“Heaven, the great Sovereign, is at the service of all creatures, even those who do not know it. The great Server is skilled to the point of not pointing out his function. Throughout human history some peoples have venerated Heaven as a visible divinity, trying to repeat its rituals in their liturgies. It is not known if they also understood the power of service, which arises from the will and love. The idea of service, in fact, is not very popular with men, mostly tied to selfishness and loving to be served rather than serving.
There is also a link between service and transparency, since … true service becomes secret, that is to say cloaked in transparency [Heaven is transparent]. It should also be noted that service does not imply humiliation, but sacred royalty, which in turn does not mean supremacy but equality of rights and duties. Finally, the service of Heaven is always proportionate to the needs, never superabundant, but always managed according to co-mensurement and addressed to the many.
The peoples of the Earth, when they have rediscovered the divine power of Heaven, will first want to serve it. At first unconsciously, then on purpose …
… in Heaven order and freedom coexist, without even the shadow of a conflict (it is not so in nature, which instead is teeming with contrasts of all kinds). The inconsistency between the different degrees of freedom lies in the understanding of the Idea [of freedom]. Freedom is confused with arbitrariness and even with the license. Those who have no obligations or duties are believed to be free, and there is a tendency to achieve this ideal state in the only way that seems possible: to somehow assume a power that does not depend on anyone. It is a mental habit common to individuals, groups and peoples. Blinded by the lights of false power, one cannot see that, spiritually, the server is freer than the master, who obeys is freer than who commands.
The apparent disagreement between order and freedom is resolved by the intervention of another Idea: Service … The rule of freedom is this: the higher serves the lower, which is necessary to rise. The hierarchy of the spirit is inverted with respect to humans. Duties and responsibilities increase with the degree, which is conferred on the merit of service.
… Certainly freedom cannot be imposed, not even heavenly freedom. It is up to man to rise up and catch her in Heaven …And if it is true that all men are prisoners, everyone can love freedom in the serene calm of thought, and tolerate jailers, because they don’t know what they are doing. ” (Enzio Savoini, Man on the Planet and in Heaven, unpublished text).
“[…] In order to bring order to human consciousness, we must first educate it to disciplined freedom. The universal method followed by the spiritual Order to rule in Space with its liberating power is … the establishment of a system of centers, which direct it to raise its quality and improve its light. Authentic and beneficial centers are those from which freedom flows, like pure water from a source or sparks from a heavenly fire …
