NO WAR

We must finally realize that wars and destruction do not make the human race fit for the Divine mission. Disharmonies with nature only exacerbate our inability. Day by day we have to prove ourselves and the Creator that the human brain is able to know the world. In a creative, formative, constructive way.
And then the great ruler will really need us to be present, because in any case we are structural units of the universe, of the created and of the imagined worlds’. BUT, we will only become useful, advanced units of God's system if we learn to feel, to do, and to think for the sake of the whole. And there is no place for total selfishness, stupidity, piety, or excessive self-esteem. NATURA, nature was created at the same time as we were. We were formed, evolved, felt, learned the laws and rules of coexistence with nature IN IT. And now we violate these universal laws and foolishly quit nature and become enemies and consider it our enemy.
In the infinite universe, regardless of our thinking or knowledge, there are worlds created by special or even similar "human" beings, which are perhaps more necessary for the Creator to operate the entire system. If God does not need an irreparable, decaying, defective "component", a dying Earth, Nature, Earth life, he will let it get to the cosmic garbage heap, with all its components. In order to reverse this process, as far as possible, Art and the use of a special system of creative minds are also required for orientation, for expressing feelings and thoughts. The work of art is also born in the same place as scientific discoveries. In the human brain. To the best of our knowledge, we can consider the human brain to be God's creative process of nature, the highest order. This is where the artwork comes from. The multitude of Works make up an important element of the earthly system in universal thinking. We can create works that are important to both the creator and the earthly being. They can be used with details for God's mission to operate the whole world.
Igor E. Prokop. 2020.










