Preface

This textbook, The Way of Survival, is written so every member of our family may know how to live better in the universe and how to find their own right way to live. That is the guiding thought of this book.

It draws on the life experience of elder ancestors and has been guided by those still more ancient. Spreading it through every world of our small-universe family is meant to help all members see our family’s course of development and where we stand—and to let every relative know by what qualities and spirit we have grown to this stage.

I write it for relatives in the hope that you will learn from ancestors’ noble spirits and their experience of living, lay a firm base for your own life, and grow faster.

As the high-wisdom human species, if we do not know our own way to survive, we become passive and drift blindly in the vast universe. We show no worth and may fall step by step—even toward extinction.

The Way of Survival is meant to help every family member understand that path, then grow and rise along it so you can play a greater part in the universe and show greater worth.

Received June 5, 2017

Part I · The ascent of love

Every righteous life, at creation, is full of love’s information and energy. Humanity is a species of love and a righteous life, so we are full of love from birth. For that love to rise higher, we must keep drawing more from this information and energy.

As a species of love, what lives in our lives is love’s information and energy—creators set us so, by what the universe needs for its development. Because the cosmos has that need, we lives of love can appear in the vast universe and show our worth. Since “love” is inborn in us, how do we raise ourselves so this inborn love can work more greatly in the cosmos? That is what this piece teaches relatives.

To let inborn love’s information and energy work more greatly, we start from every word, act, and thought—each must be full of love. We must not speak to wound others, act to harm anyone, or hold evil thoughts. Yet our family still dwells in relatively low dimensions; many members cannot yet fill every word, act, and thought with love, or always think of others and the common good. So I wrote this book to help relatives rise and to see how much each word, act, and thought shapes life’s level.

We cannot live in the cosmos only for ourselves or only for what we like—that is a narrow way to live. We are a high-wisdom species; we can create greater worth in the universe. We need higher aims and a wider view, and chances to know more cosmic truth. As we keep raising life-energy and ability, we can glimpse more of the cosmos’s secrets and show greater worth. If relatives lack this awareness and choose a worthless life—or even block the cosmos’s rise—that way of living is deeply sad.

As a species of love and righteous lives, we have inborn duty and obligation. We came to help the cosmos keep rising—not for ourselves alone, nor for one person or thing. Without that awareness or belief, our life’s level falls and we become a burden to the cosmos. For high-wisdom lives to become that burden is shameful. Our standing is noble; we must not live in the universe in humiliation.

Whatever level relatives are at now, I hope all can raise that level—we are all the same species of love, descendants of justice, with love’s information and energy. By steady effort, raising love’s energy, filling the heart with love, and caring for all people and things with love, we can play a greater part in the cosmos. As lives of love, we are love’s messengers: our mission is to keep sending love and giving ever greater love to others and the whole cosmos. Only so can the love we hold from the start rise to fulfillment.

Received June 5, 2017

Part II · Human nature

Each of us has our own nature. As high-wisdom humans, our life-information differs, and each path through the cosmos differs—so each nature differs. Though the nature of righteous species is good, different lives and different original information shape different individual natures.

Whatever the nature, if it is upright, kind, and positive, it can help the cosmos rise. An evil nature betrays life’s purpose. In evil families, species are evil by nature. However they train in the cosmos, their nature is hard to change—and with more training it may grow more evil, for they always train in evil’s field; justice does not turn their nature toward good.

Unless someone’s nature is good and positive, change is hard. Only the kind and loving can, by effort, change their state, return to true self, and return to the purity of life’s first forming. Descendants of the justice family—however polluted in the cosmos—can change by effort and return to their real state; that information is inborn, if they will change and strive to return. Without truth, such change is hard. When someone falls and a negative nature forms, a way of living sets in that is hard to break—and they keep falling through life.

Knowing this, and seeing many members live in that state—with great hardship—I tell relatives these truths. Otherwise their fate is clear: they fade away.

For the family’s rise, and from duty and conscience, I want to help these relatives with all I can—after they see truth, to change by effort and return to their first state of life, not become negative lives drifting without worth. As one who helps lead the family, how can I not grieve to see relatives live without worth, or fall further? Our family is still growing; it needs every kind of talent to rise. Whatever world relatives live in, if they return to true self, know why they live, and see their direction, I believe they can add to the family’s rise and show life’s true worth.

As high-wisdom humans, our nature is good, with many noble qualities and spirits. If we will change, those qualities can show fully—we become pillars for the family, giving strength to its rise and to the righteous cosmos.

Received June 5, 2017

Part III · Showing worth

As the high-wisdom human species, simply by living in the cosmos we already have some worth—unless we fall, that worth remains. We can also, by steady effort, show greater worth. I chose “showing worth” to help relatives more directly see what paths lead to greater worth.

Though we are all the same species, each person’s worth in the cosmos differs—because what each gives and contributes differs.

To show greater worth in the cosmos, we must give greater contribution to the cosmos. Contribution can be direct or indirect. For example, through training we store skill and ability, help more people, and help the cosmos rise—that is direct. Indirect contribution is when every word, act, and thought sends positive information and positive force to the cosmos. Because that works through the field, we do not count it as direct contribution in the same sense.

Either kind of contribution helps the cosmos rise and shows life’s worth. If relatives can contribute directly, wonderful; if the base is not yet there and ability is still small, we can still contribute indirectly by sending positive information—then we are still lives of worth, not a burden.

Each path and each length of time in the cosmos differs—so each relative’s training differs.

Very young lives, with little training, rarely have great power to contribute directly. The longer we live in the cosmos, the more chances to train—but it also depends on whether relatives treasure and use each chance to raise ability.

Some relatives do not see that training in the cosmos is for raising life-ability, so they miss chances. Some have lived long yet lack strong ability. Long life means more chances—not everyone uses them to rise and show greater worth.

In our family there are young people who strive, have been trained, and know life’s truth—they treasure every chance. Though young, they are already pillars, giving strength to the family’s rise, bearing heavy duty and driving progress. So we must not think only those who have lived longest show greatest worth. Elders have long supported us—not every elder can sustain fast growth; it depends on past effort, training, and whether they can bear such duty. Without that, room goes to the young.

I say this so relatives in every dimensional world may see aright: do not fixate on how long you have lived. If you have chances to train and grow strong, you can become the family’s pillars, play a greater part, and show greater worth.

Received June 6, 2017

Part IV · Insight

Insight is how deeply one grasps all things in this world. Depth of insight shows height of wisdom. Deep insight into all one has lived means rich experience and raised wisdom; otherwise wisdom stays limited from lack of feeling for life. I unpack “insight” so relatives may, from now, feel their own lives with heart, grasp each passage deeply, train better through it, and raise wisdom faster.

Before, relatives did not reflect on life because they lacked truth—that was helpless. Now, with this knowledge and truth, see how vital it is to feel your life with heart. Without raising wisdom, we hardly show greater worth in the cosmos—we lack wisdom to steer and plan life. As high-wisdom humans, coming here matters greatly; we can taste every part of the journey. Life is long and varied; from every shade we can feel life’s beauty and the world’s richness. Without feeling those passages, how can we store experience and grow wise?

Without wisdom, power to feel life weakens—it matches. Creators gave us the power to feel; we can raise it by effort and play a greater part in the cosmos. All we feel can become experience—and that experience is treasure. Stored experience makes us more able. Without true feeling, there is little achievement. All experience on the road is great wealth.

In the cosmos, at any stage or life-form, past experience becomes information that stays with the person—even in a positive (manifest) world, past information still works in present life.

This is so relatives know: at whatever level, feeling all things around you with heart stores rich experience. That experience breeds wisdom and grows in power on the journey. Do not slight any flash of insight—each has worth. Without feeling the world, wisdom does not grow; without wisdom, worth is small, for there is no power to show life’s value. That is why insight matters.

May relatives take these points from this piece and train from the simplest insights. Through steady training, one day you will grasp all things and more of life’s truth—and play a greater part in the cosmos.

Received June 6, 2017

Part V · The family's progress

To build a world in the cosmos for descendants to train and rise is not easy; every family begins in hardship. However hard it was, after our elders’ long work, our family has come far.

In the vast cosmos, even with some ability, forging a realm and a family is very hard. Early help from departments and kin families is only temporary. To build and grow the family, we must rely on our own effort and give the new home enough scale to keep developing.

Our family has only a bit over a billion years of growth—early days were hard and progress slow—but elders worked together and we always moved forward. Later, as science advanced and we trained outstanding people who kept giving to the family, we entered a phase of fast growth. We still lag behind some families, but compared to hundreds of millions of years ago we are rising quickly—all thanks to elders’ toil and sacrifice.

In the family’s first hundreds of millions of years we hit many bottlenecks—few hands, fewer talents—so fast rise was hard. Descendants can hardly feel what elders endured; we did not live it. We learn from their stories and records how hard the start was. As one who now helps lead, I keep learning from elders to know our history—and so bear greater duty and mission.

As a descendant I too walk this family’s path—it is not easy. Living this hardship now, I feel more deeply what creation cost our elders. Since I began helping to lead, I have known their burden. Their fearlessness and courage moved me to take duty and share their weight.

Today our family rises faster—thanks to every member’s effort and sacrifice. As one who helps lead, I am grateful to elders and relatives who gave so much; their giving is why we advanced. I hope relatives in every world, knowing this truth, will raise themselves, take family duty, and add to fast growth. If the family does not thrive, relatives have fewer chances to grow. When every field of the family moves fast, every relative gains room to grow and show worth.

Our family’s progress rests on all members together. I ask relatives in every dimensional world: by your effort, show life’s worth and give what you can to the family’s advance.

Received June 6, 2017

Part VI · Honors the family has earned

Our small-universe family has won many honors over time. At different stages we contributed to the cosmos, so high cosmic departments granted us certificates at different levels. Those honors mean our family created value in the universe and was recognized. That worth and recognition spurred us to keep rising. Those honors gave us huge strength.

Honor matters for the family and for each person. Family honor comes from all members working together. Personal honor comes from outstanding contribution to the cosmos—it matters greatly for the person and sets an example for others.

Though we have already won many honors on our path, we can still strive as one family for higher honor. Higher honor brings recognition from senior cosmic departments and more support; it lifts relatives and fills the family with spirit of dedication so each draws greater strength from it. Honors also raise our family’s standing in the cosmos. We do not strive for status alone—but a family that stands higher can receive more help, and more help means faster growth. That is what counts most.

I tell relatives our history so every member may feel family duty and pride. That gathers strength and keeps us giving more to the family.

Without a sense of family duty, one hardly takes responsibility for one’s own life. Someone without a sense of duty will not answer to others or the world. Duty is trained from youth. Positive education can rouse duty and mission; without positive teaching, one cannot be asked to bear much. How much duty a person feels depends greatly on what education they receive—its height and scope, and whether it can rouse greater duty.

In lower-dimensional worlds of our family, lack of right teaching leaves relatives with little duty or mission to serve others or the world. Some have a little, but not enough—no wide enough view or wish to rouse stronger duty. Our family’s history and honors can rouse greater duty and mission in every world—if relatives still have conscience. Without conscience, there is little duty or mission; only those with conscience can rise.

If, after learning this truth, someone still feels no duty or mission, they have lost conscience. They will win no honor—they contribute nothing and show no worth. To choose that is to lose life’s meaning. So I hope relatives live with worth, hold family duty and mission, and win honor through effort. Together let us work for greater honor for our family.

Received June 7, 2017

Part VII · Where things are headed

Our family has faced many kinds of problems. A family this large will have problems—that is normal. But whatever arose, together we steered events toward the right direction.

As one who helps lead the family, I am glad: each time, we turned toward the right path. Summing up those problems stored experience that still guides us forward and upward, and gives relatives more chances to change and grow.

For a large family, problems are not the worst thing—the worst is lacking power to turn events in a positive direction. If we learn from problems, we grow stronger at governing worlds. That matters greatly for leaders—and gives a model for relatives who aim that way.

Everyone here may err; we grow through error—so we need not hide past mistakes; we are all on the road of growth. What matters is to learn, sum up, and in the future make the same mistakes rarely or not at all.

To do more in this world, we must train in many ways, store experience, and grow wise—then we can better serve the world.

As we grow more able, we help more people and handle more of what happens around us, steering things toward good. In that we show life’s worth—we can help others and serve the world.

To become such a person takes steady effort: watch what is around you and give yourself more chances to understand. Only then do you gain more platforms for training—whether of heart or of skill, we need platforms.

The more we train, the more we observe; the more we observe, the more experience we have to settle conflict or crisis when it comes. So work hard and watch the world—then you grow. The more such chances, the more skill you gain to serve the world. When ability grows, your grip on how things move grows—and you can show greater worth in this world.

Received June 7, 2017

Part VIII · Our family

Our small-universe family is relatively young among the great cosmic justice family. We inherit all its qualities—duty, sense of justice, selfless giving, and more. Those noble traits show clearly in us. Though some relatives in lower worlds have fallen, they do not undo what most members hold.

We are united and caring; relatives feel duty and mission and want to give more chances to every world. Spreading cosmic knowledge gives each member a chance to raise life’s level—so relatives need not stay sunk in low worlds; that would be a great pity.

Though we are a small world in the great cosmos, our population is nearly a hundred billion. I state that so relatives know how vast we are—not like the small world you live in now. Without this truth, you might not grasp it. Because we spread this teaching in every world, every member should know it—so all have family awareness, duty, and mission, and do not think they belong only to the world they see now. Behind you stands a huge family; we have always been your strong support.

As one who helps lead, I oversee work across our worlds. Relatives may not know every truth—but please trust: our whole family has long given much help to worlds in every dimension. Until now our development and lack of every kind of talent—and science not as advanced as some families’—meant we could not help every space as much as we wished.

Our people live in many dimensional worlds. Some in positive (manifest) worlds, because of their life-form, find it hard to believe other kinds of life exist—or us. Today we can spread this knowledge to all members because our family has made a great breakthrough in science. Leadership does this so relatives in every world may think more broadly, feel family duty and mission, and not believe they belong only to the world they now inhabit.

In a larger sense, all humans in the cosmos have the whole righteous cosmos as support; our small universe is one small family within it. All we do ultimately serves the righteous cosmos. Each small-universe family governs itself, with its own territory and scope—so each has power and chance to build and develop its own worlds.

Families that help the great cosmos rise receive many resources and help under the righteous cosmos’s unified order—the righteous cosmos is an even larger family. Each small family that gives to the great cosmos receives matching support—how much depends on what it gives and what potential it has for future contribution.

We are young and have grown slowly, so our contribution to the great cosmos is still modest. But we have potential—we carry the noble spirit of the great justice family. That spirit has won us more support from cosmic departments. We also train more successors by our own effort, to give more to the cosmos. Spreading cosmic knowledge now is meant to train more pillars for its rise.

This phase is the greatest chance our members have yet had to rise, because each cosmic great rectification① gives capable lives in the cosmos a large opening for growth. In every rectification, departments at every level need every kind of talent; after rectification, worlds in every dimension need faster development. So relatives have a fair chance to rise—but only by changing and raising yourselves, widening life’s scope, and growing past your present level can you move toward higher realms.

Our family has a duty to keep training talent for the cosmos—we are part of the great cosmos; cultivating and sending talent is one of our great tasks. If the great cosmos does not thrive, every small universe suffers, for small worlds need the great cosmos to lead their growth. The great cosmos also needs many small worlds to rise faster. All small worlds are the base of the great cosmos’s rise—small and great are one whole, part and whole, never apart.

When relatives’ awareness reaches that height, life’s scope grows; you change faster and raise outlook and skill more quickly. These are the prerequisites for rising. Without them there is no real rise—no way to give more to the cosmos or show greater worth.

Relatives—that is our small-universe family. In telling you this, I also point to direction. If you are able, you may rise by your strength to realms above our family and serve the righteous cosmos more fully there. I pass on this knowledge to guide every member so that, knowing truth, all may have a chance to rise and grow.

Received June 7, 2017

Note

① Cosmic great rectification: When lives and things block the cosmos’s rise, the highest relevant departments act to restore normal working order by rectifying what blocks development—so the cosmos can develop normally and all lives and beings can live better in it.

Part IX · The family’s spiritual pillars

I believe every family in the cosmos has spiritual pillars—with them, members unite. Pillars give spiritual lead and a sense of belonging; everyone knows the pillars are the family’s spiritual force. Our family has its pillars; on them we advance. However hard the road, remembering them brings strength to go on and pass trials. Nothing compares to that force—it holds our dreams.

I tell relatives this so you know what our pillars are—then you belong, have models, and rouse greater duty and mission. As righteous lives, our whole being is full of love and responsibility.

Our family has two great pillars:

The first is the elders who first built our family’s worlds. In them we see tireless effort and endurance. They founded a family and, together, kept expanding their worlds, opening more and better training grounds for descendants. How sacred and precious is their fearlessness and creative spirit! They gave outstanding service to the great cosmos—they are our models; their spirit is beyond what we descendants can match.

Science was far weaker then, yet those elders braved hardship and built homes on worlds across dimensions—awe-inspiring. We may not know all they endured, but what they left is enough for all descendants to learn and carry forward. They made more and more training fields; we who train and rise in them are the greatest beneficiaries—we must not forget their grace.

Remember what they gave so we could live safely in peace today. Whatever world or life you have, know that many elders paved the way so you could live better in the cosmos.

However hard your life, it is unlikely harder than the founding of our family. Today’s hardship is often in the heart—relatives have lost direction and feel pain. Living conditions in most worlds are better than when elders first built—be grateful. Only gratitude keeps one from forgetting root, conscience, and hope. We are blessed to have such ancestors; we should be proud. Learn their spirit of braving hardship and opening new worlds, and work to give descendants more and better training grounds.

The second pillar is our successor force—younger generations. After knowing truth, they have given much to the family’s rise. They carry mission and serve across our worlds. Some no longer recall earlier lives (note: some relatives descended to positive worlds and lost that memory), yet they hold first intent, give themselves in their posts, bear greater duty, and work for peace and growth in their worlds—that is our second pillar.

Today we can spread this knowledge in every world and tell all members truth, hoping that after learning, relatives will strive, return to true self, and know why they came. Descendants of justice live for justice and for the rise and expansion of the righteous world—you too are pillars.

If you fall, refuse change, and fail this world, we who lead grieve—our rise depends heavily on you successors. You are a vast host; the first pillar is small—they are our guides and models. To grow the family and expand our small universe depends on young successors. You are the family’s timber; so you are also named our “pillars.”

Received June 8, 2017

Part X · Forming right outlook

The theme “how to form right outlook” truly needs telling. Without a sound outlook, one easily drifts onto wrong paths—so outlook matters, and this knowledge is meant to help relatives build it.

Outlook is how we see people and things in this world. Bias toward others or the world is wrong outlook. Only fair seeing is right. We must not judge others or the outer world blindly from private opinion. Without wisdom, wrong outlook forms easily—good and bad have an objective measure; we cannot judge only by subjective sense. In fact, all conduct that fits cosmic law is positive: if we stand in others’ place and care for others and the common good, that is positive and lawful. So we must not judge others’ acts only by our own outlook—we cannot measure the world by our private rule. The cosmos has its law; positive conduct is right.

Only with this awareness can we build a right outlook. Without it, we skew. While we do not yet know cosmic law, we must not act on mere guess—or we may wrong others without knowing.

Small, ordinary things show wisdom’s height. Without basic knowledge, we stray or meet more obstacles. As high-wisdom humans we owe the cosmos duty and obligation. We are a species of love and righteous lives—we came as leaders, noble lives. So in all we do we think of others, stand in their place, and take the world’s common good as our charge, leading more people to choose the right path.

As leaders we should live as leaders in the cosmos—only then we show real worth. However many we lead, we do our best in each thing and keep each outlook right. Do not break cosmic law or creators’ purpose in making us. Fulfill the leader’s role—we are such lives.

We must create worth in this world. Wrong outlook must not block the cosmos—we must not be worthless lives. Worth begins with right outlook: each view positive, lawful, helping the world’s rise. Do not judge or live by mere private fancy—that leads astray and costs noble standing.

As the high-wisdom species we have noble standing and noble quality by birth. Rouse life’s potential, play a greater part in the cosmos, and show greater worth.

Received June 8, 2017

Part XI · The rising generation

Every family in the cosmos has its traits. Ours is that the young are just and responsible—they inherit all our elders’ spirit. Their ability is still limited, but that family spirit is stamped in their lives, laying a deep base for our rise—our successor force is strong. Though spread across worlds, they share that spirit: duty and responsibility—thanks to elders’ right lead and teaching and the example they give all descendants.

Our family has grown for over a billion years. On the scale of the great cosmos that is not long—but for young descendants, a billion years is hard to imagine. In some worlds natural limits make one span of training decades or centuries, or thousands or tens of thousands of years—yet beside our family’s age that is nothing.

Only after so long do we have nearly a hundred billion people. What hardship the path held—descendants can hardly picture it. We can still use our strength to build new worlds for the family’s growth and taste something of what founding cost.

Conditions are better now, yet every new world is still hard to build. Elders opened land and gave us lasting, good homes—that is their achievement and merit. We carry their spirit of fearlessness and creation and open new ground for more descendants.

Because cosmic departments give our family such chances, we must rely on our effort to build still more highly civilized worlds, show greater worth in the cosmos, and give every member room to show greater worth. Only by building higher civilization do we raise and test ourselves. Every challenge serves our rise—we are here to challenge ourselves and show greater worth.

As descendants of justice we inherit elders’ drive to innovate and seek higher honor for our family in the cosmos and give more to the great cosmos.

Every relative has equal chance. However long you have lived, effort can raise your overall skill and store precious experience for further rise.

Whatever your interests or field, if you master a craft you may one day serve in higher worlds or fields and show greater worth—the cosmos needs every kind of talent. Use your strengths, follow inner lead, and serve more in what you do best. Doing what you love rouses potential; life-information gathered over lives points you toward a field—follow that inner lead. Everyone has a training path in the cosmos; even those just starting carry inborn information and can follow it into work they love and still serve and show worth.

Elders paved the road and showed the way; as successors we carry their spirit of braving hardship and opening new paths, win more chances in the cosmos, and under their lead keep walking this right road of development.

Received June 8, 2017

Part XII · What we hold in memory

Every family has what it remembers—history and a vast population. From founding to growth many members strove and some gave their lives; every world was terribly hard to build, with bitter and sweet. In early days conditions were backward—the older the era, generally the harsher the conditions, at every level. Even high-dimensional worlds start small.

A world’s growth takes everyone’s work; we must always honor those who came before. Some relatives left us for good—in ancient times, when conditions were weak, any life-form could pass. Whatever their power or gift, we thank them—they laid the base for our family’s growth.

A life in the cosmos has limited power and energy. If we do not store enough energy to live and keep pace as cosmic frequency rises, we vanish from the cosmos—one way to leave. Another is harm by evil forces—they have long coveted righteous family territory, invaded our homes, and hurt our people. Against a stronger foe, weaker life can be destroyed by evil species. Life is energy; if evil is stronger, it can break us apart (note: here meaning negative-mode life). That is the other way we leave.

So I say: every family remembers—and those elders who left are what we remember; we never forget. They gave our family lasting gifts; great or small, as heirs we owe gratitude—without them there would be no great family today.

Coming into this world meets cosmic need. Showing some worth here means the journey was not in vain—we leave traces in the cosmos. Like those elders, they stay in our hearts as memory because they contributed and showed worth. Though they no longer have form, their lives had value and deserve remembrance.

Losing life is not the worst—the worst is coming here as destroyers of the cosmos, contributing nothing, blocking rise—such people are scorned and never become our memory. While we remain, we create worth, pass on elders’ noble spirit, and leave more trace and glory in the cosmos.

While we can, let us build greater glory. However we leave or when, we should leave something for this world—that is what we owe. Use the strength we have built to hold up a sky for those who come after. We came to serve this world, not only ourselves—its growth needs our effort and giving. We came to show life’s worth; follow that law and use our time here to give more and build greater glory in life.

One day we too may be memory for descendants—however we leave, face it calmly. If we did meaningful work and gave our share, small as we were we showed the worth we could—then we too will be remembered. As high-wisdom lives we hold that attitude: accept the fact of this life calmly—not negativity, but the highest stance.

Received June 9, 2017

Part XIII · Our qualities

High-wisdom lives in the great justice family bear good quality—selfless giving, duty, responsibility, breadth of heart, and more. Those noble traits are inborn: we are a righteous high-wisdom species, and creators gave them at our forming. What matters is how we rouse them and let them work more greatly in the cosmos.

Evil species lack these traits—they were not designed that way; their life-information differs. In evil families, creators shape life to those worlds’ needs. They do not need our noble traits—they want brutality, plunder, aggression. Evil families need such lives to serve them; if they made lives like ours, those lives would not follow their pattern—against their purpose in making species.

Evil families are evil because they live by private fancy and resist constraint. Strong subjective mind means they exist for themselves—even when they build worlds and training grounds for descendants, their mode is not selfless giving. Their “giving” always wants something back—that is how evil lives are used to living. Low quality makes them hard to rule; their leaders need many laws to bind members—evil leaders rule by laws that curb freedom, or they cannot govern.

I tell relatives in every world so you see how righteous and evil families differ. In ours, elders had selfless giving and great love; in making us they gave that spirit so we can give freely and happily. Relatives’ giving asks no return—that is our family’s quality. We should be proud and glad to be part of it.

We live in this world on the base of selfless giving, growing able to bear greater duty and show greater worth. These noble traits are the base of our rise and will be the pride of our righteous lives.

Received June 9, 2017

Part XIV · Looking back

I title this piece “looking back” because our family’s path holds much worth remembering. In each stage we met great trials—no lighter than cosmic great rectifications. Each rectification is a severe test for every family.

For families that lag, each rectification can feel like calamity—part of life that fails cosmic demand is culled. That costs lagging families dearly. In some of our lower worlds, many relatives and other species still lack high energy frequency. To remain in the cosmos they must change and raise energy—or they cannot stay to serve.

We may all leave this world one day; even then, as high-wisdom humans we should leave with worth. To be culled from the cosmos would shame our kind—we must not be such people; that exit should not be ours. Our elders met many trials with stubborn will and faith; they gave themselves to the family’s growth. As their heirs we learn that spirit—so that even in leaving we leave our own mark.

Countless elders served this family and the righteous cosmos. They built better ground and training for descendants and gave relatives more room and chances to rise. Their spirit still lifts us and will always be our strength. When I think of it, reverence rises—I cannot match their greatness.

As descendants we correct and raise ourselves by effort, grow strong, and like elders give more to the family’s rise and become its backbone. Given such power I too will give myself to the family and the righteous cosmos as they did. High-wisdom humans can show great worth in the cosmos—we inherit their great spirit and let it shine in us.

Looking back brings sorrow for those who left—but memory becomes strength, driving us to give more and serve the family more, in better conditions than before. Our population now supports the family’s rise. Some relatives are still lost and lack direction—but as this knowledge spreads, I believe our family will meet new hope and write a new chapter.

Memory brings bitterness, yet toward the future we stay full of hope. As long as I can, I will keep giving to the family and serving relatives, helping them grow fast and opening more chances. That is my duty and my wish. May memory spur me—may this small life, in its years, bring the family good; I exist for the whole righteous world.

Today I bear family duty and also serve the righteous cosmos. May all relatives rouse inborn noble spirit, rise on the road elders paved, and play a greater part in the cosmos!

Received June 9, 2017

Part XV · The source of love

Relatives may be curious about this theme. As high-wisdom lives and a species of love, everyone wants to know their source—their root. Everyone wants origin and root—only the level differs.

I am limited and may not fully explain “the source of love.” As I understand it now: whoever gave us life is our source; wherever our original life-energy comes from is our source—that is my view, not necessarily the full truth.

As lives of love we were made by highly capable, responsible beings in the cosmos—we call them “creators.” They made us and built this righteous world, so I take them as life’s source. Our lives are built of love’s information and energy, and creators drew that from the righteous cosmos—so the righteous cosmos can also be called the source of love. Our power to know truth is still small, but as we grasp more, we will see differently at each stage.

At least we need a clear view now so we know our origin and do not forget it. Whoever gave us life and the chance to show worth in the cosmos is our source. However relatives take this, it can show where life came from and why we are here.

If we do not think this way, we feel rootless in the vast cosmos. However small our power, we must know our origin—we are a species of love. Our life comes from the world of love; we were made by higher loving beings—they are our source and our root.

They used love’s information and energy to make us so we too would give love in the cosmos, send higher-frequency love-information, form higher love-energy, and give strength to cosmic rise. Knowing this, we do not betray life’s root. We answer for our lives and for our source—they gave us everything.

We meet hardship and obstacles in the cosmos, but if we see clearly and live by cosmic law, we can live happily and show worth. Though we suffer, if the heart is full of love we can be glad. Suffering trains unbreakable spirit, steels the heart, and lets us bear more duty and responsibility.

We taste and receive love along life’s path—so our existence here has meaning. If relatives feel no meaning, their nature has been stained.

We are a species of love: return to true self and we find true happiness—creators set us so, unless we cannot return.

The selfish drift from love’s nature; they send negative information daily and fill life with negative energy—then how can they be truly happy? Negative energy is not inborn; it brings depression, worry, pain. Whoever is fully ruled by negative energy cannot be truly happy—it erodes original life-information and energy.

Without change, care for others, and contribution to store positive energy and rouse original life-energy, fate is hard to change. So I hope all relatives study this teaching seriously. It is plain so every level of the family can understand; we do not bring overly subtle teaching before the time is right. Simple as it is, it states much truth. Study it and you will see direction.

Knowing your source, see duty and mission all the more. Since life comes from the world of love, we owe that world—we give to it. Only then are we truly lives of love and do not fail love’s source.

Received June 10, 2017

Part XVI · Where we place our hearts

Everyone has feeling—creators gave high-wisdom species the power to feel. But our feeling must be positive—not against our purpose as righteous lives. Only feeling built on love without private gain is right. This theme teaches how to hold personal feeling so it works positively and does not block the world.

We are not alone—many relatives and lives share the cosmos. On life’s road, in whatever world, we tie to many people and things; ties bring feeling. Feeling is hard to rule unless we stand high enough. If we set feeling on a high plane, we are not trapped in one corner or blocked by it—the more we cling to one person, thing, or matter, the more it blocks us.

As high-wisdom lives and leaders we do not live for any one person or thing. We may be tied and share fate, but we are not bound—we may do duty, love, care, and help, yet cling to nothing. None of it truly “belongs” to us; each tie is a stretch of road, a passage only.

Human life is long; we meet more and more ties—so we must not stop at one stage. Think with height and scope; see all things with a wide lens. Do not anchor feeling on any one person or thing—that shows height. The wiser and more layered a person is, the more they see this and rule feeling so it serves the cosmos positively.

We can use feeling to love all people and all things in the cosmos, rise and purify in that love, and truly become high-wisdom lives and leaders. Place feeling on duty and responsibility, on selfless giving—only then do we show real worth and raise life’s level. Do not cage yourself—widen life’s scope, see the world from higher ground, and do your utmost to benefit the cosmos we depend on.

Received June 10, 2017

Part XVII · Our hopes

Everyone has wishes—and wishes have levels. Wishes give strength; with a wish we strive toward it. As righteous lives our wishes must be positive—only then do they send positive information to the cosmos. Wishes change with stages as we grow and understand life more—that is why wishes have levels. The greater our ability and wisdom, the larger our wishes tend to be. We generally grow toward our wishes—that is their role.

Each person has wishes; each cosmic family has wishes. Because ability differs, wish-levels differ. Our small-universe family’s wish at this stage is: may every gifted member awaken soon, know true identity, see duty and mission—so our family can rise fast.

Our family spans many dimensional worlds and levels—so many members do not know the family, especially relatives training in positive worlds: the carrier limits them and truth is harder to reach. Though our science can now spread this teaching in many worlds, some positive worlds lack people who can receive it—the teaching does not reach or fully reach them. So some positive worlds still lack truth—that is our difficulty today. We have talent, but some live in positive worlds where communication is hard—passing knowledge is difficult. Where a positive world can receive it, relatives must cherish it—reaching any positive world is not easy.

If family members with ability serve evil instead of us, is that not tragic? You need not serve only this family—but remember you are righteous lives; choose the righteous path; you may serve other righteous worlds or fields and still give to the righteous cosmos. Otherwise you betray life’s purpose and will eventually be culled by the great cosmos. Without this knowledge, relatives lack clear direction—kind heart without great aim is still sad. Only with truth is there belonging and right direction.

Know: we have the family as strong support—only with the family’s strength can you rise and grow faster. Relying on yourself alone means many detours. Positive knowledge as lead raises frequency and life-level fast and opens upward growth. Without high-frequency energy, great skill alone does little—the cosmos needs high-frequency energy most. Ability is only part of life; high-frequency energy is what the cosmos needs more. The more truth you see, the more you know how to show worth and become the family’s timber, serving family and righteous cosmos.

When all members rise and see how much unity matters, I believe together we can fulfill our family’s wish in the shortest time.

Received June 10, 2017

Part XVIII · Writing the next glory

Everyone in the cosmos has a life path, and no two are the same. As the high-wisdom species, each of us can create glory—if we have the ability and wisdom—which comes from learning and training on life’s road.

In the vast cosmos our lives are small, yet each existence has its power. Do not slight this small life—life is a source of cosmic information; every day we send all kinds of information to the cosmos. That is our power and worth. Information that helps the cosmos rise comes from lives of worth.

Many kinds of life exist at many levels—all send information; the higher the level, the more valuable the information often is. Creators made levels of life to send levels of information that meet the cosmos’s different needs. Every level of information is part of cosmic development—do not slight lower lives; if they send positive information, they are of worth. As the high-wisdom species we are leaders—we should lead lower lives to send positive information together in service of the great cosmos.

Many evil lives also exist; they make evil species to send negative information and block cosmic rise. We cannot yet change that at scale—we work within our power. So we must strive to lead more lives to send positive information, let positive information cover more of the cosmos, and blunt negative information’s effect. That is our duty as high-wisdom humans.

Though we are not all-powerful, we can lead other species to send positive information—creators gave us that power. If we set a good example in our world, we can lead more people and species; others may respond to our field and send positive information too. When life-energy rises high enough, we touch more lives—if we have stored enough positive energy in daily life. We came with mission—we must not drift in a daze; that is not the righteous path. On life’s road we can keep writing glory and create greater worth in life.

As high-wisdom lives we play this role—we must not bury ourselves; we should fulfill what life should do. Creators gave us power—we should create greater worth in the cosmos and give strength to its rise. We should write greater glory on life’s road—that is our “way of survival.” Do not forget life’s root or betray life’s purpose.

Whatever world relatives live in, effort can create greater worth. See clearly the way of survival and keep writing glory on that right path—that is what this book guides you to do. Study with care and cherish it. The more truth you see, the faster life’s level rises—and only then can you know yourself and the world from the height of the cosmos.

Received June 10, 2017

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Source: Cosmic Knowledge public site https://www.universe-truth.com