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In cases of violating such Creational evolutionary processes, all parties involved must contribute the necessary energies into the composite equation in order for each to move forward in their respective evolutionary process based on their past or current negative or positive inputs, otherwise stagnation occurs in their respective realms of reality(s). | In cases of violating such Creational evolutionary processes, all parties involved must contribute the necessary energies into the composite equation in order for each to move forward in their respective evolutionary process based on their past or current negative or positive inputs, otherwise stagnation occurs in their respective realms of reality(s). | ||
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Hawaiian 21:52, 8 June 2009 (UTC) Creation is the evolutionary developmental process that interconnects the material and non-material energies by evolving higher intelligent beings who act as interfaces between such energies within the frame work of Creational Laws. Through harmony, each entity contributes to their Spiritual development as well as Creation itself leading into the Oneness of Absolute Absolutum to continue evolving.
In cases of violating such Creational evolutionary processes, all parties involved must contribute the necessary energies into the composite equation in order for each to move forward in their respective evolutionary process based on their past or current negative or positive inputs, otherwise stagnation occurs in their respective realms of reality(s).
Finally, a purpose I understand and of logical interpretation.
--Om 00:22, 3 June 2010 (BST)