Only those who so live, should call themselves Christians.
Corascendea, Modern Parfaite, 2010

The Divine Order of the Cathars contains the knowledge, which for over 700 years, the Inquisition hoped will never see the light of day, because unlike religious dogma with its illogical prepositions, it logically explains the elementary understanding of God, and reveals the orthodox Christian doctrine as a Christian fake. The Cathars acquired the knowledge in the 13th Century.

All attempts to reproduce the Cathar teachings the Church systematically destroyed. Internet finally makes the dissemination of the Cathar Testament to everyone wishing to read it, possible.

Conveyed by a Divine Soul in 2006 the Divine Order had been written down in modern language and published in English on dhaxem.com, under the name of “Cathar Testament”. Since 2010 it had been translated into Slovak and Czech. To read click

The Divine Order had been first written down by the Cathar Bishop of Toulouse, who was the leader of the Cathars. After the death of the Cathars at Montségur in 1244, his scriptures were not found. They were, together with a chalice, and some letters, safely hidden shortly before Montségur fell. Legends believe that the Cathars held the Holy Grail, and a “treasure”, which included knowledge that would change the order of the world. Only a perfectly clean super-human is allowed to get hold of the possessions. Regimes and adventurers alike have been searching for the items. The rocks themselves will guide the rightful owner to their hiding place.

The Cathar teachings about God encouraged self-responsibility in direct opposition to religious dogma, demanding submission to authority. The Cathars believed that Christ came into this world to give an example of how to live. The Cathar interpretation of Christ was inspiring. The churches have become renowned for their pomp; the Church leaders acquired for themselves worldly privileges, and surrounded themselves with shrouds of secrecy. The Cathar leaders lived simple and honourable lives, whilst showing more consideration towards others, than had generally been expected from lay members of their communities. The masses recognized in the Cathar way of life Christianity in action. All sincere Christians wanted to live like that.

The interpretation of Christ as the Son of God who gave his life to redeem the wrongdoings of others had the potential to allude in the plebs a perception of own inadequacy and guilt. Having declared themselves the representative of God on Earth, the Church went for supreme authority in dictating fundamental decision-making processes for society. During the height of its influence, lasting about a thousand years, the Christian Church tolerated but sheep. During the 2000 years of its existence, the Church sided with whoever held power and could support its worldly pursuits. Even Hitler was a good enough ally, for as long as a few crumbs fell off his table into the hands of the “holy” churchmen.

In the 13th Century, aside from ideological disputes, the fast spread of Catharism meant a painfully growing loss of land and influence. If allowed to continue, the impact of Catharism would have re-defined the fabric of medieval society. To protect the existing power base, the inquisition had been formed to get rid of the Cathars, by means of their complete genocide. Their democracy and Christ-like lifestyles had been considered an example too dangerous to allow even a trace of it to remain. The Christian Church to date proudly claims the brutal murder of unarmed Cathar men, women and children whose “fault” had been their sincere desire to live according to the values of the early Christians, to be its most significant victory.

The Cathar cause became effectively silenced when Montségur fell. God warned the Pope, that the Vatican will be exposed as a Christian fake, if he orders the deaths, or the torture of the Cathar perfecti (priests) who sought refuge at the citadel. The dices were thrown on 16th March 1244, when joint forces of the Vatican and the northern French nobility burnt the 225 perfecti on the slopes of Montségur. Amongst those killed were the three incarnations of the Souls on their way to Divinity. One of them was a later incarnation of Christ. In an ultimate act of thirst for power Christ’s life was taken, in his name.

The Return of the Cathars, just as the Second Coming of Christ had been predicted for the beginning of the 21st Century. It will be affected through the ideological plane. Christ himself will reveal true Christianity, the aim of which had always been the spreading of love and respect, not of fear and submission. Only those who so live, should call themselves Christians. The Cathars have hidden letters, which would lead to the discrediting of the Vatican by proving that it deliberately and purposefully misinterpreted the Christian doctrine for ulterior, secular motives.

The Divine Order was revealed in 2006 to prepare the first phase of humanity for the Final Judgement, also forecast for the beginning of the 21st Century. It already happens. Those from the first generation of human Souls, who have still not recognised and rectified their mistakes, have no further opportunities.

The first phase of humanity has concluded by 2011, when also the three Divine Souls became one acting God. Humanity is passing through a period of a handover to a new and a more considerate generation of Souls. These were born as the Soul children of the earlier generation and are arriving with the concept of love already seeded inside them.

These ruins have become a monument to the memory of the Cathars. The original citadel had been destroyed in order to prevent it serving that purpose. Thousands of people annually visit Montségur, to pay their respects to the Cathars and to the 225 perfecti who on 16th March 1244 marched singing into the bonfires already prepared for them. The leader of the inquisition who oversaw the fall of Montségur had been watching for 14 hours, as fire had been driven through the tower, and left only after witnessing how any surviving crew members, two priestesses and children they oversaw, jumped from the top to die on the rocks below the citadel. Two children not dead after the fall were “finished off” by the sword.

The infirm were kept on the ground floor. Those unable to stand up were killed on their sick-beds. After failing to protect the Cathar leader with his own body, a Catholic priest who has also become a perfect, having asked God to forgive the Church he represented, jumped after the Cathars into the flames. Many thousands of Catholics were killed during the persecution of the Cathars, not one sincere Catholic priest became a perfect, and the Cathars and the Catholics generally experienced true friendship and mutual commitment, as not often seen in history.

The portrait of Christ above is by folk artist Don Marco.

We should be grateful to people with a good command of other languages, if they would volunteer to contribute to the translation of the Cathar Testament into further languages.