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May 19th, 2012 at 4:06pm
 
Hi,

I'm new on this forum. I live in the Netherlands and have my own website about spiritual science. My knowledge is based on the books of Jozef Rulof.

I would like to bring your attentions to the books of Jozef Rulof.
Jozef was a mediumistic writer who lived in the Netherlands from 1898 to 1952. During his whole life Jozef was protected, guided and trained by his personal spiritual guide Master Alcar.

Today the legacy of Jozef Rulof comprises 27 books totalling over 11,000 pages.
The first book published by Jozef Rulof is called 'A View into the Hereafter'. In this book a clear view is given of the after life, what spheres there are, how they are seperated from each other and many other interesting things.

There is much more to tell you about.
The Masters also gave a clear view of our position in the universe.
We know now that the universe started with the Big Bang, but how did we come into being here on earth? The Masters have the answers and you can read it in 'The Origin of the Universe', however it is recommended to read the introductory books of Jozef Rulof before starting on this one.
I myself had a difficult time reading that book and I did read the introductory books. It was so new and unprecedented that my first reaction was to deny even reading that book. But those things changed in the course of time.

Today I have read almost all the books that Rulof has written and I must say that all my questions about the after life, why we are here, is there a God, etcetera, are thouroughly answered by these books.
They have made a different person of me. I now know what will await me when I arrive in the after life.
I am confident and I know how to attune myself.

Please have a good day,
Mogenblue / Frits Andriessen
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Reply #1 - May 19th, 2012 at 7:19pm
 
In Monroe's first book he noticed that our Universe is only one of many physical Universes. Could you elaborate on that matter regarding Rulof's view?
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Reply #2 - May 20th, 2012 at 12:58am
 
I've heard about that: multiple universes. That's something that breaks my mind. I haven't seen much of that in Rulof's books.
Especially in 'The Origin of the Universe' and in 'The Cosmology of Jozef Rulof' you are taken to a trip outside our planet to see where we came from and where we have to prepare ourselves for on our way to reunite conscious with God.

It's very well possible that there are multiple universes, but what the Masters of Light have shown in Rulof's books is that there are seven Cosmic Degrees in the Universe. We started on the First. That is where our souls were created. The ultimate stadium of the First Cosmic Degree was the fish stadium.
From there we travelled over hundreds of planets to the Second Cosmic Degree. And again over hundreds of planets we arrived here on Earth which is the Third Cosmic Degree.

From here, Earth, the Third Cosmic Degree, there are seven planets that we must follow to arrive on the Fourth Cosmic Degree.
You prepare yourself for a higher planet by concentration, by inner attunement. It is all concentration and attunement. You have to grow in Love by serving and loving the life of God.

Only by serving and loving the life of God, the human being conquers his Universe.

I don't know if there are multiple physical universes. That goes beyond my head and I haven't seen much of it in Rulof's books either, but it's very well possible. As far as I know the Masters don't tell things twice and they don't come in each others way.

They were much more specific about multiple spiritual worlds.
There are seven consecutives spheres of Light and seven consecutive spheres of Darkness. Each seperated from the next like land and air.
A spirit in the first sphere of light is not able to enter the second sphere of light. The second is higher, has more light and perfection and requires a more attunement to light and love. You gain this by giving love and helping other people.

So people cannot enter a higher sphere, but people from higher spheres can go to any sphere below them because they have made that their own. They posses the inner capabilities to attune themselves to a lower sphere. It is all by concentration and will power.
Spirits like from the fourth or fifth sphere of light can attune themselves in a flash of a second to a place in a lower sphere by concentration and will power.

But to reach the dark spheres requires more attunement and will power. You need more experience and concentration to enter the first sphere of darkness and lower.
How to move around between spheres of Light and Darkness and what these spheres are like is described in the book 'A View into the Hereafter'. That's about 640 pages. I can't repeat that in one post  Wink

So I am very familiar with spiritual worlds but I don't know much about physical universes. It's very well possible they exist but then they would be something for the higher cosmic degrees. Maybe the fifth cosmic degree or the sixth. I really don't know.

The Masters did not show very much of the higher Cosmic Degrees. These Masters themselves live in the spiritual spheres of Light that belong to the Third Cosmic Degree (Earth). So they themselves rely on information that is passed on to them by spirits that have moved over to the higher Cosmic Degrees.

I think it usually takes about a 1000 or 1500 years to reach the next planet towards the fourth Cosmic Degree once you have reached the Spheres of Light and solved all your Carma so that you don't have to return to Earth anymore.

I bet this could spawn a whole lot of more questions.
'The Origin of the Universe' is about 550 pages...
The Masters were able to give a limited view of the lower cosmic degrees because to describe everything in detail would require thousands of books and they simply did not have the time or means for that.
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Reply #3 - May 20th, 2012 at 8:58am
 
Thanks for your answer.

You talk about God, what kind of God is that? A creator God, a Christian god
or something else?

Also you mention the number seven, is Rulof's non-physical world similar to
the one of Theosophy?

(Monroe's Focus 34/35, is in my impression more physical in character but
functions like one of the non-physical worlds.) Is there something similar
to Monroe's Focus 34/35 in Rulof's descriptions?
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Reply #4 - May 20th, 2012 at 10:41am
 
God is what you define by it.
The Masters say that if the word God should ever have to be replaced by a better word the preferred word would be AllMother...

Let me give the definition of God as received by clear audiance by Jozef Rulof prior to writing his Cosmology:

'The Cosmology for this Mankind
The Allsource...
God as Mother
God as Father
God as Soul
God as Life
God as Spirit
God as a Personality
God as Harmonic Laws
God as Material Laws
God as Spiritual Laws
God as the Expanding Universe
God as Justice
God as Love
The Spark of God...'

I can't do any better than that.

I have to tell you that I am not very familiar with Monroe's work. I only know of a Monroe that wrote a book on disembodiement. So what you write about his Focus 34/35 is unknown to me.

The number seven is very important in Rulof's work. It has nothing to do at all with Theosophy. Rulof's work stands completely on it's own.

The Masters state that there are seven stages in everything that comes into being. Every stage may be divided in seven substages and so on.
Here on Earth there are seven stages for the human organism. The white organism is the ultimate stage. When the human soul arrives on this planet it begins it's journey in the jungle. So it's very important to preserve the jungles on our planet because there are still millions and more that have to come to this planet.

You also have the spiritual stages, the stages for the inner feeling. People with the seventh stage of inner feeling can be found in large civilized cities, but not only in the West, certainly also in Asia.

On a Cosmic scale there are seven Cosmic Degrees in the Universe. Here on Earth we are on the Third Cosmic Degree. So we are not even half way yet. People that have completed their evolution here on Earth have moved on to the higher Cosmic Degrees. At present all the higher Cosmic Degrees up to the Seventh are populated with millions or billions of people on each Cosmic Grade.

One more detail: Christ is the First Master of the Seventh Cosmic Degree. He was the first soul to be created on the First Cosmic Degree, the first to complete his cycle here on Earth and the first to arrive at the Seventh Cosmic Degree.

Have a good day.
This is my third message. According to the rules of this website I am in my next message or post allowed to mention the url of my website........  Wink
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Reply #5 - May 20th, 2012 at 4:41pm
 
Hello Mogenblue:

I've never heard of Jozef Rulof before. Have you read what wikipedia says about him? I don't know if it's accurate, but the below sounds odd to me.

"Rulof claimed to be the greatest medium ever, and that nobody would ever surpass him. The next great medium would be the "Direct Voice Apparatus" (DVA), a technical device that would enable people to communicate directly with the spirit world. The DVA would be based on another device to make all diseases disappear.[1]

He claimed he was under the control of two guides: master Alcar and master Zelanus.

Suicide

Rulof believed that each human has a certain time to live. When someone commits suicide, they only lose day-consciousness. The silver cord does not break and the suicide remains in the material body. They then experience the body's rotting. According to Rulof, this pain cannot be compared with any torture on earth. When the body is rotted completely and the skeleton becomes visible, the person walks in an empty world and only sees and hears themselves. When the actual time of death has come, the spirit goes back to the world of the unconscious, or it goes to one of the spheres. For example, when someone commits suicide at the age of 35, and that person had to become 85 years old, they must dwell in an empty world for 50 years. The book The Cycle of the Soul tells the story of Lantos and what he experiences when he commits suicide.

Cremation

Jozef Rulof rejects cremation.[2] It would cause a shock and an unbearable suffering for the dead. Persons attuned to a sphere of light will not suffer much, but persons attuned to a sphere of darkness will burn spiritually. Persons going back to the world of the unconscious awaiting a new birth will not feel anything. In the book A View into the Hereafter, there is a story about someone who committed suicide and what he experiences when he is being cremated.

Karma and 'Cause and Effect'

A person creates karma when someone commits murder. In a next life, the murderer is born as a woman and gives birth to the one who was murdered. This way, the murderer gets a chance to make it up. Cause and Effect means what you do to another, you do to yourself. According to Rulof, this Cause and Effect can be seen primarily in marriage. One could say that if the man wears the pants, the woman has to make good to him and if the woman wears the pants, the man has to make good to her."

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Reply #6 - May 21st, 2012 at 12:53am
 
Hello recoverer,

It may sound odd to you, but I am fully aware of the things you mention and I fully agree that those things belong to him.

The fact that he was under the control of Master Alcar and Master Zelanus was a blessing to both him and us. This is what made him so unique.
The aim of the books was to bring knowledge from the spheres of light to Earth unbiassed or maimed by earthly interpretations. In order to achieve that they needed an instrument/medium who was able give himself up to the control of the masters and completely shut of it's own mind over everything. That's what Jozef was. He did not write any of the books himself, only the foreword at the most.

The masters were able to achieve this very close and intimate bond by the special relationship between Rulof and Master Alcar. They had met in previous lives.
Alcar's last life on Earth was as sir Anthony van Dyck, the famous Flemish painter. He was close friends with Jozef in that life who was an astronomist back then. That relationship was in England. Anthony was puzzled by his strange affection to Jozef in that life. He could not figure out what that was, but when he passed over this was explained to him. He and Jozef had met before in previous lives.
This is described in the book 'The Origin of the Universe'. This story is a leading thread through that book. More is said about that.

The invention of the typewriter made it possible for the masters to write the books instead of Rulof himself. A typewriter requires less control over a human body then writing with a pencil and paper.
Control over a person cannot exceed maybe 70 or 80 percent or so because the basic life systems of the human organism cannot be controlled. This is also the reason why the paintings that Rulof made in trance are never so detailed or crisp as they possible could have been.

I agree that he is the greatest medium ever. He was the first and will be the only one who together with Alcar and Zelanus had met Christ in his own habitat, the Seventh Cosmic Degree. This is described in ''the Cosmology of Jozef Rulof'. When Rulof returned to Earth from that trip blood gushed out of his nose from the pure energy and exctaticness from that journey. He had a hard time bringing his body back to normal from that. The powers that flowed through his body were almost unbearable to withstand, but he did succeed.
When Christ was on Earth he himself had said that others will come who will do more then he did. If there is anyone who fits to this it is Jozef Rulof. But of course Jozef did not have, and still not have the same attunement as Christ, being a human being who reached the Seventh Cosmic Degree. Rulof, just like everybody else will have to follow his natural path over the next Cosmic Degrees to arrive there too.

The notion of suicide is described in 'A view into the Hereafter' and it is also the main topic of the book 'The Cycle of the Soul'. It's the story of Master Zelanus who committed suicide and had to suffer the terrible consequences of that.
To be honest with you, The 'Cycle of the Soul' is the first book I read from Rulof myself. In my mid thirties I was in a depression and thought about suicide myself. But I could not bring myself to do that. Someone brought my attention to this book and I was very intrigued by it. It's very handy if you know what you can expect when you do that. When I read the book I knew by instant that this was the kind of material I had been looking for. This was the language that spoke to me. This was the story of someone who knew what he was talking about.
It cured me completely of my suicidal thoughts and I started reading all the other books. I was so enthousiastic about them that I almost ripped the papers out of the books while reading them. In fact, I am not joking, I read them a second time because the first went so fast and I wanted to be sure I had understood everything I read.
But still, when I started on 'The Origin of the Universe' it was hard for me to continue. This book really opened my mind up to the universe. I was very alone in that and first had the intention of denying everything I read, but by and by I accepted it because it was the best I had ever read. Nothing compares to it.

Recently I started reading 'A View into the Hereafter' again because it's such a long time ago since I read it. I am now 52. I started just at the point of cremation. I thought it was so important to other people that I decided to make an article of it and put it on my website. You can find it as the last article in the science section on my site http://www.mogenblue.nl/english/science.html .

I also agree what you copied about Karma. Karma was the reason why Jozef met his wife and why they could not have children in their marriage. This is explained in 'The Origin of the Universe'.

What they say about Karma may sound hard but it's nothing more then the Universal Laws of Justice. Everyone has to abide by them. Their are no exception for anyone. If Christ had made any mistakes He would have to make up for it as well. But Christ was ready for his task when he came to Earth. He knew what would happen to him and He was ready to bear the cross. He was already an inhabitant of the Seventh Cosmic Degree. You cannot compare him to anyone.

I know they mentioned the Direct Voice Apparatus. I am sure that it will come once enough people on Earth are familiar with Rulof's work and serious efforts are being made to link up with the Masters of Light.
I think it will happen before the end of this century, but I am only guessing. It is not in my hands, I do my bit to spread the word... in digital format... all over the world...

My website is my spiritual gift to Mother Earth. That is my way to thank Mother Earth for everything she gave and gives to me.
I already translated it into spanish and currently I am busy translating it to russian. More languages will follow. The translations are quite poor. I use Google translations but the aim is to attract visitors and they can always switch to english. That part of the site is fluent and good to read.

Ready to go...  Smiley
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Reply #7 - May 21st, 2012 at 3:42am
 
In more then one way you could compare the books and my website with the Mayflower back in 1620...

All the good things start in Holland.  Cheesy  Wink
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Reply #8 - May 21st, 2012 at 7:42am
 
Thank you for the link and the information, Mogenblue.

And welcome here to this site.

It looks like Rulof’s website does an excellent job of presenting his work. (Although I wish they would have the costs converted to $$ as well as euros for us  English-speakers  Smiley Have you considered letting Amazon.com do some distribution?

Despite his contacts with guides Rulof is a mortal and the information given him is heard through his mortal understanding. Through this Moen site we’ve learned that each mind Interprets what it receives almost immediately. So Rulof’s descriptions, like any seer’s, have to be read with a grain of salt.

It all looks very promising!
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Reply #9 - May 21st, 2012 at 10:50am
 
Hello Betson,

I don't represent Rulof's official site http://www.theageofchrist.com or http://www.rulof.org.
I only speak for my own site http://www.mogenblue.nl.

I think they have considered doing distribution via Amazon.com but you would have to inform overthere. I agree that pricing in $$ could be handy.
You don't need to buy the introductory books they can be downloaded for free in pdf format and you can read them on-line as well. But if you seriously want to read a book it's usually handier to have a paper copy in your hand.
Links to on-line and pdf versions of these books are available on my site.

I have tried to make it clear in my post at 12:53am that Rulof did not write the books himself. He did not write any of the books himself.
For the writing a spirit took over his organism and wrote through him.
They were able to do this because of the use of the typewriter machine. It's much easier for a spirit to write through an organism on a typewriter then controlling the hand to use pencil and paper. The second method is much more difficult and almost impossible because you need close control over all the muscles in the hand to make the small movements you need to write. Also the deep relationship between Rulof and Master Alcar made this possible.

Rulof was a highly talented medium. He received the most of his spiritual training in a previous life in Ancient Egypt. This life is described in 'Between Life and Dead'. It's a very thrilling story of the battle between light and dark forces in the Temple of Isis in Ancient Egypt approximately 4000 years ago. This is also one of the introductory books but I would advice new readers to start with 'A View into the Hereafter first' to become more familiar with the Spheres of Light and Darkness.

By the aid of Master Alcar he disembodied and made hundreds of astral journeys to the spheres of light and darkness and into the universe because once the masters would have written the books Jozef would have to stand for everything in it. It would be much easier if he could tell from his own experience then always having to say "I don't know, someone else wrote this through my organism". It would have been impossible to write the Cosmology if he could not speak from his own experience.

Rulof also made a great number of paintings. All of these were also made in trance. These are also meant to convince people of the After-life. Jozef himself had no qualities whatsoever to paint. For all his paintings a spirit from the other side took over his organism and painted through him. He also did some public sessions where he would paint on stage. On the home page of my site you can see two of his paintings and a picture of him while he was painting hi-speed in trance.

I have about 25 paintings of him on my site. You can find them at http://www.mogenblue.nl/english/art.html.

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Reply #10 - May 21st, 2012 at 1:19pm
 
Mogenblue:

I looked at your site, very nice. Here's a link to my site if you're interested.

http://nondualityisdualistic.com/

I'm confused about part of your response. When it comes to the issues I brought up you said those beliefs came from Rulof, not the masters, yet you also said that the masters gained complete control of Rulof's body and this made it so interpretive errors wouldn't occur.  Does that mean that the murderer/reincarnation information came from Rulof on an occasion other than when one of his masters were using his body to type?

Regarding connecting with Christ, I've had experiences with Christ. I don't believe that you have to go to his sphere in order to connect with him. It is more of a matter of raising your vibrational rate enough so you can connect to him. Or anyway, that is how it worked for me. I can't say what all of the parameters are.

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Reply #11 - May 21st, 2012 at 2:23pm
 
Hello Recoverer,

I'm sorry for the confusion but where ever I say that beliefs come from Rulof I mean that they come from the work of Rulof, from his books. His books were all written by Masters of Light.

So whenever I talk about beliefs of Rulof I mean to say information from the Masters of Light.

Vital information like that about murderer/reincarnation always comes from a Master of Light. Rulof had a very humble background and he no intention at all to suck things like that out of his thumb.

On the other hand, Rulof had made all this information his own by his many trips to the spheres and into the universe. But he never could leave his body without the help of his spiritual masters. So he always had to rely on the Masters and everything he knew came from them.

I agree that you don't have to go to his sphere to have contact with Christ. I have read the book 'The Masters of the Far East' by Baird T. Spalding and that was the first book in which I read about meetings with Christ here on Earth. I was very surprised then.
Christ also said in the Cosmology of Rulof that he will help where ever he can. So it may be that I or anybody else has received help from Him but He does not necessarily leave His mark behind so you know it was Him.
Like with other Spirits of the Light: help or information comes first and only if it's appropriate they will let you know who they are.

Thank you for the link to your site. I will look at it.
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Reply #12 - May 21st, 2012 at 3:20pm
 
Mogenblue:

Thank you for the clarification.

When it comes to a murderer reincarnating as the mother of a person he killed, it is hard to believe that this is a fixed rule.  What if the person who was murdered doesn't want to reincarnate and is ready to move on to a higher level of being? Should this murdered person have to reincarnate just for the sake of the murderer?

What if a person murdered a bunch of people? Would he have to reincarnate numerous times so he could become the mother of each person he murdered?

Plus, if a murderer hasn't become a wiser and more loving soul he might end up being a lousy mother. And if he did become a wiser and more loving soul before reincarnating, perhaps he wouldn't need to become the mother of the person he murdered for the sake of his own welfare.

Plus, I believe that reincarnation is mainly figured out at the higher self level.  A higher self projects many selves and these projected selves take care of Karma in a team work kind of way. Some projected selves might incarnate more than once, but the thousands of incarnations is a team effort.
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Reply #13 - May 21st, 2012 at 4:06pm
 
Hi recoverer,

first of all, the way karma works goes beyond my perception. There are many different types of situations that you can come up with and I don't have the answer to any of them.
I only repeat what I read in Rulof's books. As far as Karma is concerned I have my own questions as well.
What about Hitler? He was responsible for the death of millions of people.
What about the crew of a bomber plane over Afghanistan? Are they responsible for the killing on the ground, or is it the helpers on the ground with their laser guiding tools? Or is it the people who manufactured the bombs? Or the ones who designed them? Or the ones who gave the order?
There can be a chain in responsibility when it comes to killing.

With respect to your idea that the murdered one has moved to a higher level of being I also have to admit I don't know the answer. It may differ on every situation.
I rather keep away from making assumptions that I make up my own. I can only say that the reality is too complex to be explained in a few simple words.

But in the books some remarkable examples have been given of how karma works.
In 'The Cycle of the Soul', 'Through the Grebbeline to eternal Life' and in 'Between Life and Dead' some remarkable stories are given of how people's lives were affected by things that happened in a previous life.

Also, in 'The Origin of the Universe' Jozef is ultimately confronted with the result of his own wrong doing in his previous life.
That was the reason why he had to be born again and make up for it.

I am convinced that karma plays a role in everyone's life. It is a result of the Universal Laws of Justice. But don't ask me how karma works in individual cases. It would lead to speculations and educated guesses from me.
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Reply #14 - May 21st, 2012 at 7:38pm
 
Mogenblue wrote on May 21st, 2012 at 4:06pm:
I am convinced that karma plays a role in everyone's life. It is a result of the Universal Laws of Justice. But don't ask me how karma works in individual cases. It would lead to speculations and educated guesses from me.


Have you considered that karma may not exist at all? Or at least not in the
way you think it works.
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