E. The Divine Comedy:

Angels, Gods, and Slaves

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The Soul, the Spirit, and the Realms of Existence

1. The Realms of Existence & Energetic Bodies

The easiest way to understand the universe is to view it as consisting of two realms that permeate each other and occupy the same space. The first one is the material realm. Our physical body and five senses enable us to sense it and interact with it. It is time-bound, you cannot see the future, as well as random, you can be a perfect angel and die of a lightning strike at the age of 17 for no other reason than having been at the wrong place at the wrong time.

The second one is the energetic realm. It may not be physical but is just as real. Science tells us that 95% of the total mass of the universe is dark matter and energy. They are called as such not because they are evil but because we are unable to see them directly or indirectly with instruments. However, we know that they do exist through deduction (Dark Matter, Wikipedia, Feb. 20, 2020). This vast universe of dark matter and energy could very well be the energetic realm.

Unlike the material world, the energetic realm is not random, and pure principles do apply. It is mildly telepathic and can be prophetic. While nothing comes with a label in the non-physical realm, we seem to have three energetic bodies (or one with three parts) that enable us to sense it and interact with it, a human soul, a sapient mind, and an angelic spirit.

In the wake state, we are tuned in to both the physical and energetic dimensions. At night, when our physical senses are turned off, or after we die, we perceive the energetic realm only.

The human soul is related to emotions, fears, and interpersonal relationships. The mind is related to intelligence and allows us to process the various inputs we get from the physical and energetic realms.

The spirit is about intelligence and enlightenment. It is a roadmap that is intimately related to our beliefs or religion and connects us to our individual family of souls. As such, there are several main types of spirits (Eastern Mystic, Abrahamist, Angelic, etc), and not all roads lead to Rome. They frame our understanding of the world, of who we are in it, the meaning of life, higher guiding principles, etc.

2. The Invisible & Families of Souls

The energetic realm is divided into at least two planes of existence or levels, the Mundane and the Spiritual. The mind connects to the physical world via the brain and tunes in to the Mundane or Spiritual via respectively the human soul and angelic spirit.

The Mundane is the day to day human plane of existence. It is closely associated with those seeking happiness for themselves but not overly concerned over the fate of others. It is the domain of the human soul and people content with following a religion without questioning it.

The Spiritual realm is telepathic and inspirational. It is the domain of the spirit and those who want to understand the mechanics of the invisible world. It is related to spirituality and spiritual religions, which are open and continue to look for answers to fundamental questions.

Someone who is strictly materialistic would connect to the Mundane but not the Spiritual level and consequently would not experience the benefits of inspiration.

In the energetic world, souls are organized in families, tribes, or bubbles usually centered around a historical figure or an ideology which acts as the source of their inspiration and provides a mild telepathic link between souls. In the Mundane, these compete with each other for the leadership of society or the moral authority that defines how we should act and differentiates between good and evil.

Soul families can be based on religion, ethnicity, nationality, politics, etc. Belonging to a family affects the way you see the world and judge things, for example, the political left and right have a very different view of the same situation. Some families are secular in nature, for example, humanism (All Lives Matter).

One of oldest families of souls is that of the Angelicals. It is led by angels, and its origins go back to the pacifist civilization of the Indus Valley. It was the religion of Canaan whose mecca was Ai before its total destruction by Israelites. Its history is found in bits and pieces in biblical scriptures, for example, the Book of Enoch and the Christmas story of the Magi.

Pyramids of Power: Gods, Servants, and Slaves

1. Hierarchism, Human Exploitation, and Very Real Suffering

As discussed earlier (see Epiphany), hierarchism is the root of corruption in religions. Hierarchies are essentially pyramids of power, with top levels being the most powerful.

An important aspect of hierarchist pyramids is that there is a theft of energy along their vertical axis. As power concentrates up, energy and wealth are siphoned from bottom to top. For example, private enterprises are generally structured as hierarchies and, as such, more often than not will reward those at the top heavily.

While the currency in the world is money, in the energetic dimension it is inner power, or confidence, and happiness. Think of those few moments of triumph in your life, when you felt strong and self-assured. This is what power feels like. Conversely, think about those moments when you lacked confidence, felt anxious or rejected, or depressed. This is what the opposite feels like.

Power is very comfortable. When you are a boss, those under you do not generally talk back to you. Popular confident people are looked up to and have many friends. Timid individuals are the more likely to be bullied and ostracised in society. Inner power or lack of it has very real consequences in one's life. How many jobs, promotions, or life partners have you missed out on because you lacked confidence?

When your energy is stolen from you, your inner power decreases. This results in suffering and reduced happiness. As a rule, you deserve to keep every bit of inner power and happiness that you have earned, and no one has the right to take it from you. Stealing energy once from somebody is theft. Stealing it on an ongoing basis is exploitation.

2. Mechanisms of Energy Theft & Monotheism

There are four mechanisms by which inner power can be stolen from you. The first one is fear. It opens in your mind vertical channels of subjection which drain your energy upwards. Fear is unpleasant and can even be crippling, depending on the degree.

The second one is false culpability. Corrupt values, things you cannot change, and unachievable ideals can create in your mind vulnerabilities that can be exploited and produce an unhealthy and even debilitating state of mind.

The third one is false stories. They also create in you vulnerabilities that drain your energy and produce a conflictual state of mind.

The fourth mechanism of energy theft is worship. You willingly give up your power to a superior entity in expectation of a reward. This tricks you into opening up the exact same channels of exploitation that fear, culpability, and false stories do. In addition to decreased confidence, a dependency on an external entity develops overtime and becomes a crutch.

Modern spiritism (channeling, spirit guides, thought adjusters, etc.) relying on invisible entities for spiritual guidance, foretelling, or esoteric knowledge can be similar to worship in terms of energy theft and dependency.

The idea that one almighty father-like figure magically created the universe in seven days generated a massive hierarchist pyramid of power. The fear of God is a common theme in personal monotheism. Culpability is a direct result of morality. Many facts in the Bible have been proven false, and worship is central to its architecture. These are the exact four mechanisms of energy theft discussed above.

God has not stopped the many disasters (droughts, floodings, earthquakes, epidemics, genocides, etc.) that afflict people. He/She has not brought peace either. On the contrary, monotheist religions are behind most of today's wars. The promises of life eternal and rewards in the afterlife remain 100% speculative.

We are asked to give up our inner power to a god which has not delivered on its promised rewards, and for which, even after 6,000 years, there is still no proof of existence.

Crossing the Threshold of Heaven

1. First Incursion Into Heaven

My 40-year search for the truth took me right up to the Gates of Heaven. It was early December 2018 when I first crossed the threshold. I was not sure what to expect, but that was to be the culmination of a lifelong pursuit, certainly a moment of fulfilment. Worst case scenario, I would get God's massive boot up my backside for not being worthy, or dead for that matter.

That is not what happened. When I crossed the threshold, it came from all sides. "It," being blows. I was under a massive assault. Lucky me, I did not realize at the time how bad it was. It would have been terrifying, making things much more dangerous for me. Worse, I was essentially blind and pretty much defenceless not only from the lack of seeing what was really happening, but also from having a limited knowledge of the energetic realm.

To be clear, I was in my physical body but deep in thoughts, in a spiritual trance-mood, sensing into that invisible plane of existence. It was not like being in an out-of-body astral projection where people can actually see what is going on. The things happening in my mind were very real, however. I could physically feel energy movements and pain. I did the best I could and survived.

The experience had been brutal but fascinating. I drew several conclusions from this first incursion into heaven. Firstly, I was in the right place. The path of truth worked! Just like it led me directly and unavoidably to Catharism, it got me from there right to the Gates of Heaven.

Secondly, if I was going to stay, I would have to fight for my right to be there. If I had been able to enter heaven, after my 40-years search for the truth, I had a right to be there and pitied those who would try to stop me.

Thirdly, God was nowhere to be found. He/She would have protected me from the senseless attacks. If I did not belong there, all I needed was to be asked to get out, and booted out if I refused to. As a human, I was certainly no match for God.

The final conclusion I could draw from my first experience in Heaven was that despite being nearly blind and not even knowing who were behind the attacks, I did not have to worry about who was the enemy. It was those that came at me. That made my life very simple.

2. Evil at the Helm of Heaven

Initially, I speculated that those targeting me were most likely the hierarchists discussed in my writings, and for good reasons: I exposed who they really were. As time went on, I got a somewhat clearer picture.

By far the nastiest and most vicious entity attacking me was what I would come to call the Evil of Old. The name appeared to echo from inside the plane of existence I was in and, I am not sure why, intuitively seemed a perfect fit. It was an entity that was totally dark and had the knowledge needed to attack and hurt in the energetic dimension, knowledge which I myself sorely lacked and that made it really, really dangerous.

The attacks against me were underhanded, gutless, behind-the-back, and anything as low and vicious as you can imagine, which pointed to more than just differences of views. In fact, it became clear over time that both sides could not abide in Heaven in the long run. One had to go.

Overall, it was a battle of wit and hard thinking, will and endurance, a painful and gruesome war of attrition in which I really stood exactly zero chance of winning at the start. Initially, they were literally torturing me; it was just a game for them.

Four things kept me going and allowed me to hang on. While the lack of progress on a daily and even on a weekly basis was very discouraging, there was a glimpse of hope in seeing that I was getting stronger from month to month.

The second thing was earlier life experiences that had forced me to push myself beyond my limits where other people would have broken down. I had learned the keep going step after step even under extreme pressure.

The third and crucial thing that enabled me to overcome the impossible odds I faced was the path I was on. Having built a solid foundation of truth, not false stories, allowed me to see ahead and make connections otherwise impossible to make. That eventually gave me an edge over those attacking me. The fourth one will be discussed later.

I walked into Heaven expecting a place of reward after a 40-year commitment to spirituality. This is also what most of us would expect after a long and hard life. What I found was a land with an absentee landlord, God, overrun by corrupt power-seekers and ruled by the Evil of Old: hell in Heaven.

I had work to do.