The creation of the material worlds

In Volume II: DEI LEGACY, I described the origins of the creation of the spiritual and material worlds, with extensive information about the Creator, the races of gods and their background (see page 60 ff.). DEI LEGACY is highly recommended to the interested reader who wants to learn more about all these topics, because here, in Volume III of the trilogy, GAIA LEGACY, I will deal with the fundamentals of creation only very briefly to refresh the context for those who have not yet read my other books.

The universe, including our solar system and the earth, did not arise randomly through evolution, as Charles Darwin described, although his fascinating principles and insights have given us greater insight into the various periods of life-form development on earth. Nevertheless and regardless of whether you believe in divine creation or random evolution, you will agree that for the first single-cell organism to crawl out of the water and onto land, there first had to be a planet and the elements of water, earth, air, fire and ether. Darwin did not explain how these things developed.

So we begin here with the creation of the material worlds, our universe of worlds, created from the deity as a parallel to the spiritual world. The former is the image of the latter, but inverted and bound to matter, of much courser material and with significantly lower vibration and frequency. Even science has come to confirm this, as we will see.

Material creation has therefore never been independent; it is dependent on the spiritual world, for it can only exist at all because the spiritual world forms and prepares its foundations. So the spiritual world and the material world are not so very different, for nothing can exist in the material world that does not exist in the spiritual world. The spiritual world is simply of finer material, with much higher vibrations and at higher levels, permeated by light and love. For instance, both worlds are subject to the same divine laws and both incorporate the 12 dimensions, the five elements and the five kingdoms, which we will examine a little more closely in the following.

But there are also differences: For instance, the creatures in the spiritual world are not subject to any cycle of life and death; they do not suffer illness or any sort of need. These are characteristics of the ephemeral material creation.

Introduction to the fundamentals of material creation

Certain conditions must be met for anything to be created or to come into being. There must be space and dimensions with atmospheric conditions, light and color so that it can be recognized and animated, sound and tone for the corresponding vibrations and creations, Holy Geometry for the actual granting of form and the elements in which all that is created exists and combines, animates and nourishes itself.

The conditions for creation, so to speak, in both the spiritual and the material world, can be summarized as follows:

Vibration and frequency

Space and dimension

Light and color

Sound and tone

Holy Geometry and mathematics

We will first examine these briefly and then turn to the concrete manifestations and combinations of the creation foundations that surround us.

The Universe

Our solar system

The sun

The earth

The five elements

The five circles of creation (kingdoms)

This background knowledge gives us a better understanding of the earth, the energy grid, our habitat, ourselves as human beings and, ultimately, the process of manifestation and exaltation. Then we will turn to Mother GAIA, the living planet and to old and new knowledge about her nature and work. This will give us the consciousness necessary to immerse ourselves in the energy grid and the main sources of energy. Let us begin with creation, from light, love and their vibrations.

Vibration

The foundations necessary to create space and dimensions and maintain them in a given form consist of a wide range of vibrational fields and the vibrational spaces that arise from them.

Ultimately, everything in creation exists in, rests upon and lives from vibrations. These frequency bands with their countless wavelengths make all other manifestations of creation possible.

This quote by the Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft (German Physical Society, DPG) sums this up brilliantly in scientific language::

“According to string theory, the smallest objects in the universe are not points, but vibrating strings – so small and complex that they still haven‘t been captured mathematically. String theory attributes all elemental particles to the same thing: unimaginably tiny threads that vibrate back and forth. These strings measure a few billionths of a trillionth of a trillionth of a meter. That is so tiny that physicists have resigned themselves to never being able to see the strings directly. The particle accelerator that could generate the necessary energy would be the size of a galaxy. Everything vibrates. Whether the strings appear to us as electrons or quarks, such as force particles or Higgs bosons, depends on how the strings vibrate. All particle attributes are produced by this movement, much like a deep, heavy C note, can be produced by the same violin string as a high, light one. When the strings vibrate, we hear a symphony that we call ‚the Universe‘.”

^{(Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz – I.1)}