Q: What’s meant when we talk about self-knowledge? I mean I myself, I know what I look like and I know what makes me angry and unhappy – is that what we talk about when we mean self-knowledge?

Belzebuub: Well, knowing that you’re angry or what makes you unhappy is a stage of it, it’s something, but there’s much more to it than that, because it’s got a depth that really doesn’t have a limit. What we can learn about ourselves is limitless.

Q: Seems odd that I would have no limits, is that - just on a human level there must be a limit to my self?

Belzebuub: No, because what we perceive as human is, it’s really much more than that. Certainly, as human beings, yes, there are limits. But, with self-knowledge, we can know ourselves so much, that we can change from human beings into spiritual beings. And it’s from that point on that the knowledge becomes limitless.

Q: How does one change if someone is becoming, as you say, a spiritual being? What does that feel like? No, strike that question, it’s a silly question…

Belzebuub: No, I can answer that.

Q: Ok.

Belzebuub: When we start the spiritual work, we start with the whole range of emotions and feelings that everybody has. We may be under the illusion that we’re unique, but we’re not - we’re just another person just like anybody else.

And, people are forms of animals with an intellect. So, there are all these different animal drives, which at their certain times in life, kick in. So, when we’re teenagers then, puberty starts, or a just a bit before it, and we reproduce, we bring up offspring, and die, and this whole process just goes on and on and on. And, no matter how brilliant we may think or bad or whatever we think of ourselves, we stay in this process, it just repeats and a new generation comes up all the time. So, we begin as creatures, people that are part of this program of nature.