Martinus: Livets Bog, vol. 5, sect. 1601

1601. But this transformation of the son of God could not have taken place if the object of interest that could give him nothing but life, and on which it was therefore based, had not been created at the same time. The object of his interest is thus to possess a being of the opposite sex through which to satisfy his sexual desire. This specific sexual structure of "Adam" sustains a hunger that can be satisfied only by a partner of the opposite sex. If this opposite sex did not exist, "Adam" could not have his desire satisfied, and he would therefore not be able to live on Earth. The "Bible" thereby proved to be right in saying: "It is not good that Adam should be alone". That is why "Eve" had to be created. And through the eternal laws of the universe that determine the cycle of life, the "masculine" pole was held back in its development in some beings at a certain stage in the cycle, while the "feminine" pole was brought forward to full development, whereby the "feminine sex" or "Eve" came into existence. "Adam" came into existence in the same way, but in his case the "feminine" pole was held back while the "masculine" pole was developed.