551. It might be assumed by many that the analysis, "a something that is" is a poor or primitive one that cannot possibly encompass reality. They might have expected to meet something extremely intricate, something previously unknown and sublime, something regal or majestic; for here, one surely has to be face to face with the Godhead. But let me hasten to bring to the notice of readers that it is quite true that such concepts do exist, but they are at the lowest end of the series of analyses. They are the culmination of things "produced" by the Godhead. They constitute the Godhead's revelation, manifestation and creation, whereas our analysis expresses precisely those realities which are "not created". Consequently, if one wishes to be in the presence of the Godhead's profusion of majesty and power, one should look at the Godhead's productions. As this profusion is a product of the Godhead's ability to create, then in the series which analyses life's mystery, it will naturally not be found above or beyond the ability to create, but below it.
      As we actually find ourselves with the present analyses at the very highest part of the series of analyses of life and are thus above and beyond the creative faculty, then it is clear that here the details in the series of analyses must become ever simpler until only one single detail remains, namely the "something" which cannot be destroyed and consequently will appear eternally as the "causeless cause" of the Universe, the only existing absolute "something that is" – the one and only "fixed point" of the Universe. For those who long to have sight of the greatness and power of the Godhead, I must refer them to that section of life's series of analyses which expresses the world of form or "X3", or more specifically to its lowest section. For it is here that the Godhead is culminating in His creation and revelation. It is here that the Godhead speaks in overwhelming detail to worlds, to living beings and to each single individual. It is here that He reveals His eternal nature as love, thereby demonstrating as a fact life's highest element – "Everything is very good".