hat was the world like before it became civilized? Were we more than we are now? Was there really an Eden?
     Are we the descendents of Cain's children wandering in alienation from our soul? Not questioning the path handed to us from previous lost generations. Did you know that only Western civilization has the myth of being thrown out of Eden? The indigenous peoples throughout the world don't have this myth. Could it be possible that the Western point of view leads towards alienation? Is this the cause of all the grief within us? Is the sadness dwelling in the back of our mind, ours? Or is the Mother consciousness of Eden crying out for her children from our subconscious? Could the grief that dominates our depths and is claimed as an individual shame within all of us, could this grief be the lost Eden that used to unite us? Could the lost Eden not really be lost? But found as the suffering that took its place? Are we still united with her in one part of our mind and lost in another? Are we the cause of Her grief?
     A child in denial of the existence of the parent would cause great sadness. Are we the children of denial? Do you think that the current view of life, that we are just a bunch of accidental chemical interactions that have blundered into consciousness, wise? Has it ever dawned on you that we are alive and intelligent? Because our source, the universe is alive and intelligent? We are an outgrowth of the evolution of the universe, and we can only possess what it possesses. We didn't create ourselves, it created us. And we're in denial that this happened. Are denial and grief in any way connected? Or are you in denial of this also?