19.22  As previously mentioned the town, indicated by the silhouette on the symbol, indicates mankind's culture. The sea of flames indicates war, revolutions, unrest, labour disputes, strikes, lock-outs, political struggles, religious disputes, poverty, illness, need and misery. To this must be added the fact that the beings can be predestined to manifestations of fate through natural catastrophes, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, floods and cyclones. The drawing of the volcano on the symbol symbolises these catastrophes.
      The halo of rays behind the night-black death sky of materialism and godlessness on the symbol symbolises the light from the highest spiritual worlds, the light from the coasts of happiness and bliss, the domicile of the long-since finished or perfected human beings in God's image after his likeness.