Logos 121

The science of God teaches that all the planets of the universe, from the highest (heavenly) to the lowest (hell), are subject to destruction, and even if embodied and conditioned souls travel through space in many reincarnations because of their guilty or virtuous acts, or using modern rockets, they will never be able to escape death, although the duration of life changes from one planet to another.

The only way that allows us to access eternal life is to return to God, in our original home where we no longer transmigrate from body to body as on material planets. Having forgotten their relationship with the Lord of the spiritual world, conditioned souls are not aware of this elementary truth and thus plan to live permanently in the material world. Illuminated by external energy, they devote themselves to various religious practices and devote themselves to various forms of economic development, forgetting that they have no other duty than to return to their original home, with God. This forgetfulness, due to the influence of the Lord’s external energy, is so deep that conditioned souls no longer have the slightest desire to return to God.

There is nothing unreal, false about material creation, but this temporary manifestation exists for the sole purpose of allowing conditioned souls to return to God.

Also, the desire to return to God, to serve him with love and devotion and the efforts made in this direction correspond to the right path. Man must therefore live for the sole purpose of returning to God, in his original abode, in order to no longer put on any ephemeral body whatsoever, pleasant or not, thus putting an end to the cycle of death and rebirth in this world. This is what makes human intelligence, and it is from this perspective that one must desire to lead one's existence.

Logos 122

the Lord reveals that there is another world, eternal, which is not subject to a cycle of creation and destruction.

He also clarified that it is given to the embodied and conditioned soul that we are, to understand how it should act and to use its precious existence. Instead of wasting its energy in handling matter, which by the supreme will is doomed to irreparable destruction, the conditioned soul should use its energy to serve the Lord with love, in