Heaven/Hell

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Imagine the Creator not as a judgmental referee but as the ultimate coach, cheering you on in your journey of self-discovery, envisioning a world where you have the opportunity to craft your own heavenly existence for the fruits of your labor here on earth.

 As we navigate the celestial landscapes of Heaven and Hell, let's parallel the wild ride of religion shaping our earthly mindset. Questioning the conventional divine script, it's time for a laid-back examination of how religion has played its own game of control throughout history, many lives were lost in the name of religion, what God/Creator would condemn a life to eternal damnation because of what they are.

Religion has been a heavyweight in the control arena for eternity, leaders flexing their authority, societies sticking to the script just to maintain control, it has steered the ship of society for ages. Let's open the conversation, rethink the entire dynamic, and give our views on religion a fresh perspective. 

If we're reimagining the divine script as a parenting gig. Just as a parent sets rules for a child to grow into a good person, perhaps religion does the same on a grand scale. 

Consider this: if the Almighty granted us free will, it doesn't make sense for Him to impose restrictive rules. Imagine the Almighty as a parent letting their child loose in the world after establishing some ground rules. The rules weren't meant to chain us but to be tools for developing good judgment and character. 

Bringing this discussion back to Earth, let’s explore the intricate dance between religion, free will, and societal evolution. Using religion as a control tool is like instilling the “fear of God” so to speak in humankind, to make people think twice before venturing into murky waters, keeping everyone safe. 

living life strictly by the good book might squash the very free will our creator intended for us. It's about balancing the scales, embracing free will and independent thought while recognizing the societal intelligence that keeps us thriving as a community. 

In this Universal dialogue, the Bible should only be a guidebook, not a rigid life script to be blindly followed. 

In our society, evolution has guided us to understand the

delicate dance of societal norms, ensuring growth and harmony

rather than a free-for-all.

Biblical phrases aren't handcuffs but clues guiding us on a

true path. As we sift through ancient verses, we're not shackling

ourselves but seeking wisdom to navigate this maze.

Returning to the phrase, “on earth as it is in heaven,” it's

not a call to perfection but an invitation to carry the good we do

here into the celestial beyond. Picture it as packing our suitcase

with all the positive energy from your good deeds generated during your earthly escapade here on earth.

Remember, we're dual beings – matter and energy. As the

cosmic playbook reminds us, energy can't be created or

destroyed, only transformed. In this dance of molecules and

universal energy, the Almighty isn't just a spectator but the very

essence that binds everything together.

The Creator isn't just omnipotent and omnipresent; The

Creator is the intelligent energy knitting the molecules of air,

earth, sand, and water together. Whether a rock crystal or a

flowing river, it's all part of this cosmic symphony. 

Delve further into cosmic intricacies, where the energy

orchestrating the cosmic dance is nothing less than the essence

of the Almighty – a cosmic power grid maintaining order among

myriad molecules and matter.

The fascinating part is that as our earthly chapter concludes,

we transition into electricity – an energy form. Remember,

energy doesn't vanish; it transforms. Picture this transition as

merging into the white light, not a tunnel but a return to our

origin – pure energy.

Within this vast cosmic expanse, there's a complex

choreography of molecular structures, each requiring energy to

bind them together. When we talk about reconnecting with loved ones beyond the earthly realm, it's not just sentiment- it's

a reunion of positive energies amassed throughout our cosmic

journey.

Consider a conceptual “Heaven and Hell” as the interstitial space

between points A and B, composed of matter and structure held

together by energy. 

Picture it as a cosmic spider web, each line connecting to a point in time, a fragment of someone's memory. In this expansive landscape, we encounter shared memories with everyone we've  every crossed paths with – a profound opportunity to revisit those moments with depth and connection beyond the earthly realm. 

When we talk about reconnecting with loved ones beyond the earthly realm, it's not just sentiment- it's a reunion of positive energies amassed throughout our cosmic journey.

Now you should be getting the big picture, that heaven & hell is all of the positive/negative and happy/sad emotions, love/hate, and adventure that all life forms had and will have experienced will live on eternal for all to visit and experience.

Consider this concept: the omniscience of the Almighty isn't

tied to a single go-around. In the cosmic journey, we might have Now, let's question the notion of Judgment Day, where God

supposedly sorts the “Book of Life.” It seems like a tale spun to

maintain control, a narrative suggesting that God is unforgiving

in nature. 

However, the notion that God sits in judgment seems

made up to me. With the gift of free will, we become the architects of our own judgments. It's not about God forgiving or condemning; it's about the self-reflection born from our choices. 

Consider this: for those immersed in cruelty and unrepentant in their actions, the karmic consequences are profound. If you've reveled in causing pain and torture, death doesn't bring redemption. Instead, you carry the legacy of your deeds into the beyond – no heaven, just the haunting echoes of

hate, anguish, and torture. The choices we make in life have consequences in our afterlife.

Moving on to implications, souls tormented by the hell they

have created may disrupt the cosmic dance, leading to unstable

situations in atomic structures. The duty functions they were

meant to sustain are compromised by the turmoil they carry,

allowing molecules to roam where they shouldn't. 

We're not just exploring the consequences of our actions; we're delving into the intricate dance of energy, choices, and the cosmic order. Our choices always have an impact  reaction on the fabric of the universe. While not a destructive force, the

repercussions of one's deeds can lead to a cosmic event,

reshaping the known universe as we understand it.

Now, onto the concept of repentance. It's not a mere verbal

plea for forgiveness; it requires a deep acknowledgment of the

wrongs committed, seeking forgiveness not just from a higher

power but from the souls affected. 

For true redemption, the forgiveness of those you've wronged becomes the catalyst for a transformation. It doesn't erase the past, but it injects a small bit of love, hope, and compassion into your cosmic legacy, potentially sustaining you in the performance of your cosmic duty.

So, in departing this earthly realm, the path to the best heaven involves not just following biblical rules but embodying the fundamental principle of treating others as you'd want to be treated. It's about going the extra mile to help your fellow beings, weaving threads of compassion and understanding into the fabric of existence.

In this journey, the ultimate sacrifice is not just giving away the shirt off your back but being willing to give your life for another. It's an act of profound love, a camaraderie that transcends boundaries and plays a crucial role in creating your own heaven.

The principle here is clear: the more you give to others, the

more you receive in return. It's not just a karmic exchange; it's

akin to the enduring love and emotional bonds you share with

your parents. That emotional connection, that feeling of shared

pain and joy, extends beyond the earthly realm, creating a bond

for eternity.

Now, consider expanding this emotional bonds beyond your

family to encompass your fellow humans. By doing your best to

look out for others, you increase your chances of crafting the

best heaven possible. It's about performing ethereal duties with

compassion and kindness, ensuring that the energy within you continues its celestial dance until the time comes for a new

spiritual adventure.

For example, Oskar Schindler saved over 1,200 Jews

because he felt that something needed to be done, and those

he saved had children that were told the story of Mr. Schindler

good deeds and so on, and today more than 7,000 plus people are alive because of his actions and all the love from those 7,000 people gave rise to the positive energy that Oskar created by his actions, and will receive in the afterlife.

As we segue into exploring the nuances of universes and spiritual rebirths, one thing is clear: creating your own heaven is no walk in the park. It demands hard work, selflessness, and a commitment to the camaraderie that binds us all. 

Let's debunk the notion of heaven as a leisurely retreat amidst fluffy clouds. Instead, heaven emerges as the most challenging endeavor you'll ever face in your existence. It demands unwavering strength, boundless love, and the dedication of all cosmic entities working together.

Let's refocus on our theoretical purpose – the driving force of evolution. As we delve into its origin, a fundamental principle

emerges: everything is built on the foundation of evolving,

recycling, and contributing to the next civilization.

In the journey, embracing the entirety of existence becomes

the key. Evolution, love for our fellow beings, and shedding the

shackles of hate and torture are essential steps. By transforming

life on Earth into a semblance of heaven, we pave the way for

an even greater heaven in the afterlife, enriched by the lessons

learned during our odyssey as caporal beings.

Remember life is memory of emotions at a point in time stored in our brains as bio-electrical energy, and if energy cannot be destroyed then our memories will be everlasting, and in death those points in time are cast out into the cosmos where it once again goes where it needs to be to combine with other molecules  to create, and the energy that binds all, are our memories.