The appearance of all Life on Earth has to be maintained in the manner described in the previous page, "Creation".   Wherever it has been destroyed, the original desert and wastelands come back into focus.   It is no easy task to restore it.   It cannot be done with the click of a button.   First, it has to be reprogrammed into the minds and senses of fauna, and flora, using a logic that all life can understand and accept.   This means reclaiming the desert piece by piece, and reforestation where the land is still fertile.   Only in this manner, will living minds accept and store once more, the return of a living background of fields, bush, trees, and plants.

Why are we here?

       I cannot argue in any way with the accepted view, that each of our many lives, whether on Earth or elsewhere, is to learn.   Even the most dogmatic of doctrines teach that we live our life to improve ourselves spiritually.   The only difference being that those religions who once believed in reincarnation and then rejected it, decided to promise us one life and one chance only to get to Heaven.   The idea being that this would keep the faithful in line.   You either went along with it or suffered the consequences, such as being burned to death as a heretic, and then condemned to eternal damnation.

       Fortunately, we are never given up as lost by our Creator.   We can and do come back, time after time, until we prove ourselves.   In a way it is like the film story, "Ground Hog Day", where the main character wakes up each morning to the same day.   He tries tackling each situation differently, but to no avail.   Each new day is Ground Hog Day again.   He cannot escape the sequence until he gets everything right.  

How to live our lives.

       The following two quotations sum up two of the choices that we all have.

The great business of life is, to be, to do, to do without, and to depart. Viscount John Morley

       It matters of course what you do in life, but it is so important that you always do the right thing by everyone, as well as yourself.   Even so the final goal, them Pearly Gates, is still far far away, on the Spiritual Ladder.   I can only proffer a few pointers.   If I knew them all, I wouldn't be here.   Everyone is conscious of the cardinal virtues, but how often do we put them into practice?   I don't think the order matters, just keep these words in mind, Love, Forgiveness, Tolerance, Open Mindedness, Charity, and Knowledge.

       So whatever happened to Faith and Hope.   Well if you have Faith you don't need hope, and Faith like Trust is all a part of Love.   It isn't just holding a belief in God, for God is everywhere, and within ourselves.   With a true and sincere Love for All you already have faith in God.   "Know Thyself" was the main tenet of the Ancient Greek Mysteries.   The earliest christians were known as Gnostics because they maintained this credence.

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