The Practice of Liberating Consciousness - Book 2 E-Book

Kurt Richard Walchensteiner

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• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Serie: The Practice of Liberating Consciousness
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 478

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2025

Beschreibung

This book contains the second part of a practical path to the liberation of consciousness. It is about consciousness giving birth to time and space, that every human being consists of 5 bodies, and that the known universe is located in a matrix of 13 dimensions of consciousness. The book consists of 2 parts. Kurt Walchensteiner has researched and meditated for many years and has described over 1000 properties, space-consciousnesses and personality types of being human. There is a multi-dimensional structure of consciousness that defines the human being, comparable to an inner platform. Knowledge of this structure has been lost. Thousands of characteristics, orders, and space-consciousnesses from 13 dimensions form an inner universe in the human being. Space and time determine this structure. Anyone who wishes to study human consciousness will find an almost indescribable treasure trove of knowledge in this book. Some traditions contain individual contents. The places of light and darkness mentioned in the Gnostic text Pistis Sophia, as well as the 13 crystal skulls of the Mayan religion, refer in their original meaning to the 13 dimensions of consciousness. Orders and space-consciousnesses can also be found in other religions and teachings, which, when taken out of context, take on different positions. This structure of consciousness is as old as the human being itself. It explains the origin of man and also the path that the human being is moving towards. Every human being has to face the challenge of being a human being. This means moving into one's own interior, recognizing the dimensions of consciousness, and becoming what every human being carries as an inner potential. The path to this is the practice of liberating consciousness and thus fulfilling what it means to be human. This is the content of these two books. Translation from German: Kurt Richard Walchensteiner with the help of https://www.supertext.com, https://translate.google.com/, https://dict.leo.org, and https://languagetool.org/de

Leseprobe

Kurt Richard Walchensteiner is the author of the books "The Search for the Secret of Consciousness" and the two-volume work "The Practice of the Liberation of Consciousness". In his books, he describes the order of consciousness in humans. After decades of research and meditation, he rediscovered this knowledge that had been forgotten for thousands of years and is now sharing it in books, seminars, webinars, and online courses.

Website: https://bewusstsein.site

Table of Contents of the 1st Book

1. The Way of Man

2. The 13 Dimensions of Consciousness

The Origin and Characteristics of Consciousness

3. The 5 Bodies of Man

Man has Forgotten what Man is

4. The Characteristics of the Inner Universe

Everything is in the Inner Universe of Man – the Highest Light and the Deepest Darkness

5. The 8th Dimension of Consciousness

The Individual Consciousness of Darkness

5.1. The Order of the 36 Stagnant Characteristics of the 8th Dimension

6. The 7th Dimension of Consciousness

The Regulation of Being Human and the Voluntary Subjugation of the Human Being

6.1. The Order of the 5 Comprehensive Characteristics of the 7th Dimension

6.2. The Order of the Light Illusions of the 5th Comprehensive Characteristic

6.3. The Order of the 24 Realizing Characteristics of the 7th Dimension

7. The 6th Dimension of Consciousness

The Lower and Higher Selves of the 6th Dimension.

7.1. The Order of the 12 Space-Consciousnesses of the 6th Dimension

7.2. The Lower Self

7.2.1. The Order of the 36 Managing Characteristics of the Personified Lower Self

7.3. The Higher Self

7.3.1.The Order of the 36 Managing Characteristics of the Personified Higher Self

8. The 5th Dimension of Consciousness

The Characteristics of Personality and Human Character

8.1. The Order of the 360 Managing Characteristics of the 5th Dimension

8.1.1. 1st to 30th Managing Characteristics

8.1.2. 31st to 60th Managing Characteristics

8.1.3. 61st to 90th Managing Characteristics

8.1.4. 91st to 120th Managing Characteristics

8.1.5. 121st to 150th Managing Characteristics

8.1.6. 151st to 180th Managing Characteristics

8.1.7. 181st to 210th Managing Characteristics

8.1.8. 211th to 240th Managing Characteristics

8.1.9. 241st to 270th Managing Characteristics

8.1.10. 271st to 300th Managing Characteristics

8.1.11. 301st to 330th Managing Characteristics – 372 –

8.1.12. 331st to 360th Managing Characteristics

8.2. The Order of the Large Managing Characteristics of the 5th Dimension

8.2.1. The Order of the 15 Personality Types

8.2.2. The Order of the 15 Human Types

8.2.3. The Order of the 6 Large Managing Characteristics of the Spirit

8.2.4. The Order of the 72 Large Managing Characteristics of the Spirit

8.2.5. The Order of the 28 Large Managing Characteristics of magnetism

8.2.6. The Order of the 3 Basic Personalities of the 5th Dimension

8.2.7. The Archetype of the Lower Self in the 5th Dimension

Table of Contents of the 2nd Book

9. The 4th Dimension of Consciousness

The Correction of Man Through Time

9.1. The Order of the 20 Managing Characteristics of the 4th Dimension

9.2. The Order of the 64 Managing Characteristics of the 4th Dimension

10. The 3rd Dimension of Consciousness

The False Light

10.1. The Characteristic of the Individual Man-Consciousness of the 3rd Dimension

10.2. The Order of the 20 Managing Characteristics of the Individual Man-Consciousness of the 3rd Dimension

10.3. The Order of the 12 Space-Consciousnesses of the 3rd Dimension

10.4. The Order of the 49 Negative Characteristics of the Body of the Individual Spirit

11. The 2nd Dimension of Consciousness

The Influence of Darkness

11.1. The Order of the 7 Comprehensive Characteristics of the Body of the Individual Spirit

11.2. The Order of the 5 Managing Characteristics of the 2nd Dimension

11.2.1. The Order of the 1st Managing Characteristic

11.2.1.1. The 25 Negative Personality Types of the 1st Managing Characteristic

11.2.2. The Order of the 2nd Managing Characteristic

11.2.2.1. The 14 Negative Characteristics of the 2nd Managing Characteristic

11.2.3. The Order of the 3rd Managing Characteristic

11.2.3.1. The 27 Negative Characteristics of the 3rd Managing Characteristic

11.2.4. The Order of the 4th Managing Characteristic

11.2.4.1. The 32 Negative Characteristics of the 4th Managing Characteristic

11.2.5. The Order of the 5th Managing Characteristic

11.2.5.1. The 24 Negative Characteristics of the 5th Managing Characteristic

11.3. The Order of the 3 Invisible Characteristics of the 2nd Dimension

11.3.1. The Order of the 1st Invisible Characteristic

11.3.1.1. The 15 Managing Characteristics of the 1st Invisible Characteristic

11.3.2. The Order of the 2nd Invisible Characteristic

11.3.2.1. The 11 Managing Characteristics of the 2nd Invisible Characteristic

11.3.3. The Order of the 3rd Invisible Characteristic

11.3.3.1. The 10 Managing Characteristics of the 3rd Invisible Characteristic

12. The 1st Dimension of Consciousness

The Outer Darkness of Man

12.1. The Large Managing Characteristic of the 1st Dimension

12.1.1. The Order of the 12 Managing Characteristics of the Lower Self and the Higher Self in the Darkness

12.1.1.1. 1st Managing Characteristic of the Lower Self

12.1.1.2. 2nd Managing Characteristic of the Lower Self

12.1.1.3. 3rd Managing Characteristic of the Lower Self

12.1.1.4. 4th Managing Characteristic of the Lower Self

12.1.1.5. 5th Managing Characteristic of the Lower Self

12.1.1.6. 6th Managing Characteristic of the Lower Self

12.1.1.7. 1st Managing Characteristic of the Higher Self

12.1.1.8. 2nd Managing Characteristic of the Higher Self

12.1.1.9. 3rd Managing Characteristic of the Higher Self

12.1.1.10. 4th Managing Characteristic of the Higher Self

12.1.1.11. 5th Managing Characteristic of the Higher Self

12.1.1.12. 6th Managing Characteristic of the Higher Self

13. Life in the Universe

In the Field of Tension Between Time and Space

13.1. Man’s Connection to the Natural Sciences

13.2. The Order of the 7 Regulating Characteristics of the 7th Dimension

13.3. The Order of the 12 Space-Consciousnesses of the Universe

13.4. The Order of the 12 Managing Characteristics of the Individual Spirit in the Universe

13.5. The World of Fallen Characteristics

13.5.1. The Highest Authority in the World of Fallen Characteristics

13.5.2. The 1st Hierarchy of Fallen Characteristics

13.5.2.1. The 4 Fallen Characteristics of the 1st Hierarchy

13.5.3. The 2nd Hierarchy of Fallen Characteristics

13.5.3.1. The 8 Fallen Characteristics of the 2nd Hierarchy

14. The 9th Dimension of Consciousness

Self-Knowledge for the Liberation of Consciousness

14.1. The 1st Part of the Practice of the 9th Dimension

14.1.1. The Higher Characteristic of Sobriety

14.1.2. The Higher Characteristic of Being Awake

14.1.3. The 4-Pole Practice

14.1.4. The 4-Polarity of the Consciousnesses of the 13 Dimensions

14.1.5. The Origin of Consciousness

14.1.6. The Practice of “I Am the I Am”

14.2. Part 2 of the Practice of the 9th Dimension

14.2.1. The Practice of Self-Knowledge

14.2.2. A Possible Order of the Practice of the 9th Dimension

14.3. The 3rd Part of the Practice of the 9th Dimension

14.3.1. The Order of the 20 Higher Characteristics of the Individual Man-Consciousness

14.4. The Realization of the Consciousness of the 9th Dimension

15. The Preparatory Exercises for the Practice of the 10th Dimension

15.1. Exercise 1: The Perception and Feeling of Character Traits

15.2. Exercise 2: The Feeling of Qualities of the 12 Space-Consciousnesses of the 3rd Dimension

15.3. Exercise 3: The Female Principle and the Male Principle

15.4. Exercise 4: The Space-Consciousnesses of the 3rd Dimension as the Female Principle

15.5. Exercise 5: The Space-Consciousnesses of the 3rd Dimension as the Male Principle

15.6. Exercise 6: The Male Principle of the 360 Managing Characteristics of the 5th Dimension

15.7. Exercise 7: The 12 Space-Consciousnesses of the Universe

15.8. Exercise 8: The Male Principle of the Large Managing Characteristics of the 5th dimension

15.9. Exercise 9: The Dimensions as a Male Principle and as a Female Principle

15.10. Exercise 10: Thinking and Feeling Physical Characteristics

16. The 10th Dimension of Consciousness

The Completion of Self-Knowledge and Research in the Inner Universe

16.1. Part 1 of the Practice of the 10th Dimension

16.1.1. Research into the 360 Managing Characteristics of the 5th Dimension

16.1.2. The Selection of the Managing Characteristics of the 5th Dimension

16.2. Part 2 of the Practice of the 10th Dimension

16.2.1. Researching the Large Managing Characteristics of the 5th Dimension - Possibility 1

16.3. Part 3 of the Practice of the 10th Dimension

16.3.1. Researching the Large Managing Characteristics of the 5th Dimension - Possibility 2

16.4. Part 4 of the Practice of the 10th Dimension

16.4.1. Researching the 20 Managing Characteristics of the 3rd Dimension

16.5. Part 5 of the Practice of the 10th Dimension

16.5.1. Researching the 20 Managing Characteristics of the 4th Dimension

16.6. Part 6 of the Practice of the 10th Dimension

16.6.1. Researching the 12 Space-Consciousness of the 6th Dimension

16.7. Part 7 of the Practice of the 10th Dimension

16.7.1. Researching the 7 Regulating Characteristics of the 7th Dimension

The 11th Dimension of Consciousness

The Liberation of Consciousness

11.1. Part 1 of the Practice of the 11th Dimension

11.1.1. The Liberation from the Characteristics of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Dimensions

11.1.1.1. Example 1: The Liberation from the 1st Personality Type of the 1st Order of the 2nd Dimension

11.1.1.2. Example 2: The Liberation from the 3rd Negative Characteristic of the 3rd Dimension

11.2. Part 2 of the Practice of the 11th Dimension

11.2.1. The Liberation from the Characteristics of the 4th and 5th Dimensions

11.3. Part 3 of the Practice of the 11th Dimension

11.3.1. The Liberation from the Characteristics of the 6th and 7th Dimensions

11.3.1.1. Example 1: The Liberation from the 3rd Managing Characteristic of the Lower Self

11.3.1.2. Example 2: The Liberation from the 4th Managing Characteristic of the Higher Self

11.4. Part 4 of the Practice of the 11th Dimension

11.4.1. The Liberation of the Characteristics of the Life Themes and Areas of Life

11.5. Part 5 of the Practice of the 11th Dimension

11.5.1. Traits of Character and Personality in the 11th Dimension

11.6. Part 6 of the Practice of the 11th Dimension

11.6.1. The Liberation of the 12 Space-Consciousnesses of the 6th Dimension

11.7. Part 7 of the Practice of the 11th Dimension

11.7.1. The Practice of Liberating the Body of Individual Characteristics

11.8. Part 8 of the Practice of the 11th Dimension

11.8.1. The Liberation of the Dimensions

18. The 12th Dimension of Consciousness

The Liberated and Ascended Consciousness

18.1. The Order of the 12 Higher Characteristics of Consciousness of the 13th Dimension as Individual Consciousness in the 12th Dimension

18.2. The Practice of the 12 Higher Characteristics of the Individual Consciousness of the 12th Dimension

19. The 13th Dimension of Consciousness

The Rise of Consciousness

19.1. The Practice of the Rise of Consciousness

Epilogue

The 4th Dimension of Consciousness

The Correction of Man through Time

In the 4th dimension, human consciousness is bound to time. The peculiarity of the 4th dimension is that, on the one hand, it forms the spirit of the universe together with the 8th dimension, and, on the other hand, it defines an area of consciousness as a dimension. This chapter is about the managing characteristics of the 4th dimension.

These characteristics primarily affect the 3rd of the 5 bodies – the body of individual correction. It consists mainly of these characteristics. They all have one essential alignment: the binding of the person through time.

Many people believe in a just destiny or in fateful influences that are supposed to trigger a learning process in a person. This is not true, or only partially.

In the chapter on the 7th dimension, I have already written about the influences of fate when people voluntarily submit themselves to an authority and thus give it the legitimacy to intervene. These forms of regulation always have the purpose of further integrating people into the respective religious or secular system.

Fate is only just in the sense of the higher authority of this religion or nation, not in the sense of being human. The associated learning processes also only have something to do with becoming more aware of the commandments and prohibitions of a religion, for example, and dealing with them more intensively. This is not related to a more in-depth knowledge of being human; on the contrary, the human being distances himself from possible higher knowledge.

The regulation of the 4th dimension always refers to life in the physical body. 64 managing characteristics correct the body, thoughts, and feelings, as well as every other aspect of life in the physical body on Earth1.

Blows of fate, both positive and negative, tend to integrate the person more deeply into physical life with its religious and secular content.

Another possibility for exerting influence is arbitrariness.

The belief that a positive life has an effect on the next life is widespread. The physical life forms the basis for the next life in a physical body. However, there is a fundamental difference between a next life in the lower dimensions and a future life in the higher dimensions.

In the lower dimensions, the future life is directly related to the last life. If a person has subjugated himself to a religion, his next incarnation is directly related to the instances of that religion. A future life in the higher dimensions depends on the realization of the respective consciousness. All this is independent of the culture, religion, or nation into which the body was born. One must free oneself from all these attachments. If one remains in the faith of a religion or in national consciousness, one chooses to remain in the lower dimensions. Liberation requires a higher consciousness.

But before you are born on earth, you go through an intensive process of confrontation with yourself. The process of dying and being born in a new body is very complex. After death, you go inwards, as it were, into the inner universe. Although there is no time there in the sense of the 4th dimension, humans can experience this state for a long duration. I will talk about this in a later chapter.

The 64 managing characteristics of the 4th dimension are not bound to be influenced or not influenced by fate, in the sense of a higher authority. It is not relevant to them which religion or nation a person belongs to. This aspect of being human does not want to break free from the bonds of life on earth.

It is straightforward to visualize a mental characteristic spatially. The mental substance in question then occupies a certain place. It is difficult to imagine characteristics in time.

There are 20 managing characteristics 2 of the 4th dimension. They intervene, literally speaking, to correct the flow of time, allowing only those changes that correspond to life in the physical body. The only way to free oneself from the influences of the 4th dimension is through knowledge.

The 20 managing characteristics are also not external influences but come from the human being himself. Together, they form the experience of time, and, as long as they are not recognized, they work from the subconscious of the body of individual correction. The events in time, as experienced by man on earth, are defined by them. All managing characteristics of the 4th dimension are naturally integrated into life.

The Order of the 20 Managing Characteristics of the 4th Dimension

1st Managing Characteristic

The illusion of freedom – This managing characteristic defines the way of the human being as an individual through time, to which he is bound. Fundamentally, it is about the life experiences that the human being has as an individual. Time has the quality of change, and accordingly, it initiates or allows changes. These correspond with the course of a person's life in the sense of their body of individual correction. The first characteristic also influences a person to accept their individual destiny and to surrender to the flow of time. It is not about self-knowledge but about fulfilling and accepting the guidelines of the characteristics of the inner universe, in relation to which this first characteristic promotes a submissive attitude in a person.

At the same time, it suggests to the person that he is developing. It makes him believe that he is free to make decisions as an individual. In reality, he is bound to the 4th dimension and to the earth.

2nd Managing Characteristic

The feeling over time – On the way through time, people are affected by forces that they have to deal with. These forces are mental substances that either come from other people, life circumstances, or characteristics. The way they work is magnetic. The person themselves behaves expansively. This contrast usually leads to emotional reactions that can be strong or weak. Often, these are emotional confrontations with events that affect people over time.

Each of these emotional encounters over time resembles a memory from the darkness. One could describe these events as selective bonds. Each encounter with a force pulls the person back to earth.

3rd Managing Characteristic

Intelligence over time – Through the 3rd managing characteristic, the human being experiences content through the flow of time. You can imagine it as a person moving through time and content coming towards them. Figuratively speaking, a wind is blowing towards them that carries knowledge. The person absorbs this oncoming knowledge depending on how strongly they are connected to this characteristic. Through it, he also can recognize and analyze a situation that arises very well.

The content comes from various characteristics of the lower dimensions. Every piece of knowledge associated with this 3rd managing characteristic binds the person back to the earth.

4th Managing Characteristic

The deliberate influence – Through this managing characteristic, the will of the person connects with the characteristics of the lower dimensions. This connection happens automatically through the will that the person consciously uses. This characteristic includes an active and a passive will within the timeline. This double will touch all characteristics of the dimensions.

On the one hand, the person deliberately moves towards the characteristics. On the other hand, the characteristics are influenced to move towards the person.

The will of the person is time. This double will is based on this flow of time.

Every expression of will in connection is an approach to the characteristics of the lower dimensions of the inner universe. For example, if someone wants to achieve something, he approaches the corresponding characteristics. Likewise, these characteristics approach him.

5th Managing Characteristic

The connection with power – Under the influence of this managing characteristic, the person expands their sphere of influence. Changes that automatically take place over time work in favor of personal power. If you look at the effect of this characteristic over time, you initially get the impression that it is stopping time. This first impression is deceptive, although it cannot stop time. It prevents the change of material and mental substances. It resembles a congestion that prevents matter from changing over time. Identification with this congestion is what people define as personal power in this case.

This characteristic trait creates connections to possible areas of power that arise over time. It resembles a constant expansion on earth through connections to other people, to material goods, to knowledge, etc. Its aim is to bind people to the earth through these connections. Material power binds.

6th Managing Characteristic

The defense against darkness – The theme of this managing characteristic is the defense against influences that affect or could affect people over time. This form of defense has nothing to do with knowledge. You can imagine it as someone fending off something that wants to come in.

In many moments of time, substances penetrate consciousness. Associated with this is the desire to separate oneself from darkness so as not to be touched by it. People occupy a separate position in time. This characteristic forms and reinforces the conviction that darkness must be suppressed. In doing so, it prevents the knowledge of darkness.

This characteristic means that people find themselves in time, figuratively speaking, as if in a demarcated tunnel. The characteristic protects, so to speak, the edges. You can imagine it as a snake-like movement through time, with the body of the snake pushing possible influences outwards.

7th Managing Characteristic

Control over memories – This managing characteristic causes individual experiences and mental substances that a person encounters in life to disappear over time. Some things are forgotten forever, others for a certain period of time. This characteristic determines memories of the past. These can be both positive and negative memories. Traumatic experiences are often encapsulated in a kind of mental capsule that prevents a specific memory. Basically, this characteristic is about allowing these positive and negative memories that strengthen the bonds on Earth.

This characteristic has a double magnetic force over time. This magnetism causes events and mental substances to disappear from time. They no longer exist in time. You could say they are dead. Through this magnetism, it controls memories.

8th Managing Characteristic

Superficial stability – This managing characteristic defines a certain self-awareness of the person through time. It is emotional and at the same time superficial. This perception of feeling through time suggests a certain form of serene inner depth to the person. This self-assessment comes from the movement of time. However, since they are on the surface of emotional perception, they experience themselves as stable at the same time. This superficial stability, combined with the emotional movement through time, harbors a self-assessment that seeks to prevent any further development.

Through this characteristic, figuratively speaking, soft mental substances flow through time. They resemble waves that give way a little but prevent deeper immersion. People who identify with this characteristic move through time on them.

9th Managing Characteristic

The attachment to a memory – A characteristic of this managing characteristic is the selective attention of the person. Over time, it causes the person to concentrate on a single point in space. At that moment, the person's energy flows there and emphasizes that mental substance or that single event. The 9th characteristic gives certain events a special meaning for the person. This could be a celebration, a moment in nature, or a moment with a person. What all events have in common is that they are emphasized by the characteristic and thus remain in the memory.

Metaphorically, one can imagine how someone falls out of time for a brief moment and becomes attached to a point in space. In the background, however, time continues to run. When one detaches oneself again, one returns to the normality of everyday life.

10th Managing Characteristic

The regulating influence – This managing characteristic enables the various types of characteristics to intervene in a regulating way in the course of a person's time. This regulation is always dependent on the system to which a person has submitted. The primary aim is to keep the person in the system. What is perceived as a fateful event often goes back to an arbitrary influence of various characteristics. Regulations usually follow in the sense of religions or spiritual teachings to which the person has subjugated himself.

This characteristic enables the influence of the characteristics on the person in the flow of time. At the same time, it suggests to the person that these influences are for his own good. Very often, people cannot help what happens to them.

11th Managing Characteristic

The binding justice – The basic theme of this managing characteristic is justice and protection. The point of reference for the influence is the universe. Justice, for this characteristic, is what corresponds to the orders and laws of the universe. If a person fulfills these requirements, then his life is just in the sense of this characteristic. This is where the protection provided by this characteristic comes from. It serves to maintain the integration of the person within these systems and orders. This is not only about the laws of the earth itself, which, for example, affect plant growth. It is also about society's adherence to the laws.

Those who identify with the universe experience the time of the 4th dimension as a confirmation of their lives. Above all, this characteristic wants the subordination of man and his identification with the universe. Through its influence, man experiences himself as part of it. He subjugates himself to the circumstances and thus also to the various characteristics.

12th Managing Characteristic

Development in terms of the 20 managing characteristics of the 4th dimension – Through this managing characteristic, a person experiences themselves as being outside or hierarchically above the earth and their fellow human beings on the earth. The characteristic suggests the idea of a spiritually higher position in which they find themselves. If you look at someone who has taken up this position, you get the impression that they are a highly developed person. But basically, it is about the fact that this person fulfills all the requirements of the 20 managing characteristics of the 4th dimension, and this fulfillment shows itself in this way.

Within the various orders of the lower dimensions, there are developmental stages. These depend on how intensely and exclusively someone identifies with the characteristics. In this order of 20 managing characteristics, the 12th characteristic defines the greatest identification with this order.

13th Managing Characteristic

The bond to the light of the universe – This managing characteristic illuminates the way of man through time with light. This light also illuminates space. It is important to understand that this is relative light. If you look at it within the 4th dimension, it appears as light. From the instances of all higher dimensions, you can see that it is not light, but darkness.

The light we are talking about here comes from positive actions. The problem is the sense of satisfaction that people feel when they do these things. They feel they are on the right way and therefore do not recognize the bond created by this light.

14th Managing Characteristic

The bond through the areas of life – The influence of the 4th dimension on people in their dealings with time refers to the characteristics of vigilance and foresight in the various areas of life. On the one hand, it is about vigilance towards the external environment and fellow human beings, and on the other hand, it is about vigilance in relation to one's own provision. Do you have a roof over your head, and can you live without worries? Are you protected in this life? Depending on the culture and era, these questions are answered differently. However, the fundamental issues of life remain the same.

The integration of people into life on earth through this characteristic is not seen by them as a bond but as a natural part of life. People need work, housing, and, depending on the culture, the associated areas of life.

15th Managing Characteristic

The harmonious darkness – This managing characteristic leads people to places of darkness. These can be places in nature or religious and esoteric places. This darkness is experienced very intensely by people. On earth, people are led to believe that darkness is a necessary counterbalance to light. This apparent balance between light and darkness on earth is experienced as harmony.

This way of dealing with darkness does not lead to liberation from darkness to reach higher dimensions but to acceptance of darkness. Man integrates darkness into his life. This characteristic gives people a sense of harmonious darkness.

16th Managing Characteristic

Freedom and abundance – This managing characteristic influences people to feel free in their identification with life on earth. They move through time and experience this bond as an opportunity to fulfill their desires in their lives. They engage with physical life and see no bond in the fulfillment of their desires, but freedom. The fact that they always enter into bonds with the characteristics of the dimensions and the universe is not only unknown to them, it does not even occur to them.

For these people, time is a companion that opens up various possibilities. Their consciousness is primarily aligned with the realization and increase in material wealth and abundance. They do not see any fetters in this either. On the contrary, it is considered positive, full of light, and as a sign of higher development and greater freedom.

17th Managing Characteristic

Acceptance of the past – The 17th managing characteristic influences people to accept and identify with darkness. This acceptance relates to all characteristics of character and personality. The person sees themselves as the product and sum of their physical past in connection with their parents, grandparents, and ancestors. They recognize in this the basis of their life, which they are convinced they have shaped according to their own will. At the same time, they accept the binding of their freedom to these guidelines. However, they do not perceive this as a restriction but as the basis of their life. They feel free.

This characteristic manipulates people into fitting into the order of the universe with all its characteristics and space-consciousnesses and accepting them as part of life. They do not question life but see it due to the past. Self-knowledge only serves to confirm the past, such as the past of humanity, one's own ancestors, or one's own life.

18th Managing Characteristic

The detached view – The subject area of this managing characteristic is the detached view of all circumstances. This applies not only to the areas of life on earth but also to the self-reflection of the human being. This distance gives people the impression of having a certain sovereignty. This impression is also shared by their fellow human beings. One can imagine someone who looks at things from this distance and is not affected by them.

This characteristic promotes the illusion of freedom through distance. Distance is confused with freedom. At the same time, it prevents a more profound knowledge of the laws and orders of the dimensions. It suggests peopling that through distant observation, they have a greater overview of the events and things that occur over time.

19th Managing Characteristic

Maintaining willfully – Under the influence of the 19th managing characteristic of the 4th dimension, people strive to maintain the familiar state. What arises next from the flow of time within the universe is considered the familiar state. People feel this influence as inner support, even if they are not aware of it. For them, maintaining this state is a matter of course. When they are confronted with change, they do not let it get to them. Even if they reject the change, they do not get involved. They keep their distance. The matter-of-factness of this state prevents more in-depth knowledge.

This characteristic awakens a latent willingness in people to defend the state they perceive as natural. They are distant towards foreign ideas. At the same time, they are not hostile towards people. The aforementioned defense relates primarily to any possible contact with higher dimensions. If you want to put it that way, people associated with this characteristic defend the darkness within themselves against a possible influence of light.

20th Managing Characteristic

Preservation of a state – This managing characteristic influences people to remain in a static state within the movement. In this state, the person believes that they have achieved a higher form of development. It manifests itself in them as an unchanging certainty. Whether it is a matter of everyday or artistic activity, philosophical knowledge, or a spiritual state, the basic conviction remains unchanged. All movements that result from it are regarded as part of an inner process. The certainty of one's own higher state does not change as a result.

If you want to describe this state pictorially, it resembles a resting center around which things move. This characteristic constantly suggests to the person the certainty of superiority. As with all 20 managing characteristics of the 4th dimension, the recognition of the bond is not easy, so naturally it shows itself.

The Order of the 64 Managing Characteristics of the 4th Dimension

1st Managing Characteristic

The correction of the 1st managing characteristic is defined by physical life on Earth. For this characteristic, it takes center stage in a person's life. Any deviation from this alignment will be corrected. One way to visualize this is to imagine someone who spends their life in complete harmony with the laws of the Earth and thus experiences no correction. When someone leaves this order, reactions occur that have a corrective effect on their life.

There are many characteristics that have their place in this order. First and foremost, it is the laws of natural science that govern life. This results in orders for professional, social, and partnership life. For example, you have to work to feed yourself, or the economic conditions must be in place. Modesty, to give another example, also promotes integration into earthly life and thus prevents correction.

2nd Managing Characteristic

The 2nd managing characteristic concerns the correction of life in terms of traditional social standing. It is about the position that a person occupies in society and in a community. This position is inherited from one's family. If someone lives within this framework, they can lead a contented life. If they try to break out, they will be corrected by this characteristic and indirectly by their fellow human beings.

There are many examples of this, starting at birth. Someone who grows up in poor circumstances has wholly unique life prospects compared to someone who is born into a family with a lot of property and high social standing. The attempt to leave the inherited position and take on a higher one requires a great deal of effort. This characteristic trait corrects people so that, for example, the rich remain among the rich, the workers among the workers, the nobles among the nobles, and the educated among the educated. If someone succeeds in improving their position, for example, economically, it may still happen that they are not accepted by their fellow human beings.

3rd Managing Characteristic

The correction of the 3rd managing characteristic revolves around sleep. On Earth, sleep is the result of day and night due to the Earth's rotation around its axis. People become tired at night because the light of the sun is absent. The astronomical movements of the Earth with the sun result in an average order over the course of a year, into which people with their sleep needs fit.

The correction of this characteristic affects the need for sleep. If someone does not sleep for one or two nights, for example, a correction occurs. People become more and more tired and exhausted. Every form of need for sleep is regulated by this characteristic. Here, too, it can be very exhausting to deliberately detach from this correction, even for a short time.

4th Managing Characteristic

The 4th managing characteristic corrects the feelings of a person living on earth. This refers to all intuitive, inspirational, and emotional perceptions. These feelings can express themselves in all areas of life or life themes. This correction effectively caps possible feelings of higher dimensions. They are not part of the spectrum of possible feelings. At the same time, this correction prevents or limits intuitive knowledge of higher dimensions.

The correction also affects all extrasensory perceptions that would normally be possible with the spirit. This characteristic also involves the integration of the person into the 4th dimension. The feelings that belong to the 11th dimension, for example, are wholly new and at the same time shocking.

5th Managing Characteristic

The 5th managing characteristic corrects the experience of freedom. This means that people define themselves as free despite their social, economic, and societal ties. The ties that prevail in the 4th dimension are defined as necessities and not as restrictions on freedom. Depending on the social order in which people live, this assessment can differ fundamentally. What is perceived as a restriction of freedom in one country forms the basis of society in another.

Even the binding of consciousness to the laws of the 4th dimension is not recognized as a binding. They form the orders of life for the vast majority of people.

6th Managing Characteristic

The 6th managing characteristic concerns the predispositions that a person possesses. This also includes the athletic ability that people have from birth. Basically, it is about the resilience of the body and thus of the person. This also applies to psychological stress, which affects the human body in different ways.

In principle, this characteristic of the body corrects the life of the person. For example, someone may feel completely physically exhausted without any physical cause, such as physically demanding work. However, if he overcame himself and exercised against this influence, he would overcome the exhaustion at the same time.

7th Managing Characteristic

The 7th managing characteristic of the body of individual correction relates to a person's satisfaction and, at the same time, to their zest for action. It ensures that a person is fundamentally satisfied in their life on earth and does not have the drive to free themselves from their attachments. One of the consequences of this is that only a few people seriously embark on the search. At the same time, the laws of the body can unfold unhindered in terms of individual correction. This characteristic also shows apparent activity.

In life on earth, people show satisfaction at different levels. Some are only satisfied when they have reached a well-paid position on the career ladder, while others only need a sofa and a television. All forms of satisfaction are regulated.

8th Managing Characteristic

The 8th managing characteristic relates to the integration of people into a religious system. The peculiarity of this correction concerns the self-confidence of the person. The more a person submits to a religion or a spiritual teaching, the more self-confident he becomes. This correction causes people to voluntarily submit and fit into the system. Sacrifices or offerings also strengthen self-confidence. As with all other characteristics, this is also about life on earth within the framework of all prevailing laws.

The better a person fits in, the fewer problems he has in his family, community, and society. The self-confidence mentioned here is fulfilled by accepting these orders of the 4th dimension. The person experiences himself as a valuable part of the community.

9th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic regulates the state of consciousness between thoughts. For example, when you are thinking about something, there are always moments of rest when you are not concentrating on the subject but are in a state that is generally considered normal or natural. In these brief moments, this characteristic takes effect and allows the person to experience the consciousness of the body as one with the 4th dimension as normal and natural.

This correction ensures that even when people are in unconscious states, they automatically identify with the consciousness of the physical body and thus the 4th dimension.

10th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic defines positive states associated with the 4th dimension in the subconscious of the person. This is where the positive experience of the earth and the universe is found. There are many examples of this. The view from a mountain into the vastness of the landscape, or the view from a high-rise building onto the city. It is not about joy but about the fundamentally positive approach to the physical earth, as it is stored in the human being through this characteristic. This correction has the effect that people experience a sunset positively, for example.

Likewise, this correction leads to people with the same interests coming together. When someone deals with a certain topic, the same or similar content approaches them in different forms.

12th Managing Characteristic

The correction of this managing characteristic refers to the behavior of humans in dealing with nature, especially in response to the weather. This concerns primarily the temperature. Man adapts to the weather and regulates himself through clothing and through the home, which can be heated or cooled. This also includes seeking shelter from severe weather. The way people react to the influences of nature on their bodies varies depending on how they deal with it.

One aspect of this characteristic is also the correction of one's own behavior, for example, when faced with the danger of wild animals. The aim is always to correct negative or positive environmental influences using appropriate means.

13th Managing Characteristic

Every person has different physical conditions, talents, and abilities. The mind and social skills are just as different as the character. The correction concerns the thoughts in the sense of this disposition. The thoughts are regulated and, if necessary, corrected. The corrections relate to the possibilities of living a different life than the one predetermined.

Due to this characteristic, only those thoughts that correspond to the body's specifications approach the way of life.

14th Managing Characteristic

When someone touches a hot object, they react instinctively and quickly withdraw their hand. This instinctive reaction can also be observed when someone suddenly encounters a dangerous situation while driving and automatically swerves. There are countless situations in which this characteristic protects people from danger or finds the best way out of an already existing danger.

The physical body reacts in line with the body of correction. Past events, including past incarnations, influence the instinct of this body. Some of a person's misfortunes are predetermined by this body. There are also misfortunes that are caused by one's own behavior, by the behavior of fellow human beings, or by events in nature.

15th Managing Characteristic

The 15th managing characteristic relates to humor and laughter in people. Many other human traits react to this. The limits of humor vary greatly from person to person, and depending on where those limits lie, different behavior patterns arise. This characteristic trait uses humor as a corrective.

If someone's sense of humor is limited by their religion, very different thought patterns arise than in someone who can make jokes about the religion, the deity, or important people within the religion. In principle, this form of correction applies to all topics.

16th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic includes the correction in relation to physical changes. This primarily refers to all known possibilities, such as exercise and nutrition. Sport changes the body just as much as healthy or unhealthy nutrition. Here, too, the correction relates to the person's disposition. Eating healthily is easy for some people but very difficult for others.

It not only changes the way someone looks but also their mental capacity, their mobility in everyday life and at work, and thus their entire life. The correction always intervenes when a change contradicts the planned course of life. Body-changing surgeries are also included in the correction.

17th Managing Characteristic

Every society, regardless of culture, lives in a fixed order that is regulated by rules and prohibitions. The subject of this correction is the preservation of local conditions. It is about the physical space that the society occupies. This can be a settlement, a village, a city, or a country. The inhabitants move within it as if on imaginary rails that do not allow any deviations. The inhabitants experience correction when they question the system or leave the given paths.

Where can you move, what restrictions are there for vehicles, and which vehicles are allowed at all? What architectural specifications are there for house construction? What materials, what energy generation, and what social centers are just a few of many questions? There is no area of life in a society that is not regulated. As a result, man is not only corrected by his fellow human beings but also beforehand by his thoughts.

18th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic influences people to honor their ancestors. Depending on the culture, there are different death cults, which are usually associated with religion. In ancestor worship, there is often a fixed hierarchy between male and female ancestors, each of whom is ascribed a different role. A life in connection with and in the sense of the ancestors means subjugating oneself to an order that has been lived for decades or centuries.

This characteristic trait is based on the idea that life in the body is only possible through the ancestors. The living are the children of the ancestors and owe their existence on earth to them. This applies not only to the physical body but also to objects and values that have been passed down to the children for generations. Correction always sets in when someone wants to break out of this order. They then experience internal resistance and external resistance from their relatives.

19th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic regulates the conventional forms of dealing with each other. These vary greatly from culture to culture. It is not about which forms of behavior one should cultivate, but only about not changing the existing forms of behavior. The more a person submits to this influence, the higher their reputation in a community.

In one culture, it is polite to greet each other with a handshake; in another culture, one must bow, with the depth of the bow also playing an important role. This is not about judgment but about maintaining order. The restrictions that people experience as a result of this characteristic are often very significant.

20th Managing Characteristic

The 20th managing characteristic corrects the direction and goal of meditation, prayer, or spiritual practice in general. It is based on the current state of character and personality and is not concerned with the lower self or the higher self, but with the perfection of the existing characteristics. The means is calmness, which alternates with the activity of daily life. The type of meditation is simple. It is about inner silence and similar topics. These topics automatically create a magnetic approach between people. This strengthens the community.

The influence always relates to the existing values of a culture. It may also be that the values of a community are perceived as very negative by another culture.

21st Managing Characteristic

The 21st managing characteristic concerns the order within the family. Each family member occupies a certain position within the family. This applies to parents and children, but also to grandparents and close relatives. For example, the eldest son, the youngest daughter, the mother's father, or the father's brother occupy these places as determined by the 21st characteristic. This not only affects the hierarchical position. It also influences behavior.

The order of the family also serves to maintain existing structures within the 4th dimension. Those who do not follow this order experience an external correction through the family and an internal correction, for example, through a guilty conscience.

22nd Managing Characteristic

Through this managing characteristic, correction is carried out through legislation and the resulting punishments. The community does not tolerate any deviations from the laws that those in power consider appropriate for maintaining the social order. Tax law, martial law, inheritance law, etc., are various forms of legislation for maintaining society.

This also applies if, for example, taxes in a society are far too high and people earn too little to be able to lead a decent life in keeping with society. This correction always favors the rich, since in most cases they want to maintain the existing order.

23rd Managing Characteristic

The 23rd managing characteristic defines the philosophy behind every social order. The philosophers of a society provide the system with the necessary mental basis. The philosophies of capitalism and communism are two examples that provide the rulers of a system with the necessary content. This is how systems are justified before people.

This characteristic also serves to correct conscience through explanation and justification. This allows rulers to make decisions without compunction that, for example, bring a great deal of suffering to a group within society. Philosophical justification is considered necessary within a society.

24th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic refers to the correction of the ruler. On the one hand, the ruler corrects society, and on the other hand, he himself is influenced. Society forms a pyramidal order, with the ruler at the top. Depending on the order, civil servants, academics, self-employed people, or craftsmen occupy different positions. The ruler ultimately determines society and corrects deviations that could change society.

An emperor, king, president, or chancellor can be sovereign. Whether it is a monarchy or a democracy is not relevant in this regard.

25th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic relates to the duration of a social order. For example, monuments are erected under this influence that remain for centuries and are an expression of the respective system. Basically, it is about symbols of the duration of a society that people use for orientation. In addition to buildings, writings, recurring customs, or religious festivals throughout the year can also strengthen the bond.

In particular, religious festivals associated with the sun and moon have determined the course of time in a society for thousands of years and continue to do so today. What is known today as Christmas was the festival of a sun god before Christianity. The situation is similar with most religious festivals.

26th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic influences people in such a way that they have to make an effort to achieve something. If you imagine a vehicle that you have to set in motion from a standstill using muscle power, you get a good idea of how much effort it takes. It is like slowing down development so that changes do not occur suddenly. Slowing down progress allows the community to get used to the change.

This effort affects both physical and mental work. Excessive abilities that could challenge the existing order are regulated. This affects all areas of life.

27th Managing Characteristic

Through the influence of the 27th managing characteristic, people come into contact with darkness. This happens when this kind of regulation is necessary. Life in the 4th dimension is defined by ups and downs in connection with the body. The connection with darkness is also a form of regulation that has different effects on people.

The connection to darkness serves to integrate people into the universe. People are busy and try to detach themselves from the situation. This characteristic is not about dominating or recognizing darkness, but only about being under its influence. After a certain time, the influence automatically decreases.

28th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic clouds the view of a higher future. As a result, this characteristic prevents the idea of liberation or higher consciousness. People's ideas and desires usually relate to life in the universe, in that they desire more money or fame, a happy partnership, or health. The desire for a higher consciousness outside societal and religious orders is very rare.

The spiritual development of humans on Earth is tied to religions or esoteric teachings. People who do not belong to any religion define their spiritual development through esoteric teachings, initiation teachings, nature religions, philosophies, or other teachings. However, these are in most cases part of a particular cultural order.

29th Managing Characteristic

The 29th managing characteristic limits the intellect in its ability to experience advanced knowledge. This affects all physical areas of life. For example, development in technology or medicine is regulated. Progress is bound to time by the will. This results in a steady, but 4th dimension-bound development of higher knowledge. This influence does not allow people to come up with ideas for the future.

This characteristic prevents erratic development in the individual areas of life. The new usually develops from the existing. Through the time of the 4th dimension, today's knowledge is the basis for future knowledge.

30th Managing Characteristic

This managing characteristic defines the point of tension at which something breaks. If you bend a brittle object, it will break at some point. This rule applies not only to all physical objects but also to the human spirit. When someone reaches an inner state that overwhelms them, that area of life will eventually collapse. When this happens is regulated by this characteristic.

If someone starts a business that overwhelms them, mental overload or bankruptcy is inevitable. A person's resilience is also influenced.

31st Managing Characteristic

The 31st managing characteristic limits the idea of greatness. This leads to mental states being considered large and advanced, even though they are only characteristics of the 4th dimension. This limited self-assessment prevents people from developing beyond the 4th dimension because they mistakenly believe that they have already reached a higher state.

This correction also has a physical effect. It manifests itself when people believe they have reached their highest goal. This is where the limits of human ambition lie. This characteristic trait also affects all areas of life.

32nd Managing Characteristic

The correction of this managing characteristic refers to the exercise of power by humans. On the one hand, it corrects how much power a person can exercise, and, on the other hand, how far someone submits to this power. This form of exercising power requires constant tension in which the subordinates must find themselves. Then the power takes effect, and people submit. But if someone is outside this tension, then this tension goes nowhere and the power no longer has any influence on people.

The power of a state, a company, or a religion can only take effect if people find themselves in a field of tension. You can find yourself outside the influence of power, or at least reduce it, if, for example, you leave a religion, no longer allow yourself to be totally subjugated by a company, or no longer allow yourself to be influenced by the mechanisms of fear of a state. The 32nd characteristic aims to bind people within the power.

33rd Managing Characteristic

The 33rd managing characteristic corrects the person through the physical body. These corrections can be positive or negative. In the case of positive corrections, performance increases significantly, or physical health is maintained. The opposite is the case with negative corrections. It always depends on what influences this characteristic allows.

All physical talents or limitations are corrected by it. The correction is limited to the 4th dimension, and the goal of the correction is to bind the person within the universe. If someone finds their purpose in life in sports and only engages in that, then they limit themselves to the talent of their physical body. Conversely, physical impairments can also bind a person to the universe with their consciousness.

34th Managing Characteristic

The theme of the 34th managing characteristic is the belief of the human being in a predetermined and individual destiny in unity with the universe. The more the human being submits to his destiny, the greater the influence of the 34th characteristic. It wants people to subordinate themselves completely to life in the universe and to live in connection with consciousness. Any higher consciousness is excluded as a possibility. Development also takes place within the bounds of consciousness in time.

Belief in a destiny that has been earned prevents development. People then resemble will-less beings who can be moved like puppets on a string.

35th Managing Characteristic

The 35th managing characteristic corrects the influence of fellow human beings on a person. The benchmark is integration into the 4th dimension and consciousness in the 4th dimension. This correction affects all positive and negative character traits that a person can have. Any excess or lack is avoided to bind people in a balanced center. If this characteristic allows contact with the extremes, then it is on the condition that people remain in the 4th dimension.

If they come into contact with someone who has realized a higher consciousness within themselves, there is very commonly a correction, and people turn away. Often contact is limited from the outset.

36th Managing Characteristic

The 36th managing characteristic is defined by the self-limitation of man. This is equivalent to a darkening of consciousness and the associated higher characteristics. At the same time, this self-limitation is considered an expression of modesty. A person experiences this suppression and cultivates it within themselves as modesty. As a result, this characteristic prevents the experience and, above all, the acceptance of a higher consciousness.

This correction defines the bondage of the person through traits such as modesty or frugality, which are generally regarded as positive traits. It is difficult to recognize this as a bondage in the darkness.

37th Managing Characteristic

Under the influence of this managing characteristic, people limit themselves to the traits that come from within themselves. Basically, they are convinced that only the inner qualities that come from within and can develop without external influence are worth developing. Any influence from outside is fundamentally limited by this characteristic.

Here, too, people limit themselves to a certain extent. At the same time, however, they are absolutely convinced that they have made the choice themselves.

38th Managing Characteristic

The correction of this managing characteristic refers to the abundance and intensity of life perception through the senses and in sexuality. The abundance is basically a material abundance. Those who, for example, taste a meal intensely or are impressed by a landscape can experience life very intensely.

The restrictions serve to bind the person to the 4th dimension. At the same time, they provide a guideline through the degree of abundance and intensity. Many people are looking for more abundance and intensity in their lives. This search supports this characteristic and uses it to bind people to the 4th dimension.

39th Managing Characteristic

The 39th managing characteristic regulates the influence of the characteristics of the different dimensions. For example, managing characteristics are restricted so that life in the 4th dimension can proceed in a predetermined way. The main purpose is to regulate the characteristics of the 6th or 7th dimension, for example. Often, the more a person can be restricted, the calmer their life on Earth will be.

Those who come into contact with a higher consciousness gradually recognize their inner resistance to higher characteristics. This resistance stems from the fact that parts of their inner being do not want to change. More specifically, changes in the sense of the 4th dimension experience little resistance. Depending on the personality, changes in the sense of higher dimensions can meet with a great deal of resistance.

40th Managing Characteristic

The 40th managing characteristic corrects immobility. Basically, it's about the fact that when someone is inactive for a long time, whether physically or mentally, tension arises, and, at the same time, with the tension comes the urge to move. This is not about major activities, but just movement, which can also be small. With movement, people fulfill the requirements of the 4th dimension.