Core Teachings:

• The teaching is based on the Kosmon Bible of Oahspe, with supporting references to the King James Bible.
• The first and most fundamental divine law given to humanity is dietary purity.
• Dietary law is presented as a literal spiritual law governing both physical life and the afterlife.

Humanity’s Original Diet:

• Humans were originally instructed to eat herbs, fruits, grains, and seeds.
•  Genesis 1:29 and Ezekiel 47:12 are cited to argue that “meat” originally referred to plant-based food, not animal flesh.
•  Eating animal flesh is presented as a later corruption of divine instruction.

Meat Consumption and Spiritual Defilement:

• Eating animal flesh is described as a violation of the original divine command.
• Any creature that breathes the breath of life, including fish, is considered forbidden food.
• Flesh consumption is said to defile both the body and the spirit.

Body–Spirit Relationship:

• Physical purity is taught to directly determine spiritual condition.
• A body defiled by flesh cannot host the Holy Spirit.
• Holy Angels cannot approach or dwell with impure bodies.
• Individuals claiming spiritual authority while eating meat are said to be influenced by impure spirits.

Blood, Behavior, and Character:

• A plant-based diet is said to keep the blood pure and cool.
• Pure blood is associated with peace, love, and spiritual clarity.
• Flesh consumption is said to create hot blood, leading to anger, passion, jealousy, and violence.
• Carnivorous animal behavior is used as an analogy for human moral and spiritual decline.

Consequences After Death:

• Dietary choices in physical life continue to affect the spirit after death.
• Meat-eaters are described as remaining in lower, impure spiritual realms.
• Spirits of meat-eaters are said to linger near slaughterhouses, kitchens, and eating places.
• Advancement to higher spiritual realms is blocked until purification is learned.

Angels and Spiritual Influence:

• Only individuals with pure bodies can be visited or enlightened by pure angels.
• Impure individuals attract impure spiritual influences.
• Nations that consume flesh are said to drift away from prophecy and spiritual insight.

Rejection of Salvation by Proxy:

• Salvation is not achieved through Jesus, Muhammad, Buddha, or any external savior.
• Each individual is fully responsible for their own purification.
• Faith alone is presented as insufficient without obedience to dietary law.

Moral and Ethical Framing:

• Killing animals for food is framed as incompatible with the commandment “Thou shalt not kill.”
• Humans are said to be given free will to choose peaceful (herbivorous) or violent (carnivorous) behavior.
• Dietary choice is presented as a moral, spiritual, and eternal decision.

Overall Conclusion:

• Dietary purity is presented as the foundation of spiritual life.
• A plant-based diet is described as a sacred duty rather than a personal preference.
• Spiritual ascent, divine communion, and eternal progression depend on obedience to this original dietary law.