hat followed. The thoughts that served
him well in understanding his infinite life had set him to prey upon
his own kind and in falling from his cosmic grace, he found mortality
through his love for woman.
He cleaved only to her. He obeyed and honoured only her. He
permitted his gift to fail him for a suggestion that there was more to
life than the bliss of a simple and peaceful being.
There was more than long life and contentment in a world of fruitful
abundance, to use at their slightest whim. Yet, all this was to pass
away from sight when they allowed their manners to fail them. Whims
of habit overtook them and tore them from the eternity of the Universe
and its Grand Thought. The Grand Thought that no longer would care
for them, but indeed set them onto a path of struggle for survival.
Impatience reigned on a tiny speck of universal dust. The Earth
suffered from that day when curious questions began to jab at its
Heart, and to tear into the very atoms that insured existence. Life
was aware of impending mortality and that life, which called itself
Intelligent and Humanity, had turned its struggle to live into one of
greed and self-fulfilment.
Millennia passed, witnessing countless struggles between the
intelligent human beings who warred over arid and barren parcels of
land which could be traversed by foot in a fraction of a day.
Love was locked out of the hearts of men, and hate was to ravage the
civilized. Hate and greed tempted all whom were alive to hurt their
own kind, and to hurt their stellar home, as well. Through six
thousand years, minds and souls searched for truth but turned their
hearts away, from the few which had come to help them. They allowed
their violations to stain and bloody their souls. They carried on as
if nothing could touch them in life, or in death.
Mankind took command of everything and like maggots devouring rotting
flesh, grew in knowledge and in material things until the very essence
of life itself was at their command.
It became an unsure and frightening time in the Earth's history.
Mankind had now realised that the total destruction of everything that
they knew, and craved for, could happen within minutes. It was
destruction that they, themselves, could cause through the slightest
whim ruled by hate. Through pangs of anxiety, the Earth itself spewed
forth fire from its bowels. The land shook and called its children,
that circled close to her, to come and f
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