Gethsemane Law Research Paper

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79. Lesser of Two Evils Principle & Gethsemane Law
Under the ‘dark radiation, ’ the Spiritual Science considers all effects of the Divine Creative Principle with a basis in Egoistical Existence which consistently stimulates the outpouring of such ‘ugly’ tendencies of Consciousness into Physical realms. An unequivocal connection exists between “…hate, envy, jealousy, ruthlessness, lust for power, pride, self-satisfaction, and boastfulness, and the universal consequences in the form of murder, manslaughter, war, mutilation, suffering, and illness, promoting the culmination of ‘unpleasantness’…” A sizeable chunk of the Terrestrial Human population suffers tremendously and already desperately longs for the lighter Fate and at least bearable Life
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Gethsemane alike situations can be always experienced not as a lethal attack on Life but, as the entire range of unpleasant situations from ‘insignificant’ hostile street look to the attempts of the ruination of zest of Life or general health. Also, in the same domain belong sudden cancer diagnosis or an eyesight loss, sudden personal bankruptcy followed by destitution. “Gethsemane is, therefore, a universal principle applying to the whole of Terrestrial mankind” As usual, two attitude options exist, and the choices directly reflect the attained level of Development. If an incorrect option is selected, then forces of ‘Darkness’ increase. Under contrary, choosing the correct option a Terrestrial Human fulfills the ‘Gethsemane Law’ and becomes a Master of own Fate. Without full ACCEPTANCE of God’s Will, in a case “If we are free from the effects of causes that we with our thoughts and behavior have set off, we would gain neither knowledge nor reason” and won’t be able to evolve to remain theoretically ‘forever’ Animal Human Beings. Only “with Prayer one can gain the power and the strength to be able to accept one’s Fate.” (Quotes from article ‘The Gethsemane Law’ on the basis of lecture given in ‘Martinus Institute’, Copenhagen,

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