Diversity is one of the Prime Laws of the Universe. And there is no greater divergence than between the roads taken by Peter and Paul of Taurus. Both seemingly noble yet contradicting each other at the very outset. Yeshûa wanted to build a Kingdom not of this world, while Paul, never having met Yeshûa, did his very best to build a kingdom very much on Earth. It is quite tragic to realize that the Christian Churches have all opted for Paul's vision.
They still don't know that this reality is an illusion.
Perhaps, 2000 years ago, people were not yet ready for Yeshûa version. After all, the Age of Pisces, of which Yeshûa was by far the greatest teacher, (and, though no matter how misunderstood, leader), was the nature of the Zodiac. We have been told to listen to our leaders, to be obedient, not to think for ourselves. We were told to be sheep, though not under a host of shepherds.
Sheep were intended to symbolize our thoughts; the Shepherd — our Higher Self, but... there are not many people, let alone priesthood, who are familiar with biblical symbolism.(1)
In the first days of Christianity, those who understood the truth became martyrs. Other's followed Paul. Yet, even Paul, thanks to Peter, reached the Pearly Gates in the last moments of his life. Apparently, all roads lead to Rome. And this is what the novel is all about. It shows that no matter how different routes we travel, eventually, if we open our hearts, we shall get to the same destination. We shall get to the truth.
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Now, today, all things change.
The Age of Aquarius has opened opportunities for all, who wish, to think
for themselves. We shall go through a period of great collision, of
strife and mayhem, when the two stages of our development collide. Yet,
the discipline which the previous Age taught us will enable us to apply
it to the New Age, wherein the original teaching of Yeshûa will be
easier to accept. We already know, from our scientists, that any kingdom
on Earth is an illusion and that the Energy of Life is Omnipresent.
Aren't we lucky! (1) See, DICTIONARY OF BIBLICAL SYMBOLISM, by your truly (Stanisław Kapuściński).
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