Lucienne Lovelette TheArtMagazine Collection International 02 February 5, 2014 - ISSN 0799-3609 | Page 505

orld Of the Dead, And The Original Hades)
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shes to ashes dust to dust.” Is that not what Earth is all about? A
dust bowl, an ash mound, gunfire, bombs (brimstone), filth, volcanoes and
wild fires. If the punishment were immediate death, Earth would instead
be a dumping ground for carcasses not presumably living beings. But, as
promised to Adam and Eve; one admonished and recycled after nine hundred
plus years, and the other allowed eternal life with governorship of Earth and
Goddess of the Damned therein. Since she disobeyed the command to be
like God, she was made to eat from the tree of life, given everlasting life, and
became Goddess of the Earth where the Damned become tormented before
resting in Death.
“Death Is A Part Of Life!” How often have we hear this OXYMORONIC
(Decidedly Foolish) phrase? Death is not only a conclusion for Earthlings,
it’s institutionalized and programmed in the habits and psyche of all. Each
person born on Earth works assiduously in preparation for death, without
fail, and without question.

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