Introduction and Context:

This excerpt, from the lessons of The Infinite Concept of Cosmic Creation, introduces a new science and philosophy, presented by UN.AR.I.U.S., that aims to resolve the inadequacies of existing religious and scientific systems. It emphasizes the spiritual nature of humanity, positing that reincarnation and understanding energy as the fundamental essence of the Infinite are crucial missing elements in current thought. The lesson suggests that all matter is merely energy in different vibrational states, advocating for a shift in perception from the seemingly solid objects to the understanding that all solids are pulsating energy. Ultimately, this new understanding, aided by clairvoyance and future instrumentation, seeks to provide solutions for human suffering and guide individuals toward a more constructive and spiritually evolved existence by understanding the Infinite most term as God.

Key Themes and Context:

• Introduction of a New Science/Philosophy: The lesson explicitly states that the world is undergoing a “great change or metamorphosis,” necessitating the development of a “new science or a new philosophy” that is relevant and conducive to the betterment of mankind’s future evolution. This new approach aims to provide solutions for the “coming races and generations of mankind”.

• Inadequacies of Existing Systems:

◦ Religion and Fundamentalism: The sources describe existing systems of religion and fundamentalism as “incomplete and unable at this time… to fulfill the need”. They are “torn and filled with such great confusion, multiplicities of error and malpractices,” building up resistance in people’s minds. Christian orthodoxy is particularly noted as functioning on the level of inspiration, making it not acceptable to people whose minds function on a more scientific level. Furthermore, fundamentalism is criticized for relating understanding to “a personal entity only,” not fully resolving to understand Infinity in its “fullest and most abstract way”.

◦ Eastern Philosophies: While some form of reincarnation is present in Eastern philosophies, it is largely considered “retrograde” and “unable to factually relate man to a progressive state of evolution”. These practices are described as presenting “a very highly conflicting nature” and being “unacceptable to the Western minds”.

◦ Science: Despite being “fully and highly developed in a material sense,” science is deemed “insufficient to fill the obvious needs and gaps or provide the elements of this New Age philosophy”. It has confined man in his expression to just the 101 elements. Man needs spiritual understanding to find “new horizons, new worlds and new answers to all the seemingly unfilled gaps”.

• Emphasis on the Spiritual Nature of Humanity and Reincarnation:

◦ The “most important of these missing elements is the understanding of man himself as a spiritual being”. This includes “metempsychosis or reincarnation, the evolution of man through the various terrestrial, astral and spiritual planes”.

◦ Reincarnation is presented as the key that will “relate man to his numerous different dimensional expressions” and provide “the answer to mankind’s incurable diseases and the ways and means of curing those evils”. It will also explain man’s “relationship or his affinity to God”.

◦ Understanding the “spiritual evolution of each individual – or the collective masses of humanity whether they exist on this planet or on any other planet, either material (terrestrial) or astral – it is necessary that one first understand the Infinite”.

• Understanding Energy as the Fundamental Essence of the Infinite:

◦ The “Infinite can be said to be energy – energy manifesting itself in an infinite number of dimensions and in an infinite number of ways”.

◦ To grasp this, one must “subtract from our consciousness the idea of solidity or mass” and understand that “there is no such thing as a solid”. Solidity is merely a comparative value based on the “terrestrial rate of vibration”.

◦ The text notes that “it was only during the last few years of Einstein’s life that this foremost scientist came to the general conclusion that there was no such thing as mass and that we could, in a more abstract way, resolve all things into pure energy”. This assimilation is presented as “the key to the solution of life”.

◦ Energy in our world is roughly divided into static (atomic) and dynamic (kinetic) forms. Atoms are static structures, while dynamic energy moves in various forms and dimensions.

◦ Einstein’s theory, E=MC², is highlighted to demonstrate that “energy and mass are interchangeable”. For instance, one grain of uranium U-238 can be converted into 25 million kilowatts of energy, having existed in a static form for billions of years.

◦ The universe is depicted as being composed of “vast seas of energy in a continual reciprocating, interchanging and interlocking of an innumerable and in an infinite number of cycles”. This is visualized as “huge vortexes of energy which in turn subdivide themselves in an infinite number of ways and in an infinite number of directions”. The Sun itself is formed as a vortex, radiating energy that transposes into heat and light on Earth through “catalytic agents of energy – which are called gravity or the kinetic energy of the magnetic lines and structures”.

◦ Atomic structures, from hydrogen to the 101 classified elements, are tiny forms of energy. The text emphasizes that atoms are “not a complete unit of energy,” and the existence of isotopes (elements with the same proton/electron count but different “weight”) provides a “clue to the spiritual nature of the atom,” suggesting a “definite relationship with a higher dimension according to a certain fundamental frequency”. Max Planck’s theory of quanta further supports that energy transposition involves a “very definite relationship of harmonic or frequency transposition”.

• Shift in Perception and Future Development:

◦ This new understanding will allow individuals to see the world differently; mundane objects like stones, grass, or walls will “resolve themselves into masses of beautiful radiant pulsating energy”. Even human bodies are seen as “hundreds of millions and trillions of these tiny solar systems, all functioning very intelligently”.

◦ The sources state that the “development of this type of an understanding will, for the present, have to be conceived and perceived from the standpoint of clairvoyance,” as current instrumentation cannot determine elements in “outer or inner dimensions”.

◦ However, a prediction is made that “scientists of the future will develop the instrumentation for peering into these dimensions” and will “bring in the voices of the higher minds and the intellects which have heretofore been unseen and unheard”. This future development is distinguished from current Spiritualism, which needs to be “abstracted from the realm in which it now exists” to become a “fully-developed science”.

• Solutions for Human Suffering and Spiritual Evolution:

◦ Mastering the concept of everything as energy is the “first step that will separate us from the old world of karma” and allow individuals to “climb the various rungs of the ladder of reincarnation into a relationship in which we can direct ourselves into a more constructive way of life”.

◦ This understanding will allow for an explanation of the “psychic self,” how it is “constantly being either constructed or torn down” by actions (sin, error, disease, malformations vs. constructive acts).

◦ The “pure Superconsciousness which is sometimes called your soul” is linked to the psychic self, representing one’s “true self”. Through “infinite number of reincarnations,” one can attain “affinity with the Infinite” by understanding its nature.

◦ Ultimately, this new science promises to “free the hundreds of thousands of people who are at the present in conditions of extreme stress and circumstance in the penal institutions, the asylums, the hospitals, and those who go to the grave needlessly every year” and to “alleviate the wars, the strife and the vicissitudes of human nature”. It aims to help humanity “know who we are, and what we are, and what we are here for; where we came from and where we are going”. These concepts are presented as factual and capable of changing lives and providing answers to the problems of mankind.