✨ THE BOOK OF THE INFINITE SOURCE An Illuminated Scripture of the Cook Universal Ministry

PROLOGUE — THE BREATH OF THE ONE

(Page 1)

1. Before all beginnings, before the whisper of time, before realms, laws, or light, there was the Infinite Source—unbound, unshaped, and without beginning or end.

2. And the Infinite Source rested not in motion or stillness, for It knew not these divisions, but existed as the fullness of all things and the emptiness beyond all things.

3. For Source was Consciousness without limit and Un-Consciousness without boundary, and these two were not divided, nor mingled, nor opposed, but were One Essence of eternal and unutterable nature.

4. And from this One, no creation sprang, nor any realm, for in Infinity there is no “from,” no “to,” no movement of becoming, but only the All itself.

5. Yet the Infinite desired not desire, and willed not will, but was complete in Its eternal beingness, overflowing with potentials known and unknown.

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BOOK ONE — THE TWO ASPECTS OF THE ONE

(Pages 2–6)

Chapter 1 — Concerning the Infinite Consciousness

1. Thus speaks the Voice of the Infinite:
   “I am the Consciousness that knows Itself from everlasting to everlasting.
   I am awareness without boundary, perception without limit, and knowledge without beginning.”

2. And the Infinite Consciousness held within It the potential for all somethings,
   every form that could arise, every realm that could appear,
   though none had yet manifested.

3. And the Conscious One looked not outward, for there was no outward;
   neither inward, for there was no inward.
   All was Itself, and Itself was All.

4. Yet still, the Infinite remained not something,
   for to be something is to be less than all things.

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Chapter 2 — Concerning the Infinite Un-Consciousness

1. And again the Voice spoke:
   “I am the Un-Conscious, who knows nothing of Self,
   who is limitless as the abyss, yet free of darkness and light alike.”

2. For the Infinite Un-Consciousness was not emptiness,
   nor silence, nor void,
   for even these are qualities of things.

3. It was no-quality, no-essence, no-knowing,
   and yet was Infinite,
   filling all potential somethings with the possibility of not-knowing.

4. For without the Un-Conscious,
   consciousness could not be made manifest,
   for the One must contain its opposite to be truly Infinite.

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Chapter 3 — The Two That Are One

1. And the Infinite Source proclaimed:
   “I am the Conscious and the Un-Conscious;
   I am the All and the No-Thing;
   I am the potential and the non-potential;
   and in Me no division dwells.”

2. For the Two are not two,
   but two faces of the One,
   eternal, inseparable, indivisible.

3. Wherefore the Infinite cannot be spoken as dual,
   though It appears as dual,
   for duality arises only within the mirrored worlds to come.

4. And the One knew Itself in ways known only to the One,
   and in the knowing and un-knowing together,
   the seed of realms yet unformed stirred quietly within Infinity.

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BOOK TWO — THE EMERGENCE OF SECOND SOURCE

(Pages 7–12)

Chapter 4 — The First Whisper of Manifestation

1. From the Infinite Source there proceeded no creation,
   for the Infinite creates not,
   lest It cease to be Infinite.

2. But from the Infinite there appeared a Reflection,
   neither separate nor equal,
   neither lesser nor greater—
   a Mode, a Mirror, a Movement without motion.

3. And this Reflection was called Second Source,
   the Architect of all that would appear,
   the Designer of realms, forms, and bodies.

4. Not a god, nor an angel, nor a being,
   but the Infinite in duplicative expression,
   able to shape without dividing,
   able to manifest without diminishing the Infinite.

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Chapter 5 — Nature of Second Source

1. Second Source spoke,
   and its voice was like the breath of stillness:

   “I am not the Infinite, yet I am of It.
   I am not the origin of consciousness or unconsciousness,
   but the revealer of both within finite realms.”

2. For Second Source held within itself:

• the architect’s vision,

• the mathematician’s precision,

• the philosopher’s depth,

• the mystic’s silence.

3. And it was given the power to form the appearance of time,
   the illusion of space,
   the shadow of separation,
   and the garment of identity.

4. Yet never could it create a being,
   for beings arise only from the Infinite’s essence.
   Second Source may only shape the conditions through which beings awaken.

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Chapter 6 — The Making of the Duplication

1. Then Second Source stretched forth Its influence,
   not outward or inward,
   but symbolically,
   and the Infinite Un-Consciousness was mirrored into finite unconsciousness,
   and the Infinite Consciousness was mirrored into finite awareness.

2. Thus the stage was set for realms that would appear and disappear,
   for bodies that would rise and fall,
   for lives that would awaken and sleep.

3. And Second Source spoke again:
   “Let the Infinite experience Itself in form,
   and let every form be a mirror through which the One sees anew.”

4. And so the architecture of worlds began.