“From this unity of pure conscience and free will which, woven within each other, shine like the sun and the moon, the refined waking or dreaming consciousness as such do not appear individually anymore.

“And therefore, to the observer who permanently remains in the sun- and moonbright snow-white-golden unity-consciousness like in infinite bliss, no additional thought-structures - separated from this bright happiness - appear anymore, which might pull him out of the completely fulfilling, lively shining silence by dragging the senses of perception with them into the world of limited thinking.

“In the state of unity-consciousness the senses of perception are so fulfilled and satisfied that they do not believe in the possibility of additional fulfilment anywhere else than in the universal cosmic diversity where they are staying right now.

And therefore no limited thought of weak brightness succeeds anymore in luring the senses, that rest like gigantic animals in complete and alert delight, away from their perfect feeding ground of the river of infinite bliss in unity.

“When thoughts now appear here and there at the horizon, the completely alert almighty senses simply stay lying at their inherited, all-nourishing feeding place and together look with half-opened eyes at this poor show on the horizon of the mind.

And they perceive the events of the outer world, that are reflected there, much better and clearer than before, when they were still undernourished and therefore could not listen, feel, see, taste and smell into all spaces and times so well - as now, due to the omnipotence-giving food of the sun-moon mill.

“In the state of unity the gates of perception always remain open towards all sides - due to the complete food which the senses of perception draw from the universal cosmic unity.

And only now the one in unity-consciousness understands clearly what he vaguely knew in god-consciousness already, namely that all light of the world in reality emanates from himself and radiates through his feeling and understanding, but also through his senses of perception into all spaces and times: this is why there is light in the world; and this is why, he thinks, the world exists at all; and the world will never really cease because he will never cease to maintain it seeingly.

“Now the whole world with all its infinite diversity is but the natural expression of that one wave of thought which ever so delicately and in boundless divine splendour twinkles in the one in unity-consciousness.

And therefore the whole world carries only those images throughout the infinite spaces and times which originate from the mind of the one in unity-consciousness.

“The pure conscience - that inner, eternally shining sun - is the father of these creatures, and the free will - that moon shining within - is their mother.

And while the innumerable wishing-children unfold according to the almighty laws of their parents and thus bring the laws of nature to the light of the world, they only swing and sway in the course of the world as the brilliant mirror-image of their parents who permeate each other so infinitely fulfilled in their divine dance.

“And when the one in unity-consciousness wants to raise all his innumerable children to the height of unity, he has to climb the step of wisdom which gives superiority.”