Livets Bog, vol. 2
Chapter 10
The Eternal Power Sources of the I
The I on the throne of the Godhead.
311. Through our analyses in the previous chapter, we have reached a point which lies beyond all matter and from which all creation is directed, a viewpoint which is the very seat of the Almighty, or Providence. We have, indeed, reached the very throne of the Godhead. We are now raised far above the splendours of all worlds. Below us lie time and space, organisms and bodies, forms and conditions. Our innermost self is rooted in the eternal Almighty. We are truly the sons of the Lord of the Universe. Through eternal matter, which obeys our least command, we are now revealing our identity as the sons of God. The greatest wonders of life occur at our command. Worlds, even suns and milky ways, shining and sparkling starry communities in the dark night skies are the result of creative processes, which have long since become such routine habits of consciousness for us, or C knowledge, that they function like our own blood circulation, breathing and digestion, without any involvement of our day-consciousness. How would our organisms or bodies otherwise have come into being?
      It has long since become a scientific fact for intellectual investigators that these bodily organisms consist of luminous matter in the form of micro-worlds, atoms, electrons and even smaller particles all circling in planetary orbits. That these realities clearly reveal just a universe in miniature does not alter the principle and especially because these microscopic universes abundantly fulfil the same conditions as the normal Universe in constituting the habitation, scenario or life-zone of myriads of living beings. Indeed, the starry communities, planets and milky ways produced within ourselves contain countless multitudes of living beings – all living and breathing in the light of suns, gaining experiences and striving towards a higher life, on their way towards recognizing their own highest identity, on their way towards the Godhead – just as many as the very world in which we ourselves turn our gaze towards the eternal light.