
Everything is Mind—the sacred substance of creation.
The mind is the Supreme Substance through which everything that exists, has existed, and will exist was created. It is the invisible matrix of existence, the essence from which the material, psychic, and noetic worlds were formed. The mind is sacred—and it is the daily gift of the Creator to every conscious being.
Our life on Earth is a school of matter and mind. Through our experiences, suffering, joy, decisions, and reflection, we learn to use this creative force. The purpose of our existence is not just survival, but mastery of mind and matter, to become conscious co-creators alongside the Divine Forces.
The mind manifests itself at different rates of vibration:
- at the highest frequency, it is a formless Higher Substance—pure creative potential;
- at a lower frequency, it becomes Etheric Vitality, a subtle component of the physical body.
- And below that, the mind condenses into solid matter—the world we perceive with our senses.
Therefore, matter is a condensed form of mind, while our emotions and thoughts serve as expressions of mental vibrations. Everything we experience—pain or joy, clarity or confusion—is the result of how we use the mind.
This Universal Mind has an extraordinary property: imprinting. Everything we think, feel, or do is recorded in the Cosmic Memory (or Planetary Consciousness), often referred to as Akasha. Through spiritual practice, authentic seekers of truth can access these living archives and see past events with a clarity that transcends time.
The mind is also the instrument of spiritual evolution. Through observation, concentration, visualization, breathing, and meditation, we learn to use it consciously. In this way, we can dissolve the negative elementals we have unconsciously created and formulate new, purified thoughts and emotions that express our divine nature.
But the mind does not only provide us with thoughts. It creates living forms, called elementals, from our thoughts and emotions. Once formed, these entities act autonomously within us and around us, influencing our state of mind, our choices, and even our health. Therefore, misusing our mind can make us slaves to our emotions, while using our mind consciously frees us and brings us closer to our divine Self.
The mind is present in each of us. There is no privilege or hierarchy in the right to use it—only will, discipline, and clear intention. Every thought, every emotion, every choice shapes our personality and determines the spiritual direction we are heading in.