The merciful creation of the Material
Worlds serves as habitat for beings
who have wandered astray

God-father and Jesus Christ recognized the consequences that

could arise from Haniel’s choice to go his own way, to be apart

from them. Because the One is in all, and because there is light

and Jesus is the creative power and salvation, they were

determined that none of their creations or children would be

doomed or destroyed. Instead, they made appropriate

preparations to foster understanding.

This brings us to material creation, to the material world,

our space which arose directly from the Creator as a sort of

parallel world intended as a sanctuary for souls gone astray.

It is a replica of the spiritual world except that it is bound to matter,

is coarser, and on a far lower level of vibration and frequency.

Material creation is likewise dependant upon the spiritual world,

the latter being the source of its creation and its lifeline.

The spiritual world is not very different from the material world

because nothing can exist in the material world that does not

already exist in the spiritual world.

The spiritual world is simply more spiritual and exists on a far

higher level of vibration which is penetrated by light and love.

Both are subject to the same divine principles and both worlds

have the twelve dimensions, the five elements and the five

kingdoms which we shall analyze more closely in the following.

However, there are differences:

The beings in the spiritual world are not subject to a cycle of

life and death, nor is there any sickness or lack of anything

whatsoever. These are all characteristics of the perishable

material creation.

We shall now take a closer look at the material worlds and

compare the process of creation from the viewpoint of various

religions and cultures, and continue to elaborate on the Plan

of Redemption, which is accessible to all and filled with

boundless divine love.

This is an excerpt from the book DEI LEGACY.