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11 lunacy. The last terminology is wrong, because we’re not dealing with lunacy here but with a medical condition brought on by severe poisoning. The drunkard suddenly sees white mice or beetles, white vermin or also white people or dwarfs. Due to his lowly attitude and development he will only see the lower spheres. But he sees these spheres in white , because they are otherworldly and terrestrial man can only see them in this way, the way people see so-called ghosts. Materialisations are also white . In photos, ghosts are white . All of these apparitions are independently valid; they represent convincing cardinal evidence of life in the fourth dimension. O n e s h o u l d d o m o r e r e s e a r c h i n s t e a d o f s n e e r i n g a b o u t i t ! Creating takes intelligence (Transmission from the year 1958) The most ardent atheists do not completely reject GOD, but they rob HIM of INTELLIGENCE, CONSCIOUSNESS and of HIS ALMIGHTINESS in regards to man’s fate. They reduce GOD to laws of nature , which wisely coerce, but which have no intelligence and experience in a human sense. Listen well and contemplate this! • An animal lives and enjoys its existence and it is also afraid of all the many dangers it is exposed to. But animals neither contemplate creation not the CREATOR. • But man stands high above the animals and man has a completely different mind , one that enables him to contemplate everything he is able to perceive with his senses. Man therefore must also perceive a CREATOR; it would otherwise be completely illogical to think about HIM. But how does man perceive the CREATOR? • He can see that everything is meaningfully arranged, • that everything has a purpose, • that everything strives towards a goal. • He sees nature growing. • He sees the procreation of human beings and of creatures. • He perceives, feels and hears an enormous environment. • He has an inner sense that the world of fauna and flora is beautiful . • He tries to imitate nature, to explore creation and • he looks far into space and calculates that the universe is inconceivably immense and enormous. • But man feels powerless against natural catastrophes and the elements. He is indescribably pleased when he is successful in emulating one of these enormous catastrophes. Man is therefore aware that the universe is enormous, grand and beautiful. He recognises the many- sidedness and the succession of all life on this Earth and he knows that there are billions of stars that would have to have to exhibit the continuation of this enormous and interesting CREATION. If man would not yet exist, there would be, apart from plants, only the animal kingdom that would enjoy its existence here. But animals would not be able to comprehend the whole effort of this CREATION. GOD therefore had to create something that can comprehend HIS EFFORTS, HIS MIGHT and HIS INTELLIGENCE, if HE did not want to be the only one who could comprehend and savour this