Flights to the New Earth
A description, both conceptual and graphic, of the great awakening of man from the dark “night” of the unconsciousness in which he is submersed to the full light of Consciousness when, breaking the shell of his “self,” he soars in lofty “flight” toward the encounter with his complementary Divine Reality, his true Being.
Complementary Reflection book
Questions and Answers
«In writing these questions and answers on the book Flights to the New Earth, my only concern has been that you may, from now on, be able to at least “glimpse” the “New Earth,” enjoying ahead of time a “Paradise” of eternal happiness that you bear within yourself and which you will be able to enjoy beyond yourself and in all that surrounds you, attaining a Peace and Happiness that cannot be compared with anything of this world.»
"Flights" to the "New Earth"
These “flights” are states of Consciousness. A “state of Consciousness” is not a knowing, it is an “interiorization”: to be oneself in each act, “to be” being in the doing and not the “self” doing without being
They are four “flights” and a single “Flight”:
The first “flight” is when the human being knows his egos and finds himself in the void of his nothingness.
The second “flight” is when the human being knows his nothingness and, going forth from the “world” of the ego-self, orients himself to the denial of himself for the sake of others.
The third “flight” is when the human being decides to die to himself once he discovers the Divine in himself or in another.
The fourth “flight” is when the human being comes to the consciousness of the Liberty in the Unity of her Being, the Will, and he denies himself, orienting himself irreversibly to the Divine.
The “New Earth” is glimpsed in the second “flight.”
Each one can become aware of the state of consciousness in which he is to be found to the extent that he meditates on and verifies in his life – in himself, in his reactions to other people as well as to the diverse life-situations, and in his everyday tasks – what is said in these pages
Each one can become aware of the state of consciousness in which he is to be found to the extent that he meditates on and verifies in his life – in himself, in his reactions to other people as well as to the diverse life-situations, and in his everyday tasks – what is said in these pages.
It is necessary to be very sincere with oneself in order not to fall into the illusion of thinking that one can undertake the fourth “flight” while still being attached to the shell, the ego-self.
To leave the “shell” before the necessary time, as well as to remain in it after the necessary time, would mean to become rotten.
To detach oneself from the “shell,” the “self,” are the states of Consciousness, the “flights.”
To drop the “shell” is not our concern, it is a consequence that comes about after the fourth “flight.”