ALL!

 

Today we are going to digress on the ALL lifestyle in Heaven. What does ALL stand for? A is for abundance, L is for liberty, and the other L is for love. These three words describe life in Heaven for the eternal beings God created to be his family. Every life God creates has the opportunity to join the family in the fullness of time. Some after their first mortal life is over.

A stands for abundance. This abundance includes the creations of God conjurable for use over and over again. There is no limit to the number of times a creation can be conjured. Then there is all the fresh-grown stuff like fruits, vegetables, and livestock all waiting for a ripe harvest for distribution. Then there are the manufactured goods. Heaven is full of the abundance of contributed labor. Plus the vast talents of the entertainers to pass time enjoying.

The first L stands for liberty. Liberty to any and all harmless acts. Be these acts theatrical crime waves, horrors, dramas, romances, any category at all as well as nonfiction life in Heaven. Nonfiction life is family life. Heaven is one big genealogical family tree. Every branch of the tree traces back to the invisible infinite living god. Everyone has vision bodies, adjustable vision, in addition to the natural organ of perception the all container or infinite composes.

The other L represents love. Heaven's family shares a family love life for normal relationships between the parties. Everyone is raised in knowledge at home or by proxy education receipt at a distance. Everyone knows alternate lifestyles they can choose from but family love is the normal relationship. Love is not reserved for a partner for a lifetime. Everyone can choose a loving home family environment.

The ALL lifestyle of Heaven is what is waiting on the other side of the veil of finite sense reception. After our mortal lives are over and we are restored to vision bodies family members we will perceive this truth. Now we must pass our lives subject to the corruption of original sin and suffering the curse of God. Someday after death, we will be home with God again.