Peter and Paul: GOOD & EVIL

Sometimes it takes a lifetime to learn the difference... Yet neither Peter, nor Paul, ever gave up. Perhaps it is time to redefine the concepts of good and evil. The first question is, good or evil for whom? Good for you, your neighbour, your city, nation, humanity, the Earth? Good for the enhancement of the complexities of the Phenomenal Universe? And having decided, we suddenly realize that the Phenomenal World and all its appurtenances, are an illusion.

And yet...?

And yet the world of our becoming has a purpose. We are here for two reasons. The first is to make the Phenomenal Reality as perfect as the Infinite Potential of the Creative Consciousness inspires us to do. And the second, since this Energy of the Creative Potential is infinite, we must try to add to the diversity of Its expression in our reality as much as we can.

And this expression of diversity is not concerned with the illusion of things, but with the reality of energies generated by our mind and emotions. By the thoughts and emotions that we generate knowingly or subliminally, in the course of our becoming.

Becoming what?

Becoming perfect vessels, instruments, and ultimately conscious participators, in the enhancing and diversifying of the manifested reality. That is why we are born, why we keep reincarnating, why we progress from one reality of Devachan (which St. Paul called Heaven) to another, each time increasing the frequency of vibrations of the energies which constitute our reality.

Once we accept this premise, our lives become an ongoing experience of creative existence. Of progressive experiences of Devachan. Of what the religious people call Heaven.

After all, Heaven is within us, remember?

Heaven is a state of consciousness.

Ultimately the Potential and the instruments of Its expression become One. The Higher Self and the Ego merge into Singularity. It is a long, demanding journey. Yet, when achieved, the Individualizations of Omnipresent Creative Energy of Consciousness (that's us) have the power to metamorphose the frequencies of various energies at will. Peter and Paul both made it to the Heaven's Gate. They both achieved immortality in the last moments spent in their illusory bodies.

No more illusions.

Their real life began.

Yet their journeys remained eternal. There are many steps leading to infinity. The steps the theosophists call Devachan. For most of us, that's as close to Heaven as we can imagine.

The journey never ends.

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