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Why did most people in the 20th century not even seek super happiness? Why did not anyone seem to care? The old code left us resigned and clueless. We had no idea how sad our lives were because we did not know how happy we could be.
The world did not yet know about something very special: when we entered the new code, we discovered intense happiness every single day of our lives. As the Third Vision took me into the new code, I rose from my sad stupor. I unexpectedly entered a delightful euphoria. You see, the giant numb spot to appreciating life and love during the 20th century came to life with feelings after 2001. We entered four entirely new frontiers of happiness, which gave us the desire to live forever.
The first new frontier of happiness that I actually experienced late during the Fifth Vision was an incredible treat called the celebration. The celebration caused very intense romantic love as well as very intense family love and friendship love. The best way I can describe the celebration to you is for you to remember the early weeks of falling in love and how every visit with your new-found love filled you with intense joy. Also, remember the day your first child was born and the excitement that ran through you. And remember being with your best friend during the best times of your life. Those experiences filled you with more happiness than anything you have known since and came closest to giving you a hint at the celebrations the people felt all the time under the new code. You never had to work for those super feelings; they automatically filled you all day long. Those sensational celebrations in the 20th century like falling in love or bringing a child into the world captured temporarily under the old code what life was like permanently under the new code.
Alas, in the 20th century the celebrations of love -- those super-intense flames of happiness -- ran out of energy after awhile. In your one special time in all eternity, you felt those super-intense flames of happiness for only a few months or less. As the romantic celebrations, for example, lost energy and faded in the 20th century's suppressed society, you and your love got together one particular day, perhaps less than a year after finding each other, and for one last time felt the celebration. There you were, feeling happy, holding and touching, not even knowing that this was the last real celebration. A sad tragedy was happening right then during that happy moment together. The intense flame of happiness when together was ending. From then on, time together would not be a special celebration. The flame had been fading and hence would glow no longer.
After 2001, under the new code, you felt those intense celebrations of love not for a fraction of your life, but for your entire life. Imagine feeling in love and happy, on a natural high, year after year after year.
On such high, abiding feelings of love and happiness, you could barely believe that you and your spouse could have lived the rest of your lives never knowing all this happiness. Sometimes your mind would wonder what tragedies would have been if we stayed under the old code. You could not help but to imagine your whole life under the old code, and for one sad moment, you pondered into the future to the very end when your spouse was dying: There, in your thoughts, you looked deep into her eyes, wanting to hold the life inside her with your love. As you looked into her eyes and she looked into your eyes, you felt the greatest love that you had ever felt for each other. This was the most special moment of your life. Yet this was the saddest moment of your life as her eyes could stay open no longer. As she closed her eyes, your heart broke. Don't go...don't go. ...During her one last moment as you looked into each other's eyes for the last time, you both felt the warm flame flickering once again. Then it was gone, forever.
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