Where Nothing seems to be

Author(s): Hermann Kuhn
Publisher: Hermann Kunh

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presented by Hermann Kuhn
Yet the Grand Sublime is above all this. It is aware of all paths (of all worlds) that reside within It. Once the Grand Sublime chooses to take form, whatever form it chooses does appear. The Grand gives form and task (name) to that which It intends to take appearance, - It thus causes this particular part of Itself to enter material life.
But those not having entered life yet (those who haven't seen the Grand Sublime yet from an outside - separate - point of view), cannot perceive the whole of the Majestic Grand that will (later) cause their existence.
(22) I don't suppose that those who haven't assumed material life yet do not exist. They still reside in That which eventually will want them to experience the world of matter, - and also will want to manifest a future time for this to happen.
The All-Permeating Grand knows what It creates before it takes form and appearance. But that particular part of the All-Encompassing Grand which has not taken form yet is unaware of this, is unable to act.
Thus each path (each world) is rooted in the Imperishable, even if its manifested form is transient, perishable, temporary
As long as we don't see that we originate in the Imperishable, experiencing the world of appearances does not enrich us.