly straightforward. However, why did Jesus refer to a father instead of a mother, and why was it necessary to discuss this?

We are addressing many complex topics here, so please forgive me for simplifying parts of the explanation.

Let’s start with the most straightforward answer: why Jesus didn’t refer to God as his mother. To understand this, we must consider how suppressed feminine energy was two thousand years ago, implying that referring to God as a woman would have been an even quicker path to crucifixion than preaching selflove.

However, why did Jesus so often talk about his ‘Father’? –  Because using the word consciousness was impossible. Why? – Because no one would have understood an expression like: ‘My fate in this life depends on the level of consciousness that I can access.’ However, by saying: ‘My fate in this life is in the hands of my father in heaven,’ he could reach people.

His powerful presence, combined with a clear and relatable message, was more than enough to capture people’s attention and instill hope in their hearts.

‘You have heard that it was said, don’t commit adultery, but I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman to lust after her has already committed adultery with her in his heart’

The standard interpretation of this statement is that it is equally ‘bad’ to desire to make love to a woman who isn’t your wife as it is to actually do it. Moreover, this interpretation may seem logical and reasonable, but it is far from the true meaning of the words. Let me explain.

Jesus didn’t mean that fancying someone else is equivalent to committing adultery, as he would never label anything as bad. Rather, he aimed to emphasize the energetic similarities between desiring to be with someone and actually being with that person.

In other words, he referred to the fact that a love relationship between a man and a woman would be impacted by a desire to be with someone else.

However, why did he speak about adultery in such negative terms, given that he understood the higher truths of people’s sovereignty and their right to live according to their own truth? Wouldn’t it have been more appropriate to advocate for free love?

Aside from the obvious consequence of immediate crucifixion if he had preached polyamory, Jesus didn’t view this as a positive idea in his time. Why? – Because open relationships would lead to highly disharmonious interactions among people due to the many wounds they would trigger.

Consequently, he regarded marriage as a relatively good solution for maintaining harmony in people’s homes.

If Jesus were around today, he would likely advise people to remain in monogamous relationships until they have learned to love all aspects of themselves, unless they prefer to live in disharmonious relationships.

However, this is only for the next few decades, as polyamory soon will be as natural as monogamy was in the Piscean Age.

Was Jesus strictly monogamous? In fact, he wasn’t, and neither was Mary Magdalene, which partly explains why she was rumored to be a prostitute – a belief that persists to this day.

The truth is that Jesus understood the power of wholeness and the importance of men being nurtured by women and vice versa. Moreover, on a practical level, Jesus had several lovers in various regions he visited, including northern Egypt and Palestine, along with the temporary experiences he gained in places such as India, France, and England.

To the masses, Jesus never discussed this for the obvious reason that it would have been too dangerous. However, if he had done so, it might have been better received than in today’s world, as people didn’t have 2,000 years of severe sexual suppression to contend with.

‘As you sow you shall reap’

With this well-known expression, Jesus aimed to convey that it is the actions you take that shape the life you lead.

However, there was a specific reason he chose the terms sowing and reaping for his metaphor related to the harvest cycle: you plant in spring and harvest in autumn, while summer is for growth and winter signifies death.

As a result, there is a cyclicality in how we sow and reap, like there is a cyclicality in the energy of our karma – the energy we radiate. Moreover, this energy is like a seed that we put in the earth. It grows and transforms before it returns to its source, marking the end of a cycle from sowing to reaping.

Moreover, as you feel the energy you once radiated, even if you don’t perceive it as coming from yourself, you reap the rewards of what you have sown, which must be integrated before you plant new seeds, metaphorically speaking. Consequently, you plant in spring, harvest after summer, and integrate during winter.

Lastly, Jesus understood that your happiness in life is entirely dependent on your frequency level. However, how could he articulate this to immature individuals? – By stating that your harvest relies on what you sow, a concept that seems obvious, yet only on the surface.

‘Don’t cast your pearls before swine’

This is another famous quote by Jesus that has been misinterpreted: The common belief is that one should treat people based on how they deserve to be treated. For instance, you don’t have to be kind to someone who isn’t friendly to others.

However, while this interpretation holds some truth, it is merely a scratch on the surface of a deeper meaning: the pearls in this quote symbolize the highest consciousness of life, while the pigs represent a significantly lower level of consciousness.

Consequently, the expression highlights the meaninglessness of sharing higher truths with those who aren’t ready to understand them. They will simply ‘trample them under their feet, and turn and tear you in pieces,’ Jesus continued, suggesting that not only are you wasting your time, but you will also gain less from these higher truths yourself. However, what did he mean by that? – That the purity of something – its high frequency – might be adversely affected by lower-vibrating energies.

However, isn’t it so that higher frequencies transmute lower ones rather than the opposite? – Yes, but only as long as those with higher frequencies keep believing in themselves, which requires strength and courage.

If Jesus lived today, he might say something like this: ‘Don’t waste your time on people who aren’t supportive of your spiritual growth; instead, seek the company of people who uplift you.’

‘You are the salt of the earth’

What did Jesus mean by claiming that people are the salt of the earth; that they are the ‘spice’ that makes life interesting, as it has often been interpreted, or maybe something completely different?

To understand what Jesus meant, consider that salt dissolves in water, increasing the water’s density. Consequently, water serves as a metaphor for consciousness, while salt represents creation – namely, the endless number of ‘Sons’ who seamlessly exist in a collective energy field.

Now, we can begin to understand what Jesus was referring to, especially if we also consider that he sometimes added: ‘You are the light of the world,’ alluding to the truth that creation is light.

In fact, Jesus implicitly described that individuals with a low level of consciousness make the planet denser, just as salt increases the density of water. However, this is only as it should be, since the experience on earth is designed to help those with lower vibrations raise their frequency.