Roberto Guillermo Gomes Knihy

The narrative emphasizes a profound spiritual plea for forgiveness and repentance, urging individuals to seek strength to renounce sin and embrace divine love. It highlights a critical turning point where divine protection is withdrawn, leaving humanity to confront a choice between love and hate, life and death. The message calls for personal introspection and the search for inner light, as the traditional intermediaries of divine guidance are no longer present. This spiritual awakening invites readers to navigate the moral dichotomies of existence in a time of reckoning.

Exploring the concept of "Brahman," this book delves into the essence of Hinduism, emphasizing its formless and unchanging nature. It distinguishes between the illusory sense of individuality, termed "Maya," and the true inner reality known as "Atman," which is unified with Brahman. The text also addresses the belief in reincarnation, detailing how the soul's essence transmigrates through cycles of birth, death, and rebirth, encapsulated in the concept of "Samsara." This exploration offers profound insights into the interconnectedness of existence and consciousness.

Exploring the dual phases of the brain, the book delves into the relationship between the physical body, ego, and the inner Spirit, or "Propium." It examines how thought constructs perceptions of space and time, suggesting that recognizing limitations inherently acknowledges the existence of the unlimited. This interplay between the limited and the unlimited is essential for developing Unlimited Thought, enabling one to transcend perceived impossibilities. Through this philosophical lens, the text invites readers to contemplate the nature of consciousness and reality.

In response to a declared planetary climate emergency, a series of financial measures are introduced, including a 0.5% tax on the global financial system and a 5% contribution from multinational net profits. An 8% tax on hydrocarbons is also implemented, generating $2 trillion annually to fund significant environmental initiatives. These efforts aim to plant 30 billion trees each year for CO2 capture, address environmental disasters, combat hunger and malnutrition, and support global family planning programs to mitigate overpopulation.

Maitreya highlights the dire environmental crisis facing the Earth, driven by greed, overconsumption, and overpopulation. The narrative explores the catastrophic effects of climate change, including extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and the depletion of vital resources like water and food. The book delves into the consequences of environmental degradation, such as the emergence of millions of environmental refugees and the potential for social, political, and military conflicts as a result.

The Zeus Program introduces a groundbreaking meditation suit that combines advanced technology with deep mental training. By enhancing oxygen levels in the brain and promoting relaxation through a unique liquid environment, users can digitalize their thoughts. This process aims to access the brain's core functions and connect with the quantum intelligence foam that shapes reality. Achieving this could revolutionize civilization, enabling the manipulation of matter at any scale, from simple objects to complex spacecraft.

The exploration of unity between the soul and God reveals a path to liberation from duality and the cycle of rebirth. By embracing the mantra "I am He," one can achieve Pure Consciousness, ultimately recognizing that the essence of existence is intertwined with the Absolute. The book posits that real experiences of Heaven and Hell are mere illusions, emphasizing that true reality is singular and inherent within us. It asserts that we are already complete and possess everything necessary for spiritual fulfillment, as we are fundamentally the same as the Divine.

Exploring the non-dualistic doctrine of Hinduism, this work delves into Advaita, which emphasizes the unity of the soul (Atman) and the Absolute (Brahman). Shankara, a pivotal figure in this philosophy, interprets the Upanishads to analyze consciousness through its three states: waking, dreaming, and deep sleep. The text argues that the perceived separation between the soul and God is an illusion, asserting that true liberation comes from recognizing the oneness of existence, where Brahman is the sole reality, devoid of attributes and qualities.

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Exploring the concept of a Cosmic Unified Consciousness, the book delves into how this essence underpins all existence, enabling atomic interactions and maintaining universal coherence. It posits that this consciousness, akin to a physical manifestation of God, serves as the foundational software of Creation, facilitating the four known forces of nature. By emphasizing that everything is rooted in information and energy, it suggests that humanity can connect with this Proto-Mind, enhancing our understanding and interaction with the universe.