What VERITAS tells us is ...

religion existed that would represent the highest right and the greatest objectivity in all points, it would be worth nothing if the healthiest human mind could not understand such a religion, because it lies beyond human comprehension. • A religion must be formulated in such a way that even the dumbest of the dumb here on Earth can understand it without ending up with a headache! Our present day religions – all of them without exception – are so entangled and full of contradictions that they do more harm than good. There is however another opportunity to make a religion so comprehensible that it can be understood by everybody. Mankind requires a “scientific GOD”, because mankind finds itself at a stage in its development where everything must have a scientific or technical explanation. What is lacking is the correct scientific explanation for the invisibility of the spirit and GOD is part of this invisible world, even if HE did create physical matter in the first place. • Spiritualism is an interesting field of research and it offers the opportunity to provide all explanations about the immortal spirit. What VERITAS tells us is… (17) Spinosa said: “I acknowledge GOD as the inherent cause of all things and not the cause outside of them.” My personal experience of the hereafter allows me to answer the definitions of my colleague Spinosa: Spinosa didn’t have the courage to completely dispute the word “GOD” as a concept whilst here on Earth. He therefore preferred a compromise and he thereby changed the conceptual idea of GOD. The whole universe with all its physical matter and all the burning embers is accordingly one of the ALMIGHTY’S BODIES. To represent HIM in such a grand manner should be great honour for the CREATOR, but it is unfortunately an objectionable mistake to deface HIM in such an impersonal way , with an individually sentient wisdom and common sense. Spinosa contradicts himself when he acknowledges causality on the one hand and when he looks for the cause in the effect on the other hand. This is impossible! This twisted definition has unfortunately served the two great socialists Marx and Engels as a significant basis for their works. It comes as no surprise that this ungodly, god - antagonistic and collective socialism had to undergo a completely undesirable development. But Spinosa quite correctly said: “Philosophy cannot afford to accommodate mistakes in its ideas and then simply excuse them later as human error. Philosophy has a worldwide influence on all our knowledge – and knowledge turns into power.” I add to this that a mistake can therefore also result in the creation of a superpower , if one deliberately shuts out any rectification. But this is how it works in the Soviet Union. The greatest mystery throughout space and the whole physical universe is memory . It is part of intelligence, well; it actually makes intelligence possible in the first place . Memory however is