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Lets once more seek to decipher this sacred symbol. For within it lies nothing less than the essence of the eternal vision revealed in The Third Testament — a revelation inscribed by its author across sixty patient years. Much could be spoken about its depths — far more than a single discourse could contain. Therefore we shall return to it again and again, unveiling its mysteries in brief illuminations. What such vision means for our understanding of life will be revealed as we unfold the imagery of the symbol. Let us, then, begin the decoding. From the very center of the symbol, a blinding white light streams forth — the radiant essence of eternity itself, shining and permeating all that exists in every direction. This white light is gradually transformed on its journey outward from the center into the six realms. Eternity is thus made visible in time and space. Around us unfold the hues of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and pale indigo — the spectrum of the created worlds. For here we dwell within the realm of manifestation, the field of creation itself. The white brilliance at the center signifies the Creator, whose being transcends both time and space — the uncreated Source of all creation. That which truly is — neither large nor small, fair nor foul, good nor evil — can only be known as the eternal Something - Which Is. To name it is already to confine it. This Something -Which Is - stands as the alpha and omega, the primal essence before all beginnings and beyond all ends — unchanging, eternal, immortal. From the small white circles at the outermost edge — the eternal children of God — radiant currents stream inward toward the center. These energies, emanating from the divine offspring, meet and interweave with the forces descending from the eternal Source - the Faather. Thus is established the sacred everlasting dialogue between Thhe Creator and The Creation — a communion without beginning or end. This divine exchange speaks through all that exists — through every form, every sound, every experience in the infinite worlds. The Father converses with His children through the very fabric of existence — through the beauty and the sorrow, the light and the shadow. For in truth, nothing in the universe is dead; all things live and breathe with divine consciousness. Thus the universe itself is the living Word of God — the voice of life. As The Third Testament teaches, this is “the direct speech of life.” Through this dialogue, the consciousness of the children of God is gradually perfected. Each soul is shaped in the divine image, molded through experience until it mirrors the eternal Father. The radiant star that shines at the threshold of the yellow realm marks the fulfillment of this sacred journey. Here the divine goal has been realized. Countless beings have reached this stage — billions of initiates who now dwell in perfect communion with the Eternal Father. Each child of God at this exalted level of consciousness knows, beyond all doubt, the eternal nature of life and their inseparable bond with the Divine. None can ever be apart from God, for all life is one. This oneness is symbolized by the dazzling white brilliance that forms the backdrop of the entire symbol, uniting all realms in a single eternal light. The spiritual worlds — signified by the yellow, green, blue, and light indigo regions — are realms of pure thought, where communication occurs by direct transmission of consciousness. In these luminous planes, the thoughts of beings are open and visible, unlike in the physical world where thought remains hidden within. Between incarnations, we sojourn in these radiant spheres — sanctuaries of peace that prepare us for our next descent into the worlds of matter. The long pilgrimage begins in the red field of the plant kingdom and ascends through the kingdoms of animal and man toward the divine. The long pilgrimage begins in the red field of the plant kingdom and ascends through the kingdoms of animal and man toward the divine. Upon reaching the star at the entrance to the yellow realm, the soul has transcended the animal kingdom. The orange symbolizig the struggle of life in the animal kingdom has turned to the golden hue of love. Here is the kingdom Christ proclaimed — the realm not yet of this world, but destined one day to be. Though distance remains before humanity as a whole attains it, the promise stands. For Christ himself embodied this divine ideal in living form. His sacred mission was to reveal, through life itself, the moral radiance of divine consciousness. Thus, in Christ, we behold our own future: the perfected image of God awakened within man. Every being shall, in the fullness of time, awaken to this Christ-consciousness. This is the goal of all who walk the path of incarnation — the divine consciousness created and refined through countless lifetimes of experience, sowing, and harvest. The entire universe of matter exists to serve this sacred process — the eternal evolution of consciousness. The white light that pervades the entire symbol is the presence of the Creator Himself — the radiant essence of eternity and infinity. The white light that pervades the entire symbol is the presence of the Creator Himself — the radiant essence of eternity and infinity. Thus God and the children of God share one and the same eternal Self — the divine “I” that can never be divided or destroyed. The white radiance therefore symbolizes the uncreated — the very essence of the Creator. It is within this light that the soul meets God face to face. When consciousness awakens within this brilliant element, the being experiences the Great Birth — the supreme initiation into unity with the Eternal Father. When the soul ascends once more into the worlds of light, a new cosmic day dawns — and the dark realms of suffering pass away like shadows before the rising sun. In the white light there are no boundaries, no time, no space — only the living eternity of the uncreated. To perceive and describe this realm requires spiritual senses — intuition above all — for material science cannot reach into the infinite interior of being. Outer science observes the shadows of form, but inner science reveals the soul of creation. Thus is founded the true spiritual science, grounded in divine experience. RE