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In order to prevent chaos and to establish uniformity of cause and effect, the Entities established rules by which all matter should exist.
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Every rule, such as gravity, action and reaction, etc., was therefore ordained prior to the emergence of matter.
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After the Entities created matter they formulated the method by which they could inhabit and thereby experience the physical plane.
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| | | ii | Creation of life |
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Once the medium for life was created many individual entities started attempting to create life forms within which they could dwell.
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As time went on, various entities continued to manipulate the shape and structure of the life forms in order that entities could have a greater selection of physical experiences.
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The imaginations of the various entities became responsible for the numerous and varied forms of life that evolved over long periods of time.
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Ultimately the entities created man after much trial and error.
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To date man is at the top of the ladder in the entities evolutionary progressive creation.
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| | | iii | Formation of man |
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In the evolutionary formation of man the entities were given to experiment, and they did.
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The products of their experimentation came in many different shapes and sizes. Various legends of ancient times give some idea of the range of their experimentation.
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Man, as he is today, was found to be the ultimate form in which the entities could experience physical existence.
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Having freedom of motion and action, yet being able to coexist with the physical plane's current environment, forced the entities to establish priority of form.
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Occasionally an entity may still be given to experiment. If its form is of no benefit to survival and growth, then that variation of form quickly disappears.
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Should the physical plane's environment encounter great change, then the priority of form may change.
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i choose
i chose to be born, – to live or die,
Even the sex, that would be i;
i chose the race, from which to appear,
Also my wealth, my health and my fear.
i chose my trials and stumbling blocks,
And the legs i would use, in all of those walks;
i chose my sadness, my joy and my love,
i chose to serve and not be above.
i chose this life – with all of its dues,
And with each dawn, again i choose;
The experiences for me that wait ahead,
To be alive, or be claimed dead.
And of the future lives i've yet,
It is my choice that i begat;
All the things, however pleasin',
That shall befall me in those seasons.
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