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Q : I hate to argue with you here, but whole groups of people have died on this planet, and it has happened more than once. Are you saying that it’s perfectly okay that this has happened, because everyone wanted to die?
A : I am not saying that it is “okay that it happened” the way or at the time that it did. The choice to experience any event as “okay” or “not okay” is a choice for every person who is affected in any way by any event to make. I will never tell a person that their choice is “right” or “wrong.” Their choice is their choice, and it is not for me to judge.
A : No. I know that in human terms there may be many things that would understandably be defined by humans as “not okay”—and to call them anything else might even be considered unhealthy and cruel within the context of normal and appropriate human behavior. It is by this device that you establish the fundamental values of your civilization—even if you do not all live by them.
What I am saying here is that no human being’s experience of what your species calls “death” can occur in violation of that person’s individual Superconscious Will. And no civilization’s experience of what your species calls total destruction can occur in violation of that civilization’s Collective Superconscious Will.