| BkI:12.III.6 | If a foreign thought of love was conceived and crossed into the Heaven of God, then the idea of fear could also be created or extended within the divine creation that stretched without end. So, next to the creation of matter, which is condensed consciousness, then fear could exist too. There had to be a world in which fear and love were seen face to face. These opposites were necessary to make the idea of separation possible. In this sense, the micro-particle of light—that part of the soul that conceives itself as separate from its Creator and everything—created a world of fear in its own way. Not the Earth, but a world that would rule the lives of its inhabitants. |