The best proof that what is written in the books The Invisible World and Half a Time can be understood and used for the development of one’s own reason is the fact that I am not alone. I am certain that some of my friends also possess awareness of the existence of invisible worlds. If what I say and write prompts another human being to thoroughly re-examine their own ideas about the “visible” and the “invisible”, and about the Holy Books, this can only be the consequence of the fact that they too are on the right path toward becoming aware of the invisible component of their own existence, as well as the fact that the Earth is someone’s planam and that they themselves are – a planamian. Among the beings that live on Earth, there are none like them. They possess awareness of the existence of invisible worlds, they know what the Holy Books truly say, and they see no reason whatsoever to hide these qualities of theirs from anyone. And it is my firm belief that soon there will be many, many more of them[1].
The difference between beings who possess awareness of the existence of invisible worlds and human beings is fundamental. At best, human beings are merely candidates for gaining awareness of the existence of invisible worlds. The possibility of gaining awareness of the invisible component of their existence will be available only to those inhabitants of Earth on whose planams the conditions exist for the creation and development of beings conscious of their own existence. Whether these conditions will be fulfilled on a planet built from the invisible component of the hereditary material of a human being will depend, among other things, on what has been left to them “as inheritance” by their parents and by all other people who have lived and who currently live on Earth (hereditary material, living conditions, way of life, prejudices, traumas…), as well as on how they themselves relate to that “inheritance”. If, for example, such a being follows the line of least resistance, as most members of his kind do, and comes to believe that it is not his role to try to understand and change the reality in which he lives, or himself, it is certain that not even all the forces of this world could guide him onto the right path. It is also certain that individuals and institutions that currently determine the rules of behaviour in the world in which a being lives, one that has gained awareness of the invisible component of the existence of living beings and is resolute in his intention to change both himself and the reality in which he lives, could turn his life into hell. Yet it will always depend exclusively on that being whether this actually happens. He is the one who, “in the middle of the day and in the middle of the night”, must understand that unconscious beings have no means by which to comprehend his claims, choices, and emotions, and that the rules of behaviour which human beings have applied for tens of thousands of years in their interactions with beings that are not conscious of their own existence also apply to the relationship between beings who know they are planamians and all beings who are not aware of the invisible component of their existence.
All those who think they are not without a chance of becoming aware of the existence of invisible worlds should know that no one is guaranteed a better starting position in advance. Be certain of this: one who does not believe in God is not aware that they are a planamian, nor will they ever become so, for if God does not exist, neither do invisible worlds, and consequently, neither do planamians. Nor will one become aware of the invisible component of their existence if they believe that gaining such awareness does not require the knowledge that human beings have acquired through exploring both the material and spiritual components of the reality in which they live. The same applies to anyone who is not prepared to express gratitude to the people and institutions that made such exploration possible and supported it, and to show understanding for their mistakes and shortcomings – inevitable over several thousand years of journeying through unknown terrain, in deep darkness, toward an unclear goal. That level of development of body and spirit will also never be possessed by anyone who expresses even the slightest doubt in the claim that gaining awareness of the existence of invisible worlds cannot, under any circumstances, depend on ethnic, racial, religious, class, status, age, gender, sexual, or any other form of belonging.
Regardless of how you choose to position yourself toward what is written in the books I have written, it will certainly be the most important “decision” of your life. Any attempt to impose something on you in this regard is unnatural, illogical, unethical, and unachievable. Consciousness is a state, not knowledge, which means there is absolutely no possibility that something could be said or done to you that would make you become aware of the invisible component of your existence. Either you are, or you are not. There is no third option. Therefore, be who you are and do not seek a middle path, because such a thing has never existed. Spend the rest of your life in one of two sensible ways: either be self-serving, deny yourself nothing for the sake of altruistic foolishness, take every opportunity to please yourself, and try to persuade others to help you fulfil your desires and goals; or believe that it depends solely on you whether the days you spend on Earth will be all that you will ever experience, and make the most of the opportunity you have been given. What you should under no circumstances do is spend the rest of your life trying to achieve the impossible, that is, trying to see the “invisible” where it does not exist, where it has never existed, and where it never will. Invisible worlds exist in the manner and in the place described by the Model. Remember this: just as life can arise only from life, so too consciousness can arise only from consciousness. The existence of two consciousnesses of the “invisible”, arising at different times within a single spirit, which is precisely what would be the case if you were to try to “reinvent the wheel” on the planam on which you live, would be a reliable indication that this spirit has fallen seriously ill. Be completely certain of this: such a thing will never happen to the being from whose hereditary material that planet is built, and of whose reason you are an integral part.
I advise planamians on Earth to think carefully before deciding to try to “awaken” someone whom God has not destined for that, someone they love or respect, because that is not, and never will be, within their power. Earth is the planam of a being whose reason encompasses both the beings who live on it and their respective reasons. Personally, I feel not the slightest need to teach anyone anything uninvited, to persuade them of anything, or to criticize them for anything, especially not those who sincerely believe in God and act accordingly. I consider it meaningless when some human beings attempt to draw closer to God by declaring themselves His protectors on Earth, because He simply has no need to be protected or flattered, but I do not think that this could cause more harm than some political dogma or some scientific discovery. If no one were ever to ask me, for the rest of my life, for my opinion on invisible worlds and the Holy Books, or on anything else, I could spend that time peacefully in the company of people dear to me, reading, thinking, and writing, just as I do now.
I convey to everyone that we, beings aware of both the visible and the invisible components of our existence, do exist, and that we see ourselves as the chosen means through which the Creator will establish order and peace on Earth, heal the deep wounds inflicted on this planet and on the beings who live upon it by its semi-conscious children, and render meaningful the existence of the cosmos we live in, the planet we live on, and ourselves. I am certain that no period in Earth’s past has been in any way more favourable for the realization of this part of God’s plan than the one in which we now live, for if better conditions for gaining awareness of the existence of invisible worlds had existed in any earlier period, the Day of Judgment would have come then, not now!
This is how I see it, and this is how I act! I wish you all the best, and take care!
[1] The author used his own term in several places for beings who are aware of the existence of invisible worlds and who understand the Holy Books. He called them “bosnians”, deliberately written in lowercase to distinguish them from the established term for the inhabitants of Bosnia – “Bosnians”. The author believed that the geopolitical context and the way of life in Sarajevo were key factors in the development of the ideas he explored throughout his life and work, but he always used this term inclusively, for all who understand, and never exclusively on the basis of political or religious criteria. Accordingly, and with due respect for the author’s deep connection to his homeland, the editorial team decided to replace this term with “planamians” in order to avoid problematic ambiguities in writing, translation, and speech that could easily undermine the understanding of the author’s intended meaning. Despite this decision, anyone who feels they are a “bosnian” is welcome to use that term.