• The limitation of man's consciousness to a level that is vulnerable to error is historically ascribed to the vanity of the desire for power as knowledge. Thus, man, shortly after his creation, became unenlightened and subject to error. The Eye of the I, S. 314

• The allegory of 'Adam and Eve' calibrates at 70, and the idea that man was 'born in sin' calibrates at a level of truth of 30. Divinity was perceived as oppressive and frightening. Transcending Levels of Consciousness, S. 71

On the story of the Garden of Eden

• What happens is the man and woman, in a state of innocence, (i.e. their Creation; as they were created by God) eat of the tree of knowledge of good and evil. They buy into a world of duality. In the world of love, there is no duality. […] In eating of the tree of right and wrong, however, then what happened is, they saw themselves as bodies, and came down into guilt. So from a high state of joy, infinite being with life which is beyond right and wrong, they fell into a field in which they were looking at the body as a body (out of which arises morality as a reaction to that negativity […] not really a correction, however, because it's the same level of perception). Whether it is historically true and an event or not is immaterial. Psychologically it is an event that has happened to mankind.   Office Video-Serie Sexualität, Ende 70er, Anfang 80er Jahre

• When you think about it, it's ridiculous. God created the earth in 5 days or something. But a day is a rotation of the earth. If the earth hadn't existed yet, there would be no earth to rotate to give you 5 days. […] In essence, Genesis is truthful. It calibrates over 600. What it is really saying is out of the unmanfiest emerged the manifest as light, which is the energy of divinity, which when it implodes upon matter takes the form of life. All that is manifest arises out of that which is unmanifest. Therefore it calibrates true. Reality has no beginning or end, beyond time and dimension. Seminar Snippets The Highest Level of Enlightenment, CD series, disc 4 of 6, track 10, Nightingale-Conant, 2005

• Christianity The level of truth originally expounded by Jesus Christ calibrates at 1000, the highest attained on this plane. By the second century, though, the level of truth of the practice of his teachings had dropped to 930, and by the sixth century, to 540. By the time of the crusades, at the beginning of the eleventh century, it had fallen to its current 498. A major decline in the year 325 A.D. was apparently due to the spread of misinterpretations of the teachings originating from the Council of Nicaea. Power vs. Force, The Search for Truth, Hay House issue, chapter 23, S. 272

• Just as there is a wide range in the level of truth of various translations, so there is a wide variation between different Christian practices. Most major persuasions, Roman Catholicism, Anglicanism, Christian Science, and many small denominations, such as the Quakers, calibrate in the high 500's. Power vs. Force, Hay House issue, chapter 23, S. 272-273

• Advanced spiritual students value all sources of truth and often study combinations of them. Thus the study of Christian mystics clarifies the truths revealed by the Vedas, and, in turn, the Vedas clarify Buddhist teachings that then clarify the teachings of Jesus Christ. Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 36

• Notable in the calibrations is the very major drop in the level of Christianity from the First Century, where it was in the 800s and 900s, to 485 after the Council of Nicea in 325 A.D. This was the consequence of the inclusion of the Old Testament (cal. 190) and Revelation (cal. 70) in the official Bible. While the fall of man is allegorical (the story calibrates at 60), the downside was the naive belief and consequent emphasis on guilt and sin. With research, the 'fall of man' is the emergence of dualistic thinking (i.e. the tree of good and evil) which was the trap man fell into out of a seduction of curiosity. (This explanation calibrates at 995). Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 335

• While the fall of man is allegorical (the story calibrates at 60), the downside was the naive belief and consequent emphasis on guilt and sin. With research, the 'fall of man' is the emergence of dualistic thinking (i.e. the tree of good and evil) which was the trap man fell into out of a seduction of curiosity. (This explanation calibrates at 995). Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 335

• Joseph Smith calibrates over 400 and the LDS Church itself at 405 (consistently verified). Extremist polygamist sects, however, calibrate at 135-140, and polygamy has been outlawed by the Mormon Church since the late 1800s. Despite whatever errors may be involved historically or theologically, the calibration at 405 reflects that Mormons accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, which in itself raises the overall level. Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 339

• A lot of these groups [like the Seven Day Adventists] get caught up in the Book of Revelations. Remember the Book of Revelations calibrates at 70 in contrast to the New Testament. [...] It is easy to get caught up in the Book of Revelations because it is so dramatic. Drama tends to suck people right in. Sedona Seminar Spiritual Community, 28. June 2003

• Stigmatas are real phenomenons (calibrated as true). Sedona Satsang Q&A, 9. September 2009