Chapter 2

What is emptiness?

To grasp the concept of “emptiness,” it is important to understand the opposite sides of duality. Duality involves the division of issues, events, or objects into two opposing poles, such as yin and yang, heaven and hell, light and darkness, life and unhappiness, suffering, good and right and wrong, cold and warmth, left and right, and more. The absence of one side would render the other side nonexistent. For example, without darkness, we would not recognize light. Similarly, without cold, we would not appreciate warmth.

Let us consider a coin with a “good” side and an “evil” side. The “good” side and the “evil” side are mere appearances and illusions. The true essence of the coin, which gives rise to both sides, lies in the material composition and elements that make up the entire coin. The two sides of the coin are inseparable, forming a single entity. Attempting to remove one side while preserving the other would destroy the coin’s structural integrity. God’s natural law dictates that the absence of one side would result in the non-existence of the other.

Similarly, every human soul contains both good and bad qualities and opposite personalities, all existing within the same soul. It is impossible to eliminate any of these aspects from our souls. The key is not their removal but consciousness and awareness of our thoughts, words, and actions.

When we are aware of duality, we can practice “emptiness.” Emptiness does not imply a lack of personality but rather the unification of duality. With consciousness, we will not show favoritism, discrimination, or bias. For instance, we will not prefer a compassionate person over a cruel one, love a generous person more than a mean one, or respect a talented person over an unintelligent one. We will not discriminate between good and immoral behavior or favor the rich over the poor. There will be no bias between beauty and ugliness, right and wrong, or people and things.

Emptiness is the expression of characteristics driven by unified consciousness. In this state, there is no judgment, discrimination, comparison, bias, or prejudice. Everyone is considered equal, and all creatures are considered perfect and indispensable in the fabric of life. We must realize that we cannot exist separately from the whole, and in other words, we cannot separate ourselves from God.

When individuals reach enlightenment or complete awakening, they exhibit a state of perfect emptiness. In simple terms, emptiness represents a character expressed with the highest level of consciousness, viewing the world without duality separation. Emptiness plays a crucial role in God’s character, and when people embody emptiness, they express the nature of God or Buddha.

8. What is the meaning of unconditioned?

Unconditioned is not just a word but a fundamental law. The law of unconditioned operates alongside the law of action and should be understood as non-interference. It means refraining from intervening in both tangible and intangible aspects, including thoughts and actions, without the subject’s request. The law of unconditioned has been in effect since the emergence of intelligent humans on Earth and continues until 2000 BC. According to this law, God, angels, and humans on Earth cannot interfere in the natural processes unless a specific request is made. Any form of intervention is considered a violation of the law, resulting in karmic consequences. Even in the complete awakening of angels and God, they refrain from interfering in human desires, actions, and deeds unless they receive a request for assistance. However, they do not always grant such requests and carefully consider whether their help would genuinely benefit the individual’s spiritual growth and experiences. An example is provided: If a diligent person faces a serious debt situation and prays to God, angels, and Buddha for support, their prayers and blessings will be answered. However, whether intervention occurs depends on whether the person has experienced enough of that emotion or a lesson from their past lives. If they have, help will be provided to gradually overcome the debt. They will carry over their blessings to their next life if they do not.

Unconditional love applies differently to different individuals. It is also a law of non-interference, meaning that God respects human free will. However, human free will is not entirely free, as it is bound by the choices made in previous lives. While humans create their future through their thoughts and actions, God’s intervention comes into play when the results of those choices manifest in the present life. Once the results occur, individuals lose their ability to change or control them. In summary, unconditioned is a fundamental law of non-interference, and its application varies based on an individual’s experiences and choices across lifetimes.

What is superconsciousness?

In my book “The Great Truth,” we explored the subconscious and RPLI (Records of Past Lives and Incarnations), and now we will delve into what is often referred to as “transcendental consciousness.” Throughout a person’s entire life, the essence of their being, their transcendental consciousness, contains the most significant information. The term “superconscious” might be more accurate than “transcendental consciousness,” as all the information in transcendental consciousness is just a part of the broader superconscious.

In the spiritual journey of every human being since their origin, the superconscious serves as the repository for all the most crucial information. Transcendental consciousness goes by various names, such as True Self, Holy Spirit, Divine Self, or Higher Self.

Before we delve into transcendental consciousness, let us briefly revisit RPLI, which contains information about all past lives since a soul’s arrival on Earth, including lives from planets yet to find salvation, leading these souls to continue incarnating on Earth. RPLI serves as an information channel that can be accessed through data transmission, with its information appearing in the subconscious.

Does the superconscious hold information?

The superconscious stores information about a soul since its creation by God. This information consists of three main parts:

1. Transcendental Consciousness: Often referred to as the source of consciousness, this part connects with the High Divine, God, and the original Daoism.
2. Super Ego: This section contains comprehensive information about a soul’s life, encompassing its actions, deeds, emotions, and transitions throughout its awakening experiences. Every activity related to a soul’s life, filled with consciousness and pure love across various universal zones, falls under the realm of the superego-self. These past life experiences are known as great past lives.
3. Ego Self: This part comprises information about a soul’s actions, deeds, behaviors, and relationships within the secular world, accumulated through numerous past lives.

Is Superconsciousness Our Second Soul?

Transcendental consciousness is not a second soul within a person. Each person’s soul resides not in transcendental consciousness but in their body, composed of two parts: the conscious software program and the soul software program. During their earthly experiences, these programs serve as creative tools for a person’s ego-self.

In summary, transcendental consciousness is the repository of true and profound information. Accessing the information channel within transcendental consciousness is rare for ordinary individuals, except for those who have been calibrated. Those who are calibrated, often referred to as prophets, psychics, or lightworkers, gain access to the information channels in transcendental consciousness. However, many of them are unaware of this access. These individuals are also often known as “geniuses.”

Accessing information in transcendental consciousness is not straightforward. The more one actively seeks it, the more elusive it becomes. When a person consciously searches for information in transcendental consciousness, it remains hidden. Many think they know this, but they are just accessing their subconscious and RPLI, reprogramming it, and presenting it as new knowledge.

Invention and innovation differ in that invention uses existing knowledge from the subconscious and RPLI, while innovation creates entirely new knowledge previously unseen in human existence. Sometimes, information from transcendental consciousness conflicts with current human knowledge, science, and spirituality.

To access information in transcendental consciousness, one must first clear one’s mind and passionately engage with profound questions, allowing one to become oblivious to the surrounding reality. It is in this state that information from transcendental consciousness can manifest.