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Willing our future

God gives us will.

But he also give us temptation.

Why is this? Why does God give us Will and Temptation? Because God gives us Choice. Choice for Free Will and Free-dom (Free-domininion) and Choice for Temptation and going down into Darkness.

We use our will to overcome our temptation. We are free to choose. If you believe in Karma, then you have an easier choice.

Temptation drags us down into the lower world, the world of the unconscious, or into the world of the Collective Unconscious.

Will helps us rise (or emerge) above into the world of the lower conscious and middle conscious and superconscious and then into the world of light.

Evil is the opposite (spelt backwards) of live. Evil is down-wards. Live is up-wards.

When we sleep we are in the world of the lower conscious. In this world we can tap into universal wisdom and universal knowledge and get the answers to our deepest questions.

"Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil", from Psalm 23, gives us a clue to how to behave.

South Africans and so many others, eg Doctors and the Pharmaceutical industry, are so flooded with temptation; eg should a doctor insert a heart valve when it isn't really necessary? should a doctor refer someone for chemotherapy, when the person will die in any case? should a politician accept a bribe? should a person commit adultery because it's available?

All these are the temptations of the d-evil. The tempt-ations that tempt us to go down to "Egypt", spiritually. Egypt of the Bible is both physical and spiritual. Egypt in the Bible represents the Dark place. Israel of the Bible is both physical and spiritual. Israel represents the Light, and hence people who get into the light, become lighter as their heaviness is removed, and they become en-light-ened.
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