The three plagues of humanity are to be deaf, dumb, or blind. If you possess either of these characteristics, you are firmly into a triple state of darkness. This will prevent you from being able to build without the absence of confusion. By all standards, you may reflect the complex of mental and ethical states of an uncivilized savage.

Now these three elements can occur in the solar facts (mind), or the actual facts (body), the outcome will always be the same ei- ther way. In actual fact, if a man has suffered from one of these defects, he will never be able to accomplish what a man who is 100% intact can

Sure he may be able to do some things, but his creativity will still have limitations. If we are tocorrectly build a civilization, how can we do this if a man cannot hear? How will he create sound, for the masses who can hear, if he never heard it? Along with the trials and tribulations of striving to create such, how will he know what doesn’t work, as opposed to what does, if he cannot hear sound?

If a man is dumb and cannot comprehend knowledge because of this limitation, how can he even communicate mathematically what is needed to build, if the universe consisted of nothing?

If a man is blind, he cannot see what is needed to be built, nor will he be able to physically formulate ideas for the ones who can see. How do you teach a man who was never seen in his life, what the color red looks like? It is mathematically impossible to teach any of the three of the things they lack.

If any of these defects are at the core of the solar facts, (mind), the actual facts will fail also. Each plane of existence supports each other. Nor can one plane thrive without the complete cooperation of the other. God is 110% complete

In order for creation to be brought into existence, the cre- ator must know how to properly Build and Destroy. Everything both in nature and the works of man is produced by a process of Build and Destroy. If a man is deaf, dumb, or blind, it will prevent him from being able to measure how much should be built and how much should be destroyed. Do the one!

The rock is built up of atoms; t he plants, animals and man are built of atoms and cells. A house is built of bricks and a book is built of letters. The process of building necessitates and alternates the process of destroying. Old- er forms that have served their purpose are destroyed and the material of which they are com- posed enter into new combinations of life.

There is reciprocal integration and disintegration. In all com- pounded bodies, old cells are ceaselessly being destroyed. New cells are built to take their place. The works of man are also required to be continually renewed until they have become old and useless, when they are destroyed for a better purpose to be served. The two processes of Build and Destroy in nature are called death and life. In the artificial works of man they are called destruction and restoration.This dual process, which obtains uni- versally in things visible also obtained universally in things invisible. As a body is built of cells, a house is built of bricks, a man’s mind can only be built of thoughts. The various character- istics of men are none other than compounds of thought of varying combinations.

Proverbs 23:7 says, “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” What’s in a man’s heart is a fixed process of thought. Fixed in the sense, they’ve become such an integral part of a man’s character, they can only be removed by a protracted effort of will and self-discipline.

The character of a man is built the same way a tree is built, through ceaseless addition of new material and that new material is thought. By aid of trillions of bricks a city is built; by aid of trillions of thoughts, God is built. “Rome was not built in a day.”

The deaf, dumb and the blind cannot be responsible for building the kingdom. They can only destroy it. The deaf doesn’t con-

cern himself with what truth sounds like. He can’t hear it anyway. The dumb doesn’t know that they don’t know. The blind doesn’t care to get a glimpse of truth, because it doesn’t serve him in his blindness. These failures in being able to look upon life’s universal meanings prevent us from ever being able to sit at the table of social equality, amongst a group of men, or society of men, for one common cause.

Every man, or woman must per- force thought, and everythought is another brick laid down in the edifice of the mind (house). This cannot be done if such brick laying is done loosely and carelessly by a vast number of deaf, dumb and blind individuals. The results will be unstable. Fools will be ready to fall under the first attack of trouble or temptation.

Many put into the building of the best part, massive numbers of impure thoughts. These are rotten bricks that crumble away as fast as they are put within the foundation of God’s house. Leaving the house unfinished and an unsightly building, which can afford no comfort and no shelter for its possessor. Debilitating thoughts of lies, enervat- ing thoughts concerning failure. Sickly thoughts of self-pity and self praise are useless bricks,by which no substantial build can be raised.

Pure thoughts are wisely cho- sen and well placed are durable bricks which will never crumble away and which affords comfort and shelter for its builder. It can be rapidly erected through these unadulterated thoughts. Brac- ing thoughts of strength, confi- dence, unity, inspiring thoughts of a large, free, unfettered and unselfish equality are substantial for a proper build to be raised and for the building of a house, or family in this manner, under these laws, necessitates that old and useless habits of thought must be broken down and destroyed.

Any man, or society of men, who scrupulously observes the process of Build and Destroy in their dealings, can no more fail at Knowledge, Wisdom, Understanding, Freedom, Justice and Equality, Love, Peace and Happiness, Food, Clothing and Shelter than, the earth can fail of the light and warmth of the sun, so as long as it keeps its lawful rotation.

For he is working in harmony with the fundamental laws of the universe. Building his life on a basis which cannot be altered or overthrown and therefore, all that he does will be strong and durable and all parts of his life will be coherent, harmonious and firmly knit that it cannot possibly be destroyed by those who are deaf, dumb and blind.

In all the universal forms which are built up by the one seen and heard everywhere, with unerr- ing power, it will be found that the observance of mathematical law is carried out with unfailing exactitude down to the most minute detail. The microscope reveals the fact that the indefinitely small is just as perfect as the infinitely great. A snowflake is as perfect as a star. Likewise, in the erection of a house, or soci- ety, the strictest attention must be paid to every detail.

Even so it is with the life of man. He who lives a life free from mis- ery and failures to which many fall victim, must carry the moral practice, the moral principle of Build and Destroy, as God did in the times of Noah and Sodom and Gomorrah into every detail of his life, into every momentary duty and trivial transaction. In every little thing he must be thorough and honest, ne- glecting nothing.

To neglect or misapply any detail, be he man or God, is the same as neglecting a stone on a brick building and it will be a source of weakness and trouble. The majority of those who fail and come to grief do so through neglecting the apparently insignificant details.

It is a common error to suppose that little things can be passed by and that the greater things are more important and should receive all attention; but a cursory glance at the universe, as well as a little serious reflection on life, will teach the lesson that nothing great can exist which is not made up of small details and in com- position of which every detail is perfect.

Unity among the wise is the only way we can Build what is needed and Destroy what is not. What makes God, God? His ability to show and prove that he is, by building a devil to appear strong and powerful and destroying him in one day without falling victim to the devil’s civilization.

ONE LOVE! ONE LAW! ONE NATION!

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When most people read this quote, they are envisioning lots of plants, lots of whole grains, and yes, what my patients call “cardboard” — food that’s good for our bodies but not our taste buds (taste buds can be trained, by the way, to enjoy foods you never thought you would).

But I bet no one is envisioning a huge cup of Joe, are they? The fact is, due to its worldwide popularity, coffee is probably the greatest source of antioxidants in the global diet. And while having lots of it isn’t recommended for everyone, for some of us, it may just be the super food of the century.

It may lower your risk of death.

It helps make your reproductive systems happy.

It can help lower your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.

It helps protect your brain.