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The Tsunami Is Only Food For The Moon 12/29/2004 6:13:36 PM
Humanity lost for a reason? Yes, it is possible, if you let Being meet your Knowledge; then you Understand. But that is unlikely. Why is our death needed in such magnitude? We commonly look over the dead count--40,000 made us shiver, then it rose to 70,000 we blinked a bit more, then we became numb when we heard that 100,000 dead was a 'comin'.
How could so many human lives be lost if there is a God? How, if the Kindliness, Good Love were real, allow such pain, grief and loss?
There must not be any God in this Valley Of Great Death!
You say!
But what if this is only a FOOD?
Think on it. It must be so.
Humankind, in its stubborn unconsiousness, its' SLEEP, requires a kind of film upon the mantle of the earth to create a nurishment to the Universe.
Our deaths in magnitude is required until we "awake"! We are only food for the Moon. Imagine it! Your life is only a kind of nurishment to grow outer creations! Yet, you consider yourself a birth that is complete and finished.
Your life (all of our lives) so important that we grieve at the loss of ONE--or a million?
I know, you wonder, (if you're precient) about this FOOD.
But until you see how utterly we are mere MACHINES, mere lost selves (many)--without ever looking for it, without ever seeing how absolutely desolate is our search, and find that there is among us a desperate need for re-birth--then the loss of hundreds of thousands or even millions will mean----nothing.
