BREVCIRKELN.

Magazine Overview

This issue of "BREVCIRKELN." (Brev Nr 12, Serie B) is titled "DEN STORA PLANEN". VI. FANNS SOLORAKLET I EDENS LUSTGÅRD? (The Great Plan. VI. Was the Sun Oracle in the Garden of Eden?). It explores complex spiritual and cosmological concepts, primarily in Swedish, with a focus on the "Christ Impulse," the "Fall of Man," and the concept of evolving vibration frequencies.

The Christ Impulse and the Sun Oracle

The "Christ Impulse" is presented as an eternal phenomenon, a divine hierarchy manifested as "Christ-Radium" radiation. This impulse is said to be managed by the "First Solplanet Lord," identified as Jesus Christ. The "Great Sun Oracle on Atlantis" is highlighted as an original focal point for this cosmic ray. The text suggests that the promise of the Messiah, a "pouring in" of the Christ Impulse into human physical existence, came as a consequence of the "Fall of Man."

Melkisedek and the Garden of Eden

The article poses the question of whether the "Great Sun Oracle on Atlantis" was present in the Garden of Eden. It speculates that Melkisedek, described as the "great initiator of the Solmysteriet," might be the figure who walked in Eden, proclaiming the will of "I AM" (Yahweh) for humanity. After the "Fall," Melkisedek is considered to have been the mouthpiece for the promise of the coming Messiah.

The Fall of Man and Vibration Frequency

The "Fall of Man" is explained as a loss of direct contact with the divine "Christ-Radium" ray, leading to a decrease in vibration frequency. This is symbolized by the episode with the apple, representing disobedience to God's law and a descent into denser, biological matter. The promise of the Messiah is seen as a means to re-establish the connection that was broken by the "Fall."

The Messiah and the Raising of Vibration

The role of the Messiah, particularly Jesus Christ, is central to the concept of restoring humanity's connection to the divine. Jesus's physical body is described as the instrument for the final phase of a chemical-cosmic process aimed at "raising the bodily substance to a higher vibration level." His resurrection and ascension are seen as the completion of this work, creating a "bridge" over the chasm created by the "Fall."

The Nature of the Messiah and Jewish Expectations

The text explores why the Jews of Jesus's time did not recognize him as the Messiah. Their expectation was for a powerful king who would re-establish David's kingdom. The name "Messiah" is suggested to be a shortening or variation of "Melkisedek." The article references ancient texts describing a king of immense power, even commanding the respect of Egyptian rulers.

The "Great Plan" and a New Era

The "Great Plan" involves humanity overcoming the consequences of the "Fall" and moving from the "oracle of Eden" to the "oracle of the New Earth" (referencing Revelation 21:3-4). This transition signifies a new era where God will dwell with humanity, and death and suffering will cease. The "mystery of the ages" is resolved, with Jesus showing the way to raise one's vibration from the biological world to a "heavenly" frequency, transcending death and decay.

The Pedagogical Problem and Spiritual Evolution

Despite the path being shown, a significant "pedagogical problem" remains: how to get humanity to benefit from this and learn the conditions for raising their vibration. The progress over 2,000 years is deemed not overwhelming. The text quotes an "ascended master" who notes that the denial of Jesus's miracles has hindered understanding of the formulas that could have transformed Earth into a paradise.

Reinterpreting Religious Concepts

The issue suggests a reinterpretation of concepts like "life after death," "resurrection," and "final judgment." It argues that these are often misunderstood and conflated. The text distinguishes between an ongoing reality of "life after death" and a future "resurrection" for a new age. It emphasizes that in the current era, the law of reincarnation prevails.

The Transfiguration and the New Earth

The text discusses the concept of being found "worthy" to participate in the new age and resurrection. Those who are deemed worthy will no longer die, becoming like angels and sons of God. It references 1 Corinthians 15 regarding the transformation of the physical body into an incorruptible and immortal one. The "sea" ceasing to exist is mentioned as a sign of this transformation.

Frequency Changes and Planetary Transformation

According to "New Age literature," humanity is on the "threshold of a new era" that will bring significant changes, including a raising of Earth's vibration frequency. Brother Philip's "Secret of the Andes" is cited, predicting a powerful frequency increase that will surround the Earth with a golden corona, creating a four-dimensional world. This shift is expected to be accompanied by dramatic environmental changes, as described in prophecies from Joel and others, including the sun turning blood-red, the moon turning red, and periods of darkness and altered atmospheric conditions.

The Fate of Earth and Humanity

While some prophecies suggest Earth will be destroyed, the text, citing "Secret of the Andes," refutes this, stating "the Earth shall not be destroyed. It shall be new, as it is written. Not a new Earth through destruction, but a new one through the transformation of the old into a new one through frequency increase." However, it acknowledges that humanity is not yet ready for this, lacking harmony with God's laws and understanding of vibrations and frequency raising.

The "New Jerusalem" and Perception

The concept of the "Holy City, a New Jerusalem, coming down from heaven" (Revelation 21:2) is reinterpreted. It's suggested that as human senses become adapted to the "heavenly frequency," the "new world" will appear to descend to Earth, rather than a physical city. This is contrasted with the literal interpretations of astronauts who have not seen cities in space or God there.

Conclusion

The issue concludes with a reflection on the challenges of adapting to higher frequencies and the possibility that some may not be able to. It suggests that those who cannot adapt may be guided to other planets in different solar systems for their evolution. The overarching theme is one of spiritual evolution, transformation, and the anticipation of a higher state of existence for both humanity and the planet, guided by divine principles and cosmic laws.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes are the "Christ Impulse," the "Fall of Man," the role of Jesus as Messiah, the concept of vibration frequency and its elevation, reincarnation, and the coming of a new spiritual era. The editorial stance appears to be one of esoteric spiritual interpretation, drawing from various spiritual traditions and channeling, to explain cosmic events and humanity's place within them. There is a strong emphasis on spiritual evolution and the potential for transformation through understanding and aligning with divine laws.