The complexity of salvation:
Before one can be saved, one must have a problem.
A problem is when desire and the world are found at opposites.
Once the world complies to human desire, the human will have no problem.
Alternatively, the removal of desire is the removal of the problem.
To have no desire is to abort the problem.
There are billions of people, each having a different desire.
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When a man is dead, he has no desire, thus he has no problem.
When a man is alive, he has desire, thus problems presist.
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It takes no energy to die.
It takes incredible energy to satisfy desire.
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If each human is alive, and at the same time all of their desires are satisfied, one person’s desire will conflict with the other – and there will be a war far larger then any other war.
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Those who have few needs and few desires – are far easier to save.
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If the soul lives on after death, then it probably has much less energy then it did when it had a body. But also, that body had more needs and desires.
If the soul has enough energy to provide for all of its needs and desires, then it is can save itself – and it needs no salvation.
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If heaven exists:
Heaven is a dreamworld, in which all pleasure and desire is satisfied.
In heaven, all your dreams come true.
Or do they?
If all of your dreams come true – then the energy needed to make those dreams come true – would be a large loss of energy.
Therefor, heaven is either an infinite energy source that can be controlled by desires – or it is an illusion which insalves the mind of a dead soul.
If it is possible that more energy can be used to form the desire – then the energy required to bring the illusion of that desire’s satisfaction, then an astral masterbation matrix could harvest energy from souls which had been assimilated and addicted to/by it.
Each soul becomes a battery. [Just like the matrix]
There are also the souls that are unplugged from the matrixes?
