Spirituality

Not just one, but two gods have battled for dominion over the world. Hence the endless strife. The righteous god divided himself into several to overcome a cunning serpent.
 

The beginning

From the One, the world that is one and undivided, long ago arrived a perfected being. It was a god-being who had reached as far as one can go in cosmic evolution, before the circuit returns to its origin. The god was filled with an inspiring idea or plan and now began his long journey down through matter. The journey went from the united cosmos to the divided cosmos, from the greatest of galactic beings all the way down to the human dimension.

But entering the two-part cosmos immediately presented problems. Of necessity, the god was forced to divide his being into two halves corresponding to male and female. Even this was not enough, there was also an intuitive and a worldly radiance that needed to be expressed. So it was that the one god now suddenly found himself fragmented into a number of independent but spiritually united deities. Here begins the story of our world.


The lost thought

What Happened to the Inspirational Plan of the One God? With the entry into the double fold Cosmos, the plan was lost without a trace and the confusion was total. Perhaps even the plan became fragmented and distributed among the scattered gods. They never had such a deep communication that they could recreate it. The problem was instead shifted to another area of ​​life. Humans were created and they were assigned a basic task: Find the lost thought!

The people were given great freedom to live their lives and deal with their commitments but in one thing they were subject to a supreme provision. They were enjoined to never give up the search for the lost thought. For when this thought was found harmony would be established, perhaps something was meant to arise never before seen in the twofold dimension. This is the restlessness of people, they are constantly searching for something that is elusive.
 

The God Family

Although the unified god became divided into multiple identities, these "sub-gods" always fought on the good and light side in the many wars and conflicts that followed. And enemies always threatened the order, one of whom is described as the evil god Ahriman; constantly in battle against the protector and friend of men, Ahura Mazda. Contrary to what is often said, Ahura Mazda represents a female energy (in male form), Ahriman is a male energy.

While these gods incarnate in physical form, their higher selves operate on an invisible plane as spirit beings. Ahura Mazda's higher self has been identified with Spenta Mainya which corresponds to Christ/Messiah. Ahriman's higher self is a spirit being called Angra Mainya; this demon is none other than the Devil, the serpent of old.

In order to identify a couple of other sub-gods, we need to go to Egyptian mythology. There we have the goddess Isis and her child Horus. Isis is separated from her son for a time but they later reunite and form a strong team. Isis is most often reborn as a woman but in fact represents a male energy, the female energy is instead expressed through the successor Horus, who, however, is usually reborn as a man. Associated with the family of gods is also Ahura Mazda's sister, in Egyptian culture called Nephtys. She forms a twin relationship with her son Anubis.

Outer designs

The gods who have descended through matter have, so to speak, landed in various physical forms. From huge galaxy clusters, down through galaxies, star clusters, suns and planets. It is not known what the larger structures are and who they represent. As we get further down, it becomes a little easier to identify the figures of individual gods. No one is conscious on several levels at the same time, higher beings are always in a dormant state, a kind of coma. One day these gods shall return up through matter, back to their origin.

Ahura Mazda is the Christ energy in the Star Canopus, another embodiment is the extinct sun that moves around our solar system and is called Nibiru/Nemesis (formerly Osiris). And among the major planets of the solar system, Uranus is the one of the celestial bodies connected to Ahura Mazda. One of the inhabited planets around the sun Nemesis is also an embodiment of this god, the planet is called Ashar (A.SAR) or ANU. There is also a comet and an asteroid that bear the hallmarks of Ahura Mazda, exactly what these are or where they are located is currently unknown.

We identify one of Ahriman's higher forms with the star Betelgeuse. The embodiment of the god among the great planets is the gas giant Jupiter. Among the minor planets we can distinguish the planet Mars as one of the incarnations of Ahriman. It is significant and a clear clue that one of man's progenitors (Jacob) had important revelations for them precisely at the site of Bethel. Obviously, it is one and the same soul that works in all these incarnations. In opposition to Ahura Mazda, Ahriman has always claimed dominion over the earth and the universe.

The goddess Isis is traditionally associated with Sirius A (called Sopdet in Egypt). More correct, however, is to connect Sirius A with the goddess Nephtys, where her son Anubis is in connection with the compact star Sirius B. Among the smaller suns, Alpha Centauri A, can probably be associated with Nephtys. Among the larger planets in our solar system, Neptune is one of the manifestations of Nephthys. Finally, it is our own Earth (Gaia) that is an embodiment of the Goddess, and Nephthys is therefore Mother Earth personified. A known earthly incarnation, apart from Nephthys, is most likely the Virgin Mary.

The identity of our own solar logos has long been in obscurity. Now finally we must recognize the goddess Inanna as the personification of our sun, other names are Ishtar, Astarte and Astoreth, I suggest "Astarte" as the official name. A higher embodiment of our sun lady is probably the star Procyon, referred to as "the central sun". Among the larger planets, we find her in Saturn, the "sister" of Jupiter. Identified with Astarte is also the fairly new planet Venus.

Horus (Her-Pa-Khered) must be identified with the 'planet' Mercury as one of his higher embodiments. In fact, Mercury is a remnant of the sun Apsu, the very first star in our solar system. In the crowd of the larger planets we see Horus in Titan, one of Saturn's satellites. Titan is thus counted as a large planet, not at all as an ordinary planet and certainly not as a moon. The embodiment of Horus as a specific moon is currently not known but in the future, a moon connected with Horus will certainly join the planet Venus, anything else is unthinkable.


Ahrimans rule

The Old Testament god never had any higher thoughts about man. In his physical incarnation, as Ahriman, the emphasis has been on duty, obedience, morality and discipline. "You always have to work", says this god, "we are not here to be lazy and have a good time". Ahriman sees the world from himself, things and people are only expressions of his ego and must therefore follow prevailing values. Consequently, if someone or something disobeys given directives, it is identified with a diseased body part that must be immediately removed or isolated.

As the spiritual aspect of Ahriman; We find Angra Mainya or the Devil, presiding in many episodes in the Old Testament. The devil (the Lord) then speaks to a chosen person and gives him his commandments. The chosen person is seldom any other than the incarnation of Ahriman. What these incarnations have been throughout history is not very difficult to see, but they can sometimes be confused with prophets and incarnations of Ahura Mazda. But since dualism characterizes our present age, we should not lament the progress of Ahriman, it is a phase we must pass through.


The light that faded

The star Nemesis originally belonged to the Alpfa Centauri system, but was later transferred to Sirius. Our solar system was already plagued with difficult problems which had their origin in Ahriman's ruthless rule. In response to a distress call, Ahura Mazda arrived in the form of the star Nibiru to fight against and overcome the forces of chaos. Technically, one could say that the then shining sun, Osiris, was captured by the gravity of the planets and became a permanent part of the solar system. The fight against the former giant sun, now Jupiter, is indirectly depicted in the Enuma Elish, the epic of creation.

Ahriman incites Seth, brother of Ahura Mazda (Osiris), to kill Osiris in a trap. As a reflection of this, Osiris goes out and becomes Nemesis, a veritable death star that, however, constantly returns and calls down its judgment on the evil forces on earth. Osiris dies but is nevertheless reborn to earth in a series of incarnations. The radiance is gone, whoever meets him sees only death personified. This is not the end; Ahura Mazda, Osiris, Christ shall return. The extinguished sun must be lit again and we will enter a new time, a time without darkness, sadness and chaos.

We have all been fooled, for far too long. A dark god has intruded and made us feel shame, guilt and anxiety before things that were our obvious rights. The devil himself has assumed the role of God and the result has been confusion, injustice, suffering and constant devastating wars. However, there is a conciliatory feature to consider. As painful as it has been, the Devil has only played his assigned role. Humanity has soon overcome this epoch of opposites; the aggressive period of 'knowledge.' Before us we have a bright and prosperous time.
 

The Way of Ahura Mazda

Alongside Ahriman's rule, a good family of gods has operated in the world. The influence has taken place in the shadows and almost a little apologetically. Christ has never left the earth. For many thousands of years he has walked among men, bearing their burdens and sharing their joys and sorrows. He has fought tirelessly with the same false god and had to face the same illusions as everyone else. The reborn Christ has regularly come to our rescue but under constant opposition from the Devil. There has never been an easy path to liberation, humanity has had to lift itself up on its own, but after all Christ has been there and shown a passable path.

How then does Christ's teaching differ from the old doctrine? He could have expressed it this way: "Life must not become a burden, no one is born with a debt to life or to God. Break out of petrified patterns of life and live here and now. Play, laugh and enjoy life to the fullest. Be tolerant and kind to others, because everyone else is part of yourself. Search within yourself and you will find God. There is a meaning to life and the meaning is to develop. Your soul is eternal even if the body perishes. There is no death, death is the gateway to another dimension. You are a traveler on a boundless journey through the cosmos. Cosmos is within you, you are within everything”.


 

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