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Much has been said about the causes of sexual identity. Has anyone considered that God (the universe) may have a perfectly good reason to let sexuality appear in very few specific variations? The gender identity cycle moves continually between male and female.

Continuous rebirth

Our sexual identity is a spiritual quality, it is shaped neither by heredity nor environment. Forget all the crazy articles about homosexuality, bisexuality and transsexuality being caused by; traumatic experiences during childhood, defective genes, hormonal disorders, social factors, the whims of fate or faulty toys. This is very dubious science.

To fully understand the various expressions of sexuality, we must accept rebirth as part of the big picture. Humans develop continuously over a long series of life periods. During this process, she constantly moves along a scale of masculine and feminine 'radiance'; 2x7 lives in male energies, 2x7 lives in female energies. And - a few interim stages.
 

The gender cycle
 

The circle on the right is read in a clockwise direction. Each symbol shows a period of human life with a specific spiritual quality. The blue squares in the first quarter represent men with self-centered, material radiance. The blue squares in the second quarter are men with a selfless, spiritual radiance. Development follows these steps. The green roundels in the third quarter show material women with self-centered radiance. The green roundels in the fourth quarter are women with a selfless, spiritual radiance. When the male and female energies are at their strongest, a person is born who is complete. The white circle denotes a woman with a male energy. The white square is a man with female energy.

The transition stage

Now we come to the core of the issue, because the transition from the male to the female (and vice versa) is not an immediate and carefree process. We now count in series of seven lives where the seventh step also represents the return (number 1). Counting from the white roundel and in the clockwise direction we come to an orange roundel designated (HM) which stands for a homosexual man. We thus have a person who, in the seventh step, changes his spiritual designation from male to female. But, the male form is still dominant. We have, so to speak, a female soul in a male body.

If we continue clockwise, we will reach the green circle marked (BM). This represents a bisexual person in a male body. Since "she" is in the middle of the transition phase, she will be attracted to both men and women. It is not a problem in itself but can possibly create a feeling of rootlessness. The next green circle (TM) represents a transsexual person. She is spiritually completely a woman, but the problem in this lifetime is that she is, outwardly, born as a man. During her life she will undergo a metamorphosis (in physical or symbolic form) and also outwardly become a woman.

Other abbreviations above: HW - homosexual woman, BW - bisexual woman and TW - transsexual woman.
 

Transformation cycles

Also interesting in this context are the white symbols in the illustration above. They are in fact complete personalities (seventh step counted from HM or HK). It may be noted that the perfected male principle is born as a woman of heterosexual identity, and that the perfected female radiance is born as a heterosexual man. Among the tarot cards, these people are matched by the High Priest and the High Priestess, both of whom successfully united the male and female energies into a harmonious unity.

Where does the information that sexual identity is part of a cycle come from? Everything is based on universal cycles of transformation, a kind of spiritual blueprint that forms the basis of all creation. These cycles govern, among other things, dimensions, life forms, maturity levels and stages of consciousness. The seventh cycle (depending on how you count) rules male and female personalities. The sixth cycle governs the development of maturity within each personality: Seven basic personalities and seven levels of maturity.
 

Homophobia

There is a homophobia in society that expresses itself in fear, mistrust and sometimes contempt for sexually deviant people. Seen from the perspective that we only live once, one can possibly understand the frustration. People can sometimes, based on what they know and understand, take certain actions towards homosexuals. They may see homosexuality as a smoldering threat to the survival of humanity and try desperately to curb what they perceive as perversions, disease or delusions. All this misguided goodwill is of course doomed to failure.

The existence of homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals is a completely normal phenomenon. The fact that this seems to escalate in certain time periods is due to the fact that humanity also undergoes development in cyclical stages. No one "suffers" or "chooses" homosexuality. Every individual is born unambiguously with their sexual identity, patted and ready. Social factors can then lead to some never succeeding in taking the step "out of the closet". Conformism is deeply rooted, many cannot manage to find their sexual orientation for an entire lifetime. But for those who take the leap, a life in truth can surely take shape.

Hierarchies and religion

One should not compare and rank personalities, no one is better than another. Each of us goes through these stages in a continuous cycle and each stage has its own special quality. There may be a personal interest in someone to expand knowledge about himself and find his place in a universal perspective. But in official contexts, speculation and especially registration should be avoided, otherwise there is a risk of information being misused.

Discrimination is always bad, but with religious undertones it becomes extra unfortunate. That the High Priest and High Priestess are mentioned has nothing to do with professional priests. God chooses who he wants as a representative of a congregation, the sexual identity is completely irrelevant there. That some people only accept heterosexual priests is an expression of their own prejudices. God himself does not judge, nor should men.

 

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