09-01 The Laws of Gender Physical Death

When we look at the law of gender, there are two aspects of the law that are important for us to understand. The first deals with the creation. God created man, and then created woman from man. This means that if something were to exist, it required unity male and female, positive and negative, yin and yang, and so on. While God spoke of gender here, it wasn’t until they ate of the tree of knowledge of good and evil that gender made a difference. With the knowledge of good and evil, Adam’s and Eve’s mind now saw each other as different, male and female.

Before having eaten from the tree of knowledge, the emphasis of gender was a reflection of unity of opposites, law of duality, in signifying a balance of energy. After having eaten from the tree of knowledge, the emphasis of gender was a reflection of the physical life, man and woman, yin and yang, positive and negative, good and evil and so on. The second aspect of this law deals with the growth process. We know that for anything to grow it has a gestation or incubation period. Everything begins with a seed, and from that seed something grows over a period of time, different from one seed to another.

Trees, plants, flowers, humans, animals, etc. Gender of a particular seed will only render like gender results. For instance, if you plant a blueberry seed and it grows into a blueberry bush, it will only have blueberries as its fruit. It will not have strawberries, blackberries or any other berries other than blueberries. Humans can only produce other humans. Cows can only produce cows. Oak trees can only produce oak trees, and the list goes on and on. Something that is hidden in this law is that the law of gender relates to everything surrounding our life experiences, whether it be success, prosperity, loving relationship, etc.

The law of gender tells us that in each of these there is both a positive and negative aspect of each we will live, and that based upon this law the timing of receipt of these things we want and desire have a specific gestation or incubation period. It is through our thoughts and emotional intentions where we interact from our physical realm with the spiritual realm to manifest our wants and desires into our life experience. When you create those new intentions for your life, you’re drawing from the formless substance or the spiritual world.

This world is unseen. No one knows how long it’s going to take to create your intentions. However, all creation of form is a recreation from the spiritual world. The law of physical death. At the end of the story of Adam and Eve, God speaks to Adam about his partaking of the fruit of the tree of knowledge. In Genesis 3 verse 19, God tells Adam, In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground, for out of it waste thou taken, for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return.

This is part of the Adamic covenant between God and his people, showing his grace about his Son to come and redeem his people. We discuss death and life after death in chapter 1, defining life. Death occurs with the releasing of the physical energy of our bodies. Our spiritual soul never dies and is removed from our body, returning to the spiritual realm as a part of this physical death. We end the story by God stating in Genesis 3 verse 22 that man he had created has become one of us to know good and evil, and that it is of the tree of life that man must eat so that he can live forever.

It is important for us to understand the story in whole and not take it in parts to develop an understanding that is misleading. This story speaks of our separation from our source. It is a symbolic story that allows us to identify with our separation from source. There can be many interpretations of this story, but one thing holds true. In A Course of Miracles, it states that if God knows his children, and I assure you that he does, would he have put them in a position where their own destruction was possible? The forbidden tree was named the tree of knowledge, yet God created knowledge and gave it freely in his creations.

The symbolism here has been given many interpretations, but you may be sure that any misinterpretation that sees either God or his creations as capable of destroying their own purpose is in error. It is the symbolic eating of the fruit that we bring forth the condition of self-creating, ego. This is the only state when God and his creations are not co-creating. So we are brought back to the root of the story. It is in our thoughts that we begin the creation process. It can be a self-creating thought, a thought generated by our ego, or it can be a co-creating thought, a thought generated from our inner being which is God given to us as our soul.

As we have identified through the story of Adam and Eve that the test of God to Adam and Eve was one of obedience, had Adam and Eve obeyed God and not eaten from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, then they would have remained living in the light of the Spirit. Having disobeyed God and ate the fruit of the tree, their mind was open to good and evil, and the differences between the physical and spiritual dual lives we live in this physical form. So the final law we are provided here in the story of Adam and Eve is the law of obedience.

Thank you for joining us in this exploration of understanding the law of gender and physical death. Until next time, remember to keep the faith, stay strong and continue to shine your light in the world. To hear these daily devotions of your daily bread, please log on to godisgovernment.com. Goodbye, and may your faith always lead the way. [tr:trw].