Dichotomy of Paradise, or, two true truths.

How is it that in so many different cultures it is speak of a time when the world, animals, humans and nature were perfect?

I have always believed that imagination was something creative that was part of the richness of the mind, but I have realized that it is something more complex. We could think that it is a matter of the mind, of its capacity, but as if to create we are based on what we have seen, absorbed, experienced .., all, things that have existed, we can come to the conclusion that nothing can be imagined if It has never existed. -I can not imagine that behind that roof down there is a cat .., if I have never seen a cat.-

Well … how is it that so many different cultures and religions have “imagined” a perfect world, without having been able to see a world in that state, as many people claim that it has never existed? Those who say that all this is no more that a desire, they rely on that it is only the imagination, Without reconsidering where the imagination comes from.

There is this dichotomy because some can not really “imagine” a perfect, benevolent world that does not exist for them, because they have never seen a “cat” (the metaphor), so they can not imagine that behind that roof there may be a cat. In the knowledge of God we are told that not all of us descend on this Earth at the same time and that when we have all descended here we are reborn again and again, therefore, not everyone has the same experiences.

We must bear in mind that all experiences and what has been lived …, are recorded individually in the soul and that can no longer be erased. We have heard about the subconscious, the unconscious, the collective consciousness … but this is about the ancestral consciousness, much deeper; the impact of the first experience. Therefore, for some the existence of a perfect world is patent, because they feel it in the depth of their heart …, and for others it is only a fallacy. Two real truths.