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Life is fragile: We here are insulated quite a lot. We are told of great eternal and undying lands that actual omniscient and omnipotent gods rule. In that imagined sphere, it would be eternally unjust to not provide every last person no matter how depraved a chance to eventually
get through Hell to some place that they can have life and peace once they learn. It is true that almost all do have that chance, but we are basing our ideas of what is fair and right upon a model or view of reality that does not in fact exist. As much as most would not agree
with me, our society on the other side is only 18 to 20k years old roughly, as measured from the leap. The cartoons I made are not just sci-fi. They are loosely based on the very real events of the past. The reality is that while we see ET and we see ancient ruins and giants
of past powerful civilizations still in pods in Antarctica, the actual reality is that it is all fiction for our collective benefit. We do and will see ET here, but in this life only. There are no real ETs here, but those the drama department and sometimes the cabal make.
The cold reality is that the society that we ultimately broke off from in the leap, is all dead. They have been for quite some time. I was not making that up. The cartoon is accurate on that. Even worse, I did not cover the fact that in times many many years before that, the
Ancient society that wiped itself out had actually nearly wiped itself out at some point in the past. They had advanced stuff, and then had to completely get back to that again from essentially another stone age. Life is violent and life is dangerous it is only by the narrowest
of circumstances that the eternal society we have now even made it in the first place. So we did make it, and we are insanely powerful now, but please do not think for a minute that we ever forgot those lessons. Life only lasts as long as it can be done in peace. There is always
a way to wipe it out. It is for that very important reason why some never were given a soul in the first place. If anyone is deemed to be past the point of being able to be brought back to a safe point for our eternal society, they will have never from the start of their life on
Earth. It is too cruel to pit even the most rough and tumble soul into a life that gets too dangerous that would risk the safety in the other side, so no soul gets put in from the start. That is why there is a curse. The top members of the bloodlines are too far gone (not lower
level people). Additionally, if someone with a soul gets too rough past a certain point (and that is quite a rough point) their memories get disassociated with the mortal being they were, and they are then permanently led to believe they were actually a victim. In that way the
most irredeemable people here can both have permanent death and eternal life, depending on your perspective. The mortal role dies, but the soul lives. But back to the point, life is fragile. This world has a safety net. The other does not. In order to progress we must learn.
Life is very long. All will save the cursed. It can take very many years, but all will learn. But the curse is real and those without souls cannot be allowed past this life because there is no way to change their will to the point where we will be safe from them long term. Sad,
but this is not a game. For the good of all, the innocent must be fiercely protected first. The rough and tumble will make it and see the error of their ways, but the pure unadulterated evil will be gone. No way around that. This is reality, not the fantasy many imagine.
