all the lies and lives beneath the suns.
There was a universe inside a universe and they were made of a universe of universes.They all made the Whole and the Whole was One.The Whole made all of them and together they were All.It was a tangled weave all of them wove and it was good.An equlibrium existed within it.And it was beautiful and pure. All was fair and all served a purpose.The purpose being the existence of the Whole.Then something happened to the people that existed in relation to the Whole.They began to ask why.The why began to consume the people like a disease and it sickened the Whole.The people could not understand the why of existence.It was much to simple for them to understand.They created Belief.They created Faith.They never knew that their job was not to create,only to be at one with the Whole.They never realized that they were the Whole.They were to self-important to realize the simple fact that in being just a infinitely small portion of the Whole that It would continue to exist with or without them.They developed Ego.They developed Self.They made the Whole ill and the Whole sought a cure... --JackAlias [email protected]Conversations
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