Martinus: Livets Bog, vol. 4, sect. 1119

1119. As already previously mentioned all "day-conscious" details in the "kingdom of bliss" constitute nothing but "memories". In this kingdom no "outer conscious experience" takes place at all. In this kingdom therefore no form of conscious sensory perception in the "outer world" exists and thereby no "new experiences" either. So in order that a thing can be experienced in the "kingdom of bliss", it must be experienced at least once before in the "outer world"; after this experience it is placed in the "kingdom of bliss" as a "memory". So this kingdom constitutes a strictly "inner world". But it constitutes not merely an "inner world"; one hundred per cent of it is also the individual's absolute "own world". The content of this "inner world" can belong only to the being in question. Every detail in it has been placed there solely by the being's own senses, acquiring exactly the character, the structure, the volume, the fixed, fluid, gaseous and ray-formed state that the being, by the virtue of these senses, has been able to give it. It is a world that is so one-hundred-per-cent "individual" that it is the absolutely only one of its kind that exists in the entire cosmos or universe. Every single detail here has been experienced and thereby created exclusively by the being itself. There is not one single detail that is a foreign phenomenon or that exists in this world with any other source than the being whose "zone of recollection" or "memory" consists of this "inner world".