"The world will not see complete harmony until all of God's children have returned to Them. There will be no feast as long there is still suffering by anyone. I challenge the most studious scholars to disagree, to glorify an all-loving God, yet accept a feast in heaven amid even one anguishing cry from below, or from inside." "The world will not see complete harmony until all of God's children have returned to Them." There will be no feast as long there is still suffering by anyone. I challenge the most studious scholars to disagree, to glorify an all-loving God, yet accept a feast in heaven amid even one anguishing cry from below, or from inside."

— The Devil

With the devil eliminated it's time to bring The Resolution to fruition. No more absolution device, no more blame, no more doubt— no more disconnection.

We begin anew with the dean of human faculties like before, the mind, which is no longer flat. We still don't know everything, but we're ready to allow more possibilities. Our mind still has trouble with dimensions, but we understand realities better with new perspectives. Problems continue to challenge us, but we have the approach and know precisely the plan.

The big brain is not used merely for intimidation anymore, but for delivering us from the human bubble.

Starting with the beginning, which began meticulously deliberate, we subject this new mind. We use it to work out conflicts posed by accidental notions, and recognize Life's unquestionable origin. We recognize that we do not have the copyright to Life. We are thankful to be a part of God's living work.

We no longer reject God, whether by claiming our own originality or by refusing Their creations including, but not limited to, humans. We turn our attention to the preparation of God's glorious kingdom. We halt the age-old squandering tradition, build on an endowed beginning, and invest in a better future.

We can read about the past and nourish visions of the future, all the while knowing neither prophets nor prophecies can change God's authorship of Life.

Although "we cannot determine heaven for sure until we get there, we should be very certain of what we expect from its new inhabitants."

We expect to have a relationship with God. Rather than making religion a part-time job or full-time dedication, we trust that God lives within us. Our rhythm reveals our Parents, our thoughts reflect Their ideals, our actions amplify Their original intent— to have an intelligent species spiritually mature on its own.

We expect to make God a dominant lifetime tradition.

We expect the human race to outgrow its spiritual trikes, and achieve complete independence from dogma and other human-made spiritual devices.

Allowing the possibilities of inter-dimensional thoughts, we anticipate a limited-use of our corporal life— yet live permanently without reservation.