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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Thoughts On Infinity Infinity comprises that endless empyrean reach of a True continuous nature far beyond mankind’s ability To truly comprehend and appreciate the sheer magic Of the true enchantment and beauty of Almighty God’s Kingdom of everlasting peace, love, and devotion. Infinity is beyond all time, space, matter, and destination. It is bounded by a mystical aura of a true divine cosmic Perfection created by the heavenly design and intention Of God Himself as He has made His revelatory overtures To each of us for our eventual spiritual transformation. Infinity oft bespeaks stark images of an endless cosmic vortex, Punctuated by planets, stars, black holes, comets, and star dust; When it realistically may be more of a perfected state of a true Self-awareness and an accentuated level of consciousness that Transcends mankind’s finite level of reality and understanding. One day when each of us reach the end of our mortal coil on This Earth, we shall, in turn, make that final storied leap to the Heavens as our souls begin their cosmic ascension to God’s Kingdom, and shall arrive at their ultimate state holy bliss into The embrace and eternal love of Almighty God Himself. Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved August 29, 2018 (Quintain)
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