"Who would have thought," Showay mused to himself, "that visiting a few farms could unveil such amazing information". Too energized to continue sitting, he got up and began slowly pacing around the house.
"If I get this right," he continued in his thought process, "this Creative energy is really meant to express in a way that propels our Spiritual Understanding and Growth… in a way that nourishes our Soul and Brightens our Heart…in a way that allows us to use our Gifts and physical body to solidify intangible ideas into tangible form and create and experience a beautiful Life. Through the use of our Hands, Voice, Feet, Mind, Heart, Soul, communion with Source… a sculpture, pottery, music, buildings, structures, and natural simple manifestations that I can’t even think of right now… Earth could become a True Creative Paradise or Play Ground… It would be Father’s Garden restored, where all creations would convey the sacred and innocent nature of the original seed that brought forth the creative idea… tangible manifestation of Father’s Good Will and Intent for us… especially if we were to re-claim our recognition we are an integral part of Nature and our surroundings."
While contemplating this understanding, Showay remembered Aurora showing him how he was transforming the seeds he was receiving from Father into books which were to bear great fruit, reward, and life. "A man receiving Divine Seed and bringing forth new Life… now that’s a good change…"
Almost unconsciously, he began contemplating how this information applied to women and in but an instant he had a flash. "That’s too funny," he uttered aloud. "That’s waaaaay tooo funny… I can’t believe this… it’s just waaay too funny… the immaculate conception!"
As he went back to his recliner, smiling in disbelief, Showay picked up his pen and diary and began writing down all he was shown. As he caught up with the notion of the immaculate conception, he wondered whether he would ever share this revelation in any of his books. Erring on the side of caution he noted: "Better left unto the readers to figure this one out… but I will write this for my own progress: by telling us that the reception of Divine Seed leads to childbearing, men, obviously incapable of childbearing, are given the unspoken impression that they were not created to ever receive Divine Seed nor to be Divinely Creative."
No sooner he closed his diary, that he remembered what Aurora said during his adventure in the Ruby Valley. "It is however in the denial of the Receptive – Creative Endeavor that men lost their nourishment for the Soul. Their window of opportunity was closed and thereby, the degradation of their Soul was an easy matter to obtain…"
