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It was not worth the wait. The Messiah simply did not come. It was unimaginable for many. Hell and purgatory are merely instruments of power used by religious dictatorships to ruin this world for people. Self-awareness allows us to instantly recognize the flaws that have been accumulated in this world, which must be worked through in order to achieve a state of bliss. This world and the hereafter are united as a single entity! Only one commandment applies to us humans: to take responsibility for all that we do! Humans can build - and they can destroy. They may cherish or destroy the earth, the very foundation of our life. It is up to us to educate people who, for the glory of the Almighty, are capable of proving themselves worthy of His generosity. Fundamental rights and freedoms are the only salvation.
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Contents
Imprint 3
Foreword 4
Fundamental Rights and Freedoms 5
An Unbelievable Experience 6
My Beautiful Faith! 9
A Glimpse into the Beyond 11
DEATH? - Symbols of Life! 14
The Nucleus 17
The Belief in One God 20
We are free!!! 21
The Last Sermon 23
The Fall of the Gods and Goddesses! 26
Time and Eternity - The Heavenly Perfection 28
The Spiritual-Mental Development 30
Science and Morality 33
The Liberated Woman 34
The Divine Perpetuum Mobile 37
Life! The Inconceivable Miracle! 37
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 39
World Religions 42
The Accuser 44
World Religions 46
Waiting for the Messiah since the Beginning 46
The New Home! 48
Meditation 50
Epilogue 52
Imprint
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© 2022 novum publishing
ISBN print edition: 978-3-99107-726-8
ISBN e-book: 978-3-99107-727-5
Cover and inside illustrations: Ludwig Aquarius
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Foreword
I am no theologian. I am by no means a missionary. I am merely recounting personal experiences, which may be taken as a simple narrative. I am at liberty to think critically in this area of tension between religion and my experiences.
We live, thank God, in a time whenfreedom of faith and conscienceprotects all those who dare to leave the rigid boundaries set by religions. And so, I am able to freely share my experiences that led me naturally to my
beautiful faith.
Ludwig Aquarius
Fundamental Rights and Freedoms
It took quite a long time to give people the foundations for a sensible life in this world. These did not come from God, but from the people, for the people! The horror of World War II created the conditions for this to happen. Nowadays, it would surely be more difficult to achieve this unanimity among nations. It was a learning process that took far too long. Religions could not accept this freedom, because they stood for the opposite. “In thought, word, and deed” encompasses the whole person – both body and soul! A total dictatorship would be inconceivable! Of course, even today, thesefundamental rights and freedomshave not yet penetrated the minds of everyone; and so, a small, very important selection of them will be given here:
Freedom of expression
Freedom of belief and conscience
Equality before the law
Freedom of scientific investigation
Protection of personal liberty
Protection of the right to life
Prohibition of torture and slavery
Strangely, these rights established within the framework of the UN are broken by its members on a daily basis. These rights are the iron foundation for a modern life ofresponsibility.
This responsibility is the cornerstone of my faith!
An Unbelievable Experience
Here are some thoughts that may help shed some light on my experience. San Francisco is an incredible melting pot of different faiths, a city where virtually all well-known and lesser-known religions are represented. To list them all would be an arduous undertaking.
I once heard of a church where mediums (seers) came to deliver messages from departed loved ones to the members of that church. It was a church that had a side chapel where pain was alleviated through the laying on of hands. Religious songs were also sung. The most important part of the program, which everyone anxiously awaited, was the“Messages from the Afterlife!”