Serie D brev nr 19

Magazine Overview

Title: RÄTTESNÖRE FOR KOMMANDE DAGAR (Guiding Principles for Coming Days)
Issue: 19
Publisher: PREVCIRKELN.
Date: Undetermined, but referenced as 'SERIE D -- BREV NR 19'

This issue of 'Rättesnöre for Kommande Dagar' delves into profound spiritual and philosophical themes, focusing on the human journey towards self-realization and a higher state of consciousness. Written by Elisabeth Lansenor, the articles encourage readers to look beyond material pursuits and ego-driven desires to find true meaning and peace.

The Quest for Meaning and the Higher Self

The opening article poses a fundamental question about the meaning of life when striving for significant achievements. It suggests that the answer comes from an intuitive, 'higher power' residing within our innermost self. The text highlights the struggle against 'dark forces' that create resistance to realizing this higher purpose, leading to discouragement and entanglement in difficulties. To overcome this, one must seek means to establish a secure position, a 'citadel,' of purity and superiority over these negative influences.

The daily grind of work, even if not loved, demands full attention. However, to reach this 'citadel,' periodic breaks are necessary to connect with the protective 'higher world.' Even a brief moment of such disconnection can create a bond with higher realms, bringing peace.

The author notes a pervasive sense of unease and anticipation in the current era, particularly among older individuals, suggesting a feeling of impending change or 'breakthrough.' Plans for the future must be made, despite uncertainty.

While material plans are easily disrupted by new regulations and laws, the uncertainty primarily affects our lives in the material world. The text proposes turning away from this external world and seeking realms beyond time and space, which leads to liberation from worldly pressures. Success in this endeavor depends on the firmness of one's decision and the engagement of one's heart.

Life often brings disappointments, but humans tend to fall back into familiar patterns of petty squabbles. To escape this, one must work hard on their 'own self,' strengthening their will and determination. This requires clearly defining what is desired for oneself and loved ones, and then developing guidelines for continued service to the good.

Furthermore, it's not enough to work on one's own understanding and feelings; one must also create tangible change that influences the surroundings to reconsider and alter their direction. The experience gained is that the less one thinks of personal gain, the more one wins for oneself. Sacrificing for the good of all brings greater personal reward. By striving to forget the self, one's selfless nature is appreciated.

Detaching from the Lower Self

The second article elaborates on the concept of the 'lower self' versus the 'higher self.' The 'lower self,' constantly seeking attention and sympathy, is seen as a source of suffering. By redirecting attention to the 'higher self' and its aspirations, one can be freed from this painful burden.

The 'higher self' longs for connection to its origin, from which it became separated in the material world. This connection is achieved by focusing on the higher self and ceasing to identify with the 'lower self.' Letting go of daily worries and engaging in regular meditation allows for a healing balm of liberation.

This 'going away from the world' is not about abandoning it entirely but about returning with a new perspective. The material world is viewed as a 'school' for the higher self to gain experience and learn its inferiority compared to higher values, preparing it for a 'real life' beyond. The time has come to leave the lowest material world, which has served as our workplace for a long time.

The new world will not be devoid of matter but will have faster vibrations, bringing peace. This is not about increased haste but about a new rhythm that signifies peace.

Upon achieving this, a new heaven and a new earth, promised to those who believe in a future of peace, will be realized. The idea of brotherhood, learned in the heart, is key to resolving international conflicts. Progress will be gradual, with understanding growing as more people embrace this idea.

Significant changes are expected for Earth. Those who do not reform ('the unrepentant') will be removed. New, better humans will be born, suited for the new conditions. Those left behind will have opportunities in another world to understand truth, with their slower vibrational pace being lovingly cared for and educated according to their level of development.

Those who refuse to listen will remain until an opportunity arises to be reborn in a place with matching vibrations. For those who desire the right path and know what they want from the future, a well-provided new world awaits, where love and wisdom will reign, guiding all who believe in a future of peace and happiness.

What History Teaches Us

The third article, 'VAD HISTORIEN HAR ATT LÄRA OSS' (What History Has to Teach Us), addresses the internal conflicts within humanity, characterized by a lack of empathy and an inability to understand differing viewpoints. This leads to perpetual feuds.

Despite the availability of 'helping forces' offering impulses for right action and pointing out errors, humanity often fails to listen, preferring the demands of the 'lower self.' While readily accepting knowledge in practical, technical, and material sciences, humanity turns a deaf ear to advice on moral improvement.

This moral indifference has characterized human existence for millennia. The article argues that true progress has not been made in the realm of morality, which is the most essential aspect of human development. While technological advancements are noted, they do not make one a true human; character development is paramount, and this has remained stagnant since humanity's emergence from an unknown existence.

Even when examining periods of apparent moral decline, the author observes that one form of degeneration is followed by another of similar intensity. For instance, the reforms within the church that curbed papal power did not necessarily lead to a brighter era but were followed by new conflicts and wars.

The underlying cause is identified as the deep-rooted 'Lucifer force' that has dominated the world's history. The accepted historical narrative is incomplete, failing to acknowledge higher developments. Those who present alternative histories are often dismissed as unreliable.

The article asserts that true progress has not been made, and the selfish self has been the sole guiding principle for millennia. Brotherly love has often been merely self-love extended to those for whom one feels sympathy. Every action has been driven by personal welfare.

To rectify this, one must open their mind to historical lessons, but only after fulfilling certain conditions: transforming the inner self and overcoming the conviction that Western thought holds the sole truth. Embracing Eastern wisdom with brotherly love is necessary. This requires humility to dismantle self-overestimation.

These historical accounts are presented in a fairy-tale format, with their true meaning hidden, accessible only to the selfless. They describe a world where a race lived in harmony with the law of love, before the 'Lucifer force' influenced humanity, though they were aware of future events.

This ancient race understood the laws that would lead humanity back to lost unity, a path of self-forgetfulness towards a return to light and love. The article suggests that this historical account is available and its custodians await the time when humanity's mind, refined by suffering, turns towards higher thinking.

Towards a Unified Religion and a New World

The fourth article discusses the emergence of a religion that encompasses all world religions. This signifies readiness to open the gates to a world previously treated with arrogant dominance. Eastern traditions offer material for studying humanity's development in ancient times, revealing how this darkness can be dispelled. The path forward is one of selflessness and forgetting the demands of the ego.

This historical study reveals that humanity has learned little of value for its spiritual advancement. The author concludes that the current historical period is characterized by darkness and the need to break free from self-serving tendencies.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes throughout this issue revolve around spiritual evolution, the transcendence of the material ego, and the importance of inner transformation. The publication advocates for a shift in consciousness from self-interest to universal love and brotherhood, guided by wisdom and a connection to higher principles. The editorial stance is one of spiritual guidance, encouraging readers to actively pursue self-improvement and contribute to a more harmonious future for humanity, drawing lessons from history and a deeper understanding of existence.