• The personal life: This is described as a life focused on personal enhancement, praise, and recognition. It leads to pride, arrogance, and a strong attachment to material things and external prestige. People who live this way constantly take themselves seriously, want to be in the spotlight, and are often fixated on their own beauty or possessions. This behavior is portrayed as “disastrous” and a characteristic of “deeply fallen beings” that causes suffering in this world and the next. It can lead to a lust for power, greed, and aggressive behavior.

• The impersonal and humble life: This is described as the principle of life of heavenly beings. It is characterized by restraint, modesty, and the absence of the desire to be the center of attention or to receive admiration. Heavenly beings live in justice and equality, without hierarchies or leaders who dominate others. Heavenly humility is described as the most important quality that enables one to live a harmonious and blissful life and to establish a deep connection to the Dual. It promotes gentleness, tolerance, mildness, forbearance, and kindness.

The Inner Path

• Path to Change and Return: The messages urge people to honestly examine their personal lives and detach themselves from them in order to return to the Kingdom of Heaven. It is emphasized that humility is crucial for overcoming the divide between different views of life and for maintaining harmonious relationships. Accepting and internalizing the heavenly laws and being willing to change are necessary to avoid suffering in the afterlife. Spiritual and high-ranking individuals are particularly admonished to cast aside their pride and live in true humility.