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The Book of Moses is the original version of the Theme of Creation given by the Spiritual Hierarchy to humankind. The Spiritual Hierarchy is a team of Beings endowed with Perfect, Universal state of consciousness. They act in perfect accord, and thus they resemble a state of union that the current human mind cannot comprehend.
The Book of Genesis explains how the spiritual evolution of creation develops such states of consciousness. Its aim has been that ALL of us would receive that lofty state of consciousness. It explains the reason for the fall of humankind from its responsible position, which caused all this chaos on Earth.
The Book of Exodus portrays the efforts made by the Spiritual Hierarchy to help us return to our true spiritual stance.
It is an adventure into the in-depth mysteries of creation, the causes of the fall of humankind to this sad current situation, and the relentless efforts by the Spiritual Management of this world to heal humankind.
You’ve created a monumental work. People must hear this voice. The question is when. In my opinion, it’s too early. It’s too high. It is accessible to too few people.
These texts are the foundation for where we need to go. But it takes preparation, degrees of knowledge, and understanding.
- Zilah
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Etzion Becker
Etzion Becker, born in Israel in 1948, served as a combatant in the Israeli army and participated in many wars and military engagements over the years. Through these experiences, he came to understand that war can also serve as a spiritual tool, confronting humanity with its own selfishness. In extreme circumstances, it may become a final means through which deeply rooted materialism is shattered, allowing a person to glimpse the oneness of humankind.
Etzion is a skilled musician and plays three musical instruments. He has participated in a wind band and views music as a powerful expression of disciplined cooperation and harmony, through which individuals create a unified whole. He is also a craftsperson, having mastered various manual arts in wood.
Since 1972, Etzion has experienced the presence of Godhood, and he now devotes himself primarily to writing books and articles on spiritual subjects. He is also engaged in translation and editorial work of spiritual importance.
This book represents the culmination of these experiences and practices.
