Exploring the Spirit Realm: Understanding the Realms of the Spirit

One day, you will exist in the spirit form and in your self-created spirit world. Existence To Be cannot be equated to the living which is applicable to survival in the world of relativity or earthly existence. The spirit world exists when the astral body is discarded to leave its earth-bound domain, allowing the soul to enter the Light. This Light attracts energy forms of souls based on their previous earthly connections and similar rates of vibration, thus enabling souls to create co-existence soul groups in their altered states of reality, within their moments of bliss, and in a state of now, excluding past and future.

Understanding the Spirit Realm

In this realm, spirits are not bound by physical constraints, but exist in the reality they create for themselves. Each spirit is equipped with an innate identity and individual agenda, acquiring the ability to be advisors to fellow souls. Advanced stages of soul evolution, such as psychics, mediums, and guardian angels, serve to assist the living, making the spirit world far from idle.

The First Spirits in the Kingdom of the Heavens

When exploring the spirit realm, we encounter the first spirits, beginning with the apex, 'El', which when translated from the sacred tongue reveals 'God'. The term 'El' can also be translated as 'Supreme Guide and Control', denoting a supreme entity guiding and controlling the universe. This term is derived from the name 'Eliym', which when written in Canaanite icons portrays 'Supreme Guide Working Mysteries'. 'Eliym' becomes 'Elohiym', a name deeply connected to 'God Beholding the Working of Mysteries', indicating a commitment to working through Christ to bring about perfect harmony, joy, and fulfillment in the Eternal Universe.

However, the term 'Elohiym', when referring to deities other than God, denotes a plurality of spirits, including angels, angels of death, psychics, mediums, and many others. These spirits operate within the spirit realm, working to fulfill the will of God. They are essential in guiding and advising souls, particularly those who have advanced through various stages of spiritual evolution.

The Spirit World and Existential Identity

The spirit world is not an idle place; it is a realm filled with purpose and direction. The term 'death' in the spirit realm signifies eternal isolation from God, as revealed by the name 'Yehovah'. 'Yehovah' is a trinitarian name, meaning 'Shall Always Exist, Am Now, Always Have Existed'. This name encapsulates the eternal and unchanging nature of the Supreme Being.

The 'Logos of God', another key term in this discussion, is the discourses of God. Jesus of Nazareth is often referred to as the 'angel' or 'bringer of the good news' in these discourses, as embodied in the four gospels. These gospels are eternal life-giving messages that are the embodiment of the Logos of God.

The Kingdom of God: A Path to Eden

The Kingdom of God, also known as the spirit realm, refers to the path of righteousness and the entrance to Eden. This path is not for everyone, as it requires adherence to the Law of God and the guidance of the Holy Spirit (Ruakh Elohiym). This spirit, the Holy Spirit, is often referred to as the Spirit of Truth and the Spirit of the Lamb.

Jesus of Nazareth exemplifies this path, having fulfilled the Law by becoming the 'Alef ve Tav', the alpha and omega, the seal or blood of the covenant. He became the curse of God, the sin of Adam, by bearing the sins of humanity. This act of sacrifice signifies his role as the last Adam, the one who fulfills the final edict of the Law, making him the source of eternal life for those who accept his sacrifice.

The spirit realm is a vast and complex place, containing a variety of spirits, including the minds of animals, pre-adam humans, and the spirits of believers. The true essence of the spirit realm lies in its ability to provide a place for the soul to exist and evolve, guided by the divine will of God.