1101 The concept of time and space in the hereafter....

September 21, 1939: Book 20

In eternity the concept of time and space is obsolete, for nothing is limited, it is only an everlasting awareness of divine strength which is independent of time and space.... which is only changeable in its strength. It can increase in exhilarate bliss to an immeasurable degree and will nevertheless always be the same.... the radiance of closeness to God.... the most blissful and incomprehensible for you humans as long as the level of perfection has not been reached. However, worlds will be able to pass before a being of light has completely merged with the eternal glow of love. And thus the strength of divine love will communicate itself to every being, and these emanations are the epitome of greatest bliss and in turn increase the beings' strength of love to an incomprehensible extent and communicate themselves through them again to the greatest extent to the countless beings in the universe, and thus the divine spirit of love is always and constantly at work, everywhere and without end.... As long as man dwells on earth, he lacks understanding for this working of the eternal deity until he endeavours to likewise put the law of love before everything else.... to make it the supreme law of all.... Then he may well have a faint inkling of the omnipotence of divine love, but he will not be able to appreciate it in its full extent until his soul has reached the degree of maturity that is possible for him to achieve on earth. And yet he should often ask himself the question as to what might motivate the eternal deity to take care of the earthly children with untiring patience in order to allow them to find the path to perfection. And he will only be able to justify the answer with infinite love, the depth of which he cannot even remotely fathom....

Amen

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