A: Before Adam and Eve came into The Garden of Eden, God fulfilled all their needs and requirements through various trees bearing fruits of enlightenment - including the tree of life with its immortal body.  And God shared those fruits with his creations, Adam and Eve, and invited them to feel its source of life called Heaven!

Apart from the wisdom of the wind, however, the tree of knowledge (of good and evil) did not have an immortal body.  It was cause and effect.  Summonsed up through the Earth’s crust itself – through the KNOWLEDGE that mankind had other ideas surpassing the will of God – it drew from its source of life called choice.  And from that moment on, choice was the choice Adam and Eve had to face.

Even as their bodies were unashamed and each walked without clothes or adornments, God saw that their bodies had a will and desire of their own.  And God saw the choice they had to make: to live in his creation of love and light and behold the nature of God in all things equal, or be forevermore cast into the light of shame (to become timid) and desire to reflect upon cause and effect; to reflect upon blame. 

Encoded in our DNA since the exodus from The Garden, human bodies have forevermore had scales to shed – forces of choices to make.  And just as the scales of a serpent move it from limb to limb, humans climb the ladder of DNA one rung at a time. 

Both Adam and Eve played integral parts in witnessing God’s greatest gift – life – as well as in witnessing God’s loneliest plane – decisions – following the departure from oneness.  From that point forward, Jesus was set into motion to be born and save mankind from its sins of the body’s need to justify its choices. 

Live in The Light of love with Jesus walking by your side.  For with Jesus, your sins are washed clean and you shed your lower body without fear while invigorating your body of enlightenment from Christ, which keeps your heart alive.  It is your heart’s reason for being!  Your Christed body exists within you now and stirs you awake each morning to behold yet again all that God created for you to imagine.  Believe and be saved!

Love and be loved,

LYNN SCOTT