The terrestrial vision of the Universal Christian Church

The supreme creator of all things

Jahveh, the ineffable Essence and Principle transcending all primordial boundaries, the eternal Sovereign of arcane energies and Architect of the sublime tapestry of infinity. He manifests as the supreme guardian of transcendence, a divine weave intertwining chaos and harmony, beauty and impenetrable mystery. He is not merely the Ruler of the Stars and ordainer of the celestial spheres, but the alpha and the omega, the primordial source of every cosmic symphony. The universe is thus His living fresco, a majestic and perpetual masterpiece unveiling the grandeur of a Demiurge whose wisdom surpasses all measurable limits.

In the silent era, shrouded within inconceivable eternity, where every principle dissolved into the womb of the formless void, Jahveh emitted the "Song of Creation." This was a radiant wave of energy, a resplendent beam plunging into the unfathomable chasms of the unshaped abyss. And from this divine echo arose the first harmony: a melody of pulsating force, ineffable rhythms, and luminous chords weaving the framework of manifest reality.

The stars ignited as dancing torches of living light, becoming incandescent notes of a sacred score. The planets, perfect globes suspended within the eternal void, traced orbits that mirrored the arcane order of perfection. The galaxies, majestic and eternal spirals, unfurled like divine arabesques, delineating graceful paths through the unsearchable vastness of the universe.

Thus, the celestial Demiurge not only forged the visible structures of existence but imbued them with intrinsic order, wherein every particle resonates in accord with the primordial melody—a song that echoes through eternity as a testament to His transcendent mastery.

Every fragment of creation, every atom and particle, reflects the essence of the Supreme Creator. Jahveh shaped matter by imbuing it with an intrinsic intelligence, fashioning the diverse symphony of living beings: plants that breathe in harmonious symbiosis with the cosmos, animals that perform ancestral dances of survival and transformation, and, finally, the conscious being—the one who contemplates infinity and guards its sacred mystery.

Yet the sublime artistry of Jahveh did not end with the visible architecture of existence. He wove fragments of His spirit into the hearts of His creatures, an ineffable energy that allowed them to perceive the divine, to grasp the sacred through the intricate patterns of existence. Every corner of the cosmos vibrated with unseen connections, like golden threads binding all elements into a mosaic of universal perfection.

Under Jahveh's dominion, the universe is not static but engages in a living dialogue with change and evolution. Galaxies are born, thrive, and collapse, regenerating new configurations; life flourishes even in the harshest recesses, a testament to an intelligence that eternally renews itself. Beauty lies in the enigma: Jahveh does not impose definitive answers but invites discovery, inspires wonder, and encourages the freedom to explore.

The creation of Jahveh is not confined to a distant past; it is a perpetual blossoming, an unceasing eruption of creativity and meaning that calls every living being to contemplate, understand, and partake in the magnificent cosmic tapestry. Jahveh, the supreme source of harmony and wisdom, is not merely the ultimate architect of the universe but also the guardian of a timeless mystery, resplendent in His eternal magnificence.

The cosmic creation of Jahveh is neither a confined act nor an event restricted by time, but rather a perpetual operation, a divine stage where past, present, and future dance in harmonious and interconnected symbiosis. Every galaxy that ignites, every star that erupts in the cataclysm of a supernova, every planet that emerges from primordial chaos bears witness to the eternal vitality of the “Song of Creation.” This sacred hymn, emanated by the Supreme Being, does not merely generate the visible cosmos but penetrates time itself, imbuing it with purpose and meaning.

The ineffable essence of Jahveh is also revealed through the dynamic equilibrium between order and chaos, two twin and complementary principles governing the fabric of the universe. Order, the manifestation of intrinsic logic and cosmic harmony, is expressed in planetary orbits, immutable laws of physics, and mathematical constants that orchestrate the eternal motion of galaxies. Chaos, on the other hand, embodies the potential for renewal, a creative energy that challenges rigid paradigms to give rise to new possibilities and configurations. In this fertile tension, Jahveh finds the ideal ground to weave His intelligent design, a living mosaic of infinite complexity.

Yet Jahveh, beyond being the Supreme Creator, stands as the Guardian of universal freedom. In the grand cosmic design, freedom is not merely release from order but the capacity to choose, to explore, and to evolve. It is an invitation extended to every creature to actively partake in the grand tapestry of creation, contributing with thought, action, and desire to the unceasing evolutionary dynamic of the cosmos.

Thus, the creation of Jahveh is not relegated to a distant moment of beginning; it is an eternal flowering, a continual explosion of meaning and beauty, a call to humanity and all creatures to contemplate, comprehend, and participate in the grand cosmic mystery. He, the Supreme Architect and guardian of a mystery that transcends all knowledge, remains forever an endless source of inspiration, worthy of eternal praise.

Liberty and intelligence, united with the beauty of mystery, define the divine imprint of Jahveh. There are no definitive dogmas, nor absolute answers, but rather a perpetual invitation to question, to seek, and to weave meaning into the infinite tapestry of existence. Every scientific breakthrough, every philosophical revelation, every masterpiece of art stands as a testament to this inexhaustible exploration, which celebrates the divine genius.

Spirituality, in this sublime narrative, is not mere contemplation but an active dialogue with the eternal essence of Jahveh. The perception of the sacred manifests in countless forms: in the delicate balances of nature, in the intricate complexity of human relationships, and in the dizzying immensity of the starry heavens. Conscious beings, bearers of fragments of the divine spirit, are called upon to guard the mystery and to partake in its continual revelation.

Thus, Jahveh is neither merely a mythical figure nor solely a creative force; He is the supreme synthesis of all things, the breath that animates the boundless vastness and depth of the universe, the intelligence that calls every creature to discover its role in the immense cosmic poem. The symphony of the universe is not a static display but a dynamic masterpiece, ever-changing and renewing itself under the imperceptible guidance of divine genius. In His unfathomable design, Jahveh establishes a majestic balance between the permanence of law and the spontaneity of transformation, orchestrating the eternal dialogue between matter, energy, and thought.

Galaxies, immense flourishing gardens of light, are born and fade; their fiery cores generate new stars and sculpt the cosmic horizon with geometries that elude human comprehension. These cycles of creation and dissolution are neither random nor devoid of meaning: they embody the divine intent, the idea that every end heralds a new beginning, that every collapse bears the promise of rebirth.

Thus, the universe becomes the stage of an eternal dance, where energy assumes myriad forms and perpetually recreates itself to shape beauty and diversity. This creative cycle is not governed merely by the rigid laws of physics but reflects the transcendent intelligence of Jahveh, capable of conceiving a cosmos that is simultaneously ordered and unpredictable, harmonious and steeped in mystery.

The true wonder of Jahveh lies in His divine ability to weave the visible with the invisible, the material with the spiritual. He does not merely shape the structures of the universe but infuses the cosmic tapestry with fragments of His immortal essence, granting His creatures the supreme privilege of perceiving the sacred. Every atom vibrates with a spiritual echo, every living being is imbued with a deep yearning for the infinite. This transcendent gift is not a compulsion but a magnificent opportunity: an invitation to explore the mystery and to discern, in the rhythms and hues of existence, the unmistakable imprint of the Creator.

In this vision, evolution is not mere adaptability nor a blind mechanism without direction; it is instead a tribute to the genius of Jahveh. Living beings, in their relentless metamorphosis, embody the principle of transformation—the capacity to transcend limitations and embrace new dimensions of existence. Plants, with elegance and resilience, devise strategies both subtle and effective for survival; animals refine their existence in a delicate dance of symbiosis with their environment; and humanity, in turn, develops consciousness, thought, and imagination—tools that bring it closer to the sublime understanding of the divine.

Within this majestic cosmic framework, humanity holds a singular and privileged role: it is the interpreter of the universe, the guardian of the sacred, and the bearer of divine light. Through its capacity for contemplation and creation, the human being becomes a co-creator, an architect of meaning and a pioneer of new horizons. Every discovery, every accomplished work, every conceived thought is a precious fragment that enriches the vast and incomparable cosmic mosaic.

Thus, Jahveh is not merely the Supreme Creator; He is the Master of eternity, the Poet of infinity, the One who invites all creatures to partake in His grand opus, to celebrate the mystery and to share in the inexhaustible gift of freedom. Under His loving and wise guidance, the universe is not merely a reality to be understood but a symphony to be lived in fullness and reverence.

The cosmic design of Jahveh, despite its infinite perfection, is imbued with a mystery that elevates the intellect and ignites the imagination. It is not simply a rigid and deterministic system but a complex tapestry of possibilities, where every thread, every fragment, and every moment contribute to the evolution of the whole. Jahveh, in His creative genius, allows the universe to express itself through freedom and diversity, making creation a continuous celebration of variety and beauty.

Diversity, in fact, is one of the fundamental aspects of the universe conceived by Jahveh. No single element is identical to another; every star, every planet, every form of life possesses its own uniqueness, a signature that reflects the boundless creativity of the Creator. Galaxies, with their iridescent spirals of light, represent the plurality of cosmic possibilities; living beings, with their infinite forms and behaviors, embody the ceaseless search for meaning and harmony.

And yet, beyond visible variety, there exists a deeper plane where the genius of Jahveh manifests: the realm of invisible connections. Every particle in the universe is bound to every other by mysterious links, golden threads that weave the fabric of existence. These connections, which transcend mere physical interaction, reveal the transcendent intelligence of Jahveh, capable of orchestrating a perfect harmony between separation and unity.

In this grand cosmic design, human consciousness plays a central role. It is not merely the product of biological evolution but a celestial gift, a divine spark that allows conscious beings to perceive and celebrate the magnificence of creation. The ability to reflect, to imagine, and to create is the hallmark of human intelligence, a reflection of Jahveh’s divine essence imprinted in the depths of the human soul.

Yet Jahveh, in His infinite wisdom and love, does not impose certainties nor reveal the entirety of the mystery. His design is open, fluid, dynamic; He calls upon every creature to explore the unknown, to seek answers, and to actively participate in the perpetual evolution of the universe. Science, art, philosophy, and spirituality are all paths leading to the same destiny: the understanding of the infinite divine. Each of these paths enriches the cosmic narrative and makes humanity a true co-creator.

The universe, therefore, is not a cold and impersonal mechanism but a living and pulsating masterpiece, a symphony resonating with the notes of Jahveh. Every star that is born, every flower that blooms, every thought that arises is a tangible testimony to the presence of the Creator: signs that invite us to contemplate, to revere, and to love the mystery of existence.

Jahveh, Sovereign of primal forces, Architect of the cosmos, and Guardian of the sacred, continues to weave His tapestry with loving mastery. His creation knows no end; it expands, renews, and evolves continuously, enriching itself with new dimensions and infinite possibilities. And in this unceasing act of creation, Jahveh calls upon every being to partake in the miracle of existence, to become a unique and irreplaceable thread in the vast and incomparable universal mosaic.

The Cities of the Future

At the heart of the vision of the Universal Christian Church lies an ambitious and deeply spiritual project: the creation of cities where harmony between humans, nature, and animals is not a utopian dream but a tangible reality. These cities, designed as places of coexistence and regeneration, represent a societal model where social justice, environmental sustainability, and spiritual growth are interwoven in perfect balance.

The cities of the Universal Christian Church will be designed as living organisms, where every element—from housing to parks, temples to centers of learning—will be integrated into a system that respects and celebrates life in all its forms. Nature will not be relegated to the periphery but will constitute the beating heart of these communities. Urban forests, vertical gardens, and nature reserves will be integral to the city fabric, providing refuge to animals and spaces of contemplation for humans.

Animals, regarded as companions on the journey of existence, will not be exploited but protected. Each city will have sanctuaries dedicated to local fauna, where respect for animal life will be taught and practiced. Humanity, in this vision, is not the ruler of nature but its steward, entrusted with the task of preserving and enriching creation.

At the core of each city will stand a temple, not only as a place of worship but as the epicenter of community life. This temple will serve as a symbol of unity and hospitality, open to all without distinction of faith or background. Inside, hospitality will be offered, care provided for those in need, and spaces dedicated to study and research. Every discipline—from science to philosophy, art to theology—will find a home here, fostering a continuous dialogue between human knowledge and divine transcendence.

The temple will also be a place of celebration, where the community gathers to share moments of joy, reflection, and solidarity. Spirituality, in this vision, will not be confined to the private sphere but will become the driving force behind a more just and harmonious society.

The Universal Christian Church envisions a societal model that can be described as "spiritual socialism." In these cities, every individual will be entitled to a home, dignified work, and quality education. Private property will not be abolished but subordinated to the common good. Resources will be distributed equitably, ensuring that everyone has the means to live a full and meaningful life.

Work will not be viewed as a mere economic obligation but as an opportunity to contribute to collective well-being. Each citizen will be encouraged to develop their talents and to place them at the service of the community, in a system that values diversity and promotes cooperation.

Education will be the cornerstone of these cities, not merely as a means to acquire knowledge but as a pathway to personal and spiritual growth. Schools and universities will be integrated into the temples, creating an environment where human knowledge and divine wisdom nourish one another. Students will be educated not only to understand the world but to respect and improve it, becoming aware and responsible citizens.

The cities of the Universal Christian Church are not merely an urban project but a vision of what humanity can become when it embraces the values of justice, compassion, and spirituality. These cities represent a model for a future where humans live in harmony with nature, in a society that acknowledges the intrinsic worth of every living being.

In these cities, progress will not be measured in terms of material wealth but collective well-being and spiritual growth. They will stand as living tributes to the greatness of the Creator, places where the "Song of Creation" will resonate in every corner, inviting every being to join the infinite dance of life.

A Perfect Democracy in the Vision of the Universal Christian Church

The governance of cities envisioned by the Universal Christian Church is founded on a model of perfect democracy, a system in which the balance between collective participation, social justice, and spiritual growth guides every decision. This form of government is not merely a political ideal but a reflection of the ethical and spiritual principles that animate the Church itself. Perfect democracy seeks to unite divine wisdom with human pragmatism, creating a society where each individual contributes to the common good and feels valued.

In the cities of the Universal Christian Church, power is equitably distributed among all citizens, ensuring active and informed participation. The political structure is organized around three fundamental pillars:

Community Councils: Each neighborhood or local community has its own council composed of elected citizens. These councils are tasked with addressing daily needs, promoting local projects, and maintaining continuous dialogue with central authorities.

General Assembly: The general assembly, composed of representatives elected by community councils, serves as the decision-making core of the city. It discusses major issues, from the economy to education, from environmental protection to spirituality. The assembly’s decisions are made through democratic processes, including direct citizen votes on key matters.

Spiritual Guidance: Alongside the democratic structure, there exists a council of spiritual elders, composed of individuals who have demonstrated profound wisdom and commitment to the community. This council does not hold executive power but offers ethical and spiritual guidance, ensuring that decisions align with fundamental values of compassion, justice, and harmony.

Perfect democracy cannot function without an active and informed citizenry. For this reason, civic education is central to the vision of the Universal Christian Church. Every citizen is educated on the principles of democratic governance and the responsibility to participate in collective decisions. The schools and temples of the city become centers for continuous learning, where political awareness and spiritual growth are integrated to form conscientious and responsible individuals.

Transparency is a cornerstone of perfect democracy. All decision-making processes, from community councils to the general assembly, are accessible to citizens through digital platforms and public meetings. Every elected representative is subject to mechanisms of accountability, including periodic reviews and the possibility of recall if commitments are not upheld. In this system, power is never absolute but always subordinated to the common good.

The governance of cities is not separate from spirituality but deeply intertwined with it. Every political decision is made with consideration for the common good in both earthly and divine perspectives. Social justice, environmental protection, and respect for all forms of life are fundamental values guiding every choice. The presence of temples as spaces for reflection and spiritual dialogue ensures that politics does not become merely bureaucratic but remains an expression of humanity’s quest for harmony and transcendence.

This system of perfect democracy represents a universal model, applicable not only to the cities envisioned by the Universal Christian Church but to any society aspiring to create a future based on equity, cooperation, and mutual respect. It guarantees fundamental rights—such as housing, work, and education—while promoting an elevated vision of humanity, where every citizen is an integral part of a divine plan.

The perfect democracy of the cities of the Universal Christian Church is far more than a political system; it is an expression of the spiritual and ethical values defining the Church itself. In this model, governance becomes an act of service, an opportunity for every individual to contribute to the common good and to live a life filled with meaning. With transparency, active participation, and profound integration between politics and spirituality, these cities stand as shining examples of what humanity can achieve when it embraces divine principles in its social organization.

The governance of cities envisioned by the Universal Christian Church is founded on a model of **perfect democracy**, a system in which the balance between collective participation, social justice, and spiritual growth guides every decision. This form of government is not merely a political ideal but a reflection of the ethical and spiritual principles that animate the Church itself. Perfect democracy seeks to unite divine wisdom with human pragmatism, creating a society where each individual contributes to the common good and feels valued.

The Universal Temple

At the heart of the vision of the Universal Christian Church stands the concept of the Universal Temple, a sacred space where the boundaries between religions, cultures, and traditions dissolve, making way for a shared celebration of universal wisdom. In these temples, Yeshua (Jesus) is venerated alongside figures such as Krishna, Buddha, and other entities who, according to this vision, visited Earth as spiritual guides and bearers of light. The Universal Temple is not only a place of worship but also a center for education, reflection, and growth, where the spirit and the body find perfect reconciliation.

The Universal Temple honors a plurality of spiritual and divine figures, recognized as manifestations of universal wisdom and love. Among them are:

1. Yeshua: Not merely the founder of Christianity but a master of compassion and sacrifice, whose message of universal love transcends religious boundaries.

2. Krishna: The central figure of the Bhagavad Gita, a symbol of divine joy and spiritual guidance, embodying the harmony between action and contemplation.

3. Buddha: The bearer of enlightenment who taught the path to liberation from suffering through wisdom and compassion.

4. Thoth: The Egyptian deity of wisdom and writing, regarded as the keeper of cosmic knowledge and universal laws.

5. Enki: The Mesopotamian deity of wisdom and creation, often associated with the protection of humanity and the transmission of divine knowledge.

6. Shiva: In Hinduism, the destroyer and regenerator, a symbol of the eternal cycle of creation and dissolution, guiding the universe towards transformation and renewal.

These figures, alongside others from diverse traditions, are celebrated not as separate entities but as manifestations of a singular universal truth. Their presence in the Universal Temple represents unity in diversity, an invitation to recognize that all paths lead to the same divine source.

The Universal Temple is designed to be a place where the spirit and the body find balance. Its structure is divided into two main areas:

The Worship Section: A sacred space dedicated to meditation, prayer, and the celebration of shared worship. Here, devotees can honor the universal guides through symbolic rituals, chants, and moments of contemplative silence. There are no intermediaries between humankind and the divine; each individual is free to connect directly with the sacred, guided solely by their conscience and their desire for spiritual growth.

The Education Section: An area dedicated to study and research, where philosophy, science, art, and spirituality converge. In this space, philosophers and scholars share knowledge and guide visitors towards a deeper understanding of the universe and their role within it. Disciplines taught include cosmology, meditation, the history of religions, and environmental sustainability, creating an environment where human knowledge and divine wisdom mutually enrich one another.

The Universal Temple belongs to the people. It is not controlled by religious hierarchies or institutions but is collectively managed by the community. Every decision, from the allocation of resources to the organization of educational activities, is made democratically, ensuring the temple remains a space of inclusion and participation.

The Universal Christian Church acknowledges that many of the figures venerated in the Universal Temple might have been visitors from the stars, bearers of advanced knowledge and technologies to guide humanity. This perspective does not diminish their spiritual role but enriches it, suggesting that the divine manifests in ways that transcend the boundaries of our planet.

The Universal Temple is more than a physical place; it is a symbol of what humanity can achieve when it embraces universal wisdom and spiritual diversity. It is a sanctuary where body and spirit are reconciled, a center for learning and growth, and a bridge between the human and the divine. In this sacred space, every individual is invited to explore, celebrate, and participate in the great mystery of existence, contributing to a future of harmony and enlightenment.

Eleazar Majors

Founder of Universal Christian Church