When You Can Walk on Water, Take the Boat - Webs

Ours and yours is System 22.”
“How many universes are there altogether, Marla?”
“How many grains of sand are there in the desert?
How many stars in the heavens?” she quickly replied in answer
to my question.
We were all quiet for a while. I could ‘hear’ the sound
of the wind as it quietly moved through the leaves above me.
“Then there must be other civilizations and people on other
planets and star systems?” I asked.
“Yes, John,” Gideon responded. “There are many life
forms in many universes. They were designed to live in harmony
with one another. Similarly, on earth there are many life
forms, each unique and having its own special place in the
scheme of things. Just as the ant is able to co-exist with the
elephant, mankind should be able to co-exist with one another
and also with the various other life forms.”
“Are some of the other civilizations more advanced
than ours, Gideon?”
“‘Advanced,’ is not the correct word. It would be more
accurate to use ‘aware,’ but for illustrative purposes let’s use
‘advanced.’ Are some life forms on earth more advanced than
others, more highly evolved, if you will? Of course there are.
Similarly, in the universe there are some civilizations far more
advanced than yours. Also, there are others far less evolved.
Some are truly energy or light beings, having no need for a
body as you know it. They’re so aware of their infinite power
that they create whatever they may need out of pure thought.
“Others are not as mature and still indulge in wars and
other less evolved behaviors. But they are all children of the
First Force and they’re all striving in one way or another to
achieve unity of purpose with their Creator. It’s the same
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