Last Thoughts

    

Hear ye, foolish people of Earth!

        You are dooming yourselves and all other forms of life on this planet to an untimely death. Your path through history is coming to a point of no return and options are limited. Now there are only three outcomes possible. Future number one, which is the most natural and desirable, comes to pass when mankind realizes that everyone must work together to fix the many dangers looming ahead. Until now, that is not happening. Future number two, slowly beginning to unfold, leads to catastrophic annihilation by nukes . The third possibility offers a way of redemption. Some religions teach Armageddon scenarios and 'End of Days' prophecies as something God ordained for the future. These are mythical dead-end predictions. Actually, a planet at peace is just the beginning for a species destined to inherit the galaxy.

         There is one universal and immutable Spiritual Law: Humankind must solve their own problems. There is no miraculous solution set to unfold, while everyone cringes in expectation. A single mortal, being a member of humanity, works just as well. Unfortunately, no one wants to trust in a benevolent dictator who might turn out to be an Anti-Christ.

         Failure to secure a safe future results in horrifying consequences, but not as horribly as this realization: From the spiritual side only souls that have fulfilled their obligations on Earth can hope to continue their work off-world or in the deep cosmos. Those souls in life still left with work to do here remain stranded in this system, simply because all vehicles of life will cease to exist after the initial destruction. You will have abandoned your mother planet and left a dead, toxic rock; there is not enough cosmic time to start over.

         Fulfilling your purpose for being here hangs in the balance on what you decide. Failing that purpose, other than being a monumental tragedy, amounts to a disastrous waste of time, and heart-breaking effort!

Azrael

A message to the news media from John