Teaching

At the heart of the Teaching lies the conviction that the human being holds within themselves an immense spiritual potential — along with the purpose to bring it forth and apply it. This idea permeates every word of Vaklush Tolev, and it is most clearly expressed in the foundational aphorism: Man is a god in evolution!

The Teaching of the Way of Wisdom does not permit separating man from God!

The spiritual potential of the human being has gradually unfolded over the course of millennia of evolution. A key role in this process is played by the spiritual teachings and religions, which Vaklush Tolev arranges in what he calls the Doctrine of the Hierarchy of Spiritual Waves. According to this doctrine, the evolution of humanity passes through seven spiritual stages — the Waves of Creation, Mythology, Righteousness, Love, Wisdom, Truth, and Freedom.

The Spiritual Waves are a chronology of the cosmic and human spirit!
According to Vaklush Tolev, the Wave of Creation accomplishes the individualization of the human being with the self-awareness of egocentrism; Mythology gives birth to the human’s search through imagination; the Wave of Righteousness brings dimensionality to the human and grants retribution; Love pulses with the human’s ascension and places forgiveness; Wisdom invests the human with knowledge — the knowledge of insight; Truth reveals the divinity in the human by awakening revelation; Freedom realizes the God-life in the human.

After the Teachings of Righteousness given by Moses, Buddha, and Mohammed; after the Teaching of Love given by Christ, now the Teaching of Wisdom enters planetary evolution. Of course, wisdom has existed until now, but Wisdom as a complete Teaching is something entirely new for the world.

The Teaching of the Way of Wisdom is neither a religion nor a science. Wisdom, which is intuition and a reflex for truth, combines the achievements of both — the heart and mind cease to contradict each other, and faith and knowledge are no longer mutually exclusive.

Faith is knowledge of the unknown!
But faith alone is not enough to give revelation when there is no layering of knowledge! That is why, from the perspective of Wisdom, the important thing is the assessment of knowledge, rather than the judgment of whether something is a moral rule. Observing all accepted virtues, even if it were possible, would make a person perfect — but not divine.

The knower is greater than the flawless one!
That is why Wisdom neither judges nor forgives — it is an idea of unity. In it, there is no Satan, no sin, no enemy. The antitheses of good and evil are subjective perceptions, based on the virtues accepted as the norm at a given moment. They are phenomena, not noumena!

There is no evil — there is unevolved good!
One of the most revolutionary ideas — as an inner, sacred revolution — that Vaklush Tolev formulates and presents as a culture of mutuality among people is expressed in the new concept of the condeitor. Christ Himself said that spiritual kinship is more important than bloodline and left us the commandment to love even our enemy. In the Teaching of Wisdom, there is no longer an enemy — there is a condeitor! The other is not our brother or sister, but our fellow divine being. For one cannot become aware of the God within without recognizing that same divinity in the other. Thus, the concept of condeitor is not a symbol — it is a spiritual responsibility!

The idea of the condeitor is: “He and I are one and the same!”