The 10th Prasad. "The Great Reveal" by The Planetmates: Faith Vs. Fear, Playful Vs. Predictable

This is a reading of The Tenth Prasad, as received from The
Planetmates, with additional explanation, context, and some commentary
by SillyMickel Adzema. The issues highlighted in the commentary relate
to that of the blissful existence of the Planetmates based on absolute
faith in the goodness of Existence contrasted with the fearful one of
humans based on mistrust, and of the adventurous, playful lives of the
Planetmates compared to the striving for predictability and certainty
of humans.

The full text of The Tenth Prasad reads as follows:

The Tenth Prasad

Rather
than the natural state of being, awareness, and bliss, your state of
omnipresent fear caused you to be ever more unable to accept the gifts
of life and survival on Nature’s terms, which were uncertain, but on
the other hand, adventurous and surprising. It is the state we enjoy
and find blissful and playful and always interesting.

Your
fear made you unable to bear the uncertain state. So, being impatient,
and therefore unwilling to receive sustenance and nurturing on Nature’s
timetable, you first began taking control of when you would be
nourished by adding planetmate flesh to your former vegetarian diet.

Your
descent into aggression and savagery started here, because when you
learned how to kill fellow planetmates, which had not been in your
nature prior to the prematurity trauma and your constant adult state of
tension, it was not too long before you began to be able to kill each
other.

Continuing to lose faith in the reality of divine
perfection, love, and nurturing, which all other planetmates know
without doubt, you thought you needed to compete over resources and
sometimes to kill your own to keep from starving, or to keep from being
killed. The first was your delusion, the second was your delusion made
real among yourselves.

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