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Men are forms of universal soul. We came from the same origin. Our senses allow us to experience the world but cause us to forget that who and what we sense are all part of the same universal soul- ONE.We materialized out of matter so that the supreme being could have sensual experiences through us, for without physical, rational being, sensation would be mere speculations of reality as in dreams. Very rarely do dreams accurately represent true sensations, logic, or the laws of nature. Therefore, that the ETERNAL not exist in a constant state of lucid dreams, ceasing to exist in any corporeal sense, our sensually equipped bodies were dreamt up, creating a chain reaction amongst the omnipresent matter lingering in the universe since the time of the initial spark of creation.
Randomly for millions of years of trial and error, amino acids collided until the right combination created the basic building blocks of life as we know it, and God kept dreaming until eventually a being emerged that was able to comprehend the slightest presence of Himself. At that moment, God's greatest achievement and most arduous task intersected. He was now able to sense the physical world he created, but the mind of the being that harnessed that power was so complex that it had the ability to act on its own accord. It soon forgot where it came from and that others of its species were of the same origin.
We are born with no recollection of this process of life. We ought not forget that a supreme being lie in repose at our core, however, and is the link between our self and the rest of mankind. This power within provides insight to the just and virtuous, that if perceived with a pure mind-one accustomed to moderation of the immense sensual possibilities in our world-may lead us to maximize our potential as human beings by serving both ourselves and others. For it is the ultimate goal that we exist in blissful sensation, simultaneously able to moderate our desires enough so that god may shine through us and we may recognize ourselves in others.
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