Martinus: Livets Bog, vol. 3, sect. 987

987. From the "Godhead's own viewpoint" there therefore arises a completely new perspective. Instead of every conclusion, as is the case in the physical horizon, arising as the analysis of a created object's relationship to another created object, which gives rise to the materialistic, godless, physical horizon or view of life, the conclusions that now arise in the new horizon are the same as the analysis of an object's relationship to the aforementioned "divine viewpoint". Since this "viewpoint" is not a "created" object and is therefore eternal, limitless and infinite, this relationship is therefore the same as a "created" object's relationship to a "non-created" object, a "limited" object's relationship to a "limitless" object, a "finite" object's relationship to an "infinite" object.