- 60 - is why it only depicts the truly beautiful that we see in God’s works. It isn’t like on Earth, where ugliness is often depicted. The cities, with their institutions that serve art, supply the artist that furnish our houses with works of paintings and plastics the way we want it. These cities have always a particularly beautiful style of constriction. The buildings that serve the mentioned purposes already display this on their exterior. They display specific emblems. Other show inscriptions that are not chiselled into the masonry like on similar buildings on Earth, they constantly change, shine in varying colours and give the building a constantly changing character, according to God’s spiritual world. Other cities enrich life through works of poetry. A lot of poets live there (naturally not all of them), artists of the “God’s composing community”. “God’s composing community” is the appellation for those that were given the gist of poetry. They compose our hymns and songs for our celebrations of God, but also for our everyday use. There are masters amongst them by God’s grace. They also create larger works, exactly like on Earth. We have very many of them, but none that do not pay homage to God. Their works of poetry can be found in houses and in general libraries everywhere. Those that want to have them do not receive them through purchasing them in a bookstore, but through the means of applying their will in regards to making contact with the supplier of these books and they in turn will make them available in a spiritual, but to you inconceivable way. The cities are constructed from mental, spiritual matter according to the type of their inhabitants. They are accordingly illuminated, exactly the way their bodies shine with love. One can recognise the state of the inhabitants on the way the houses shine. The various degrees of illumination should not be construed as if through some embarrassment induces the less illuminated to shine. Those that shine to a lesser degree will eventually increase their luminosity, everyone here knows this. Loveless judgments or envy of a higher love, by those that have not yet progressed to such a degree, never occurs. This is why everyone helps to promote the community, but don’t even think about disturbing them. Our cities are built like your cities, they have streets and lots of empty spaces that are adorned with glorious trees and garden beds filled with flowers. Every house has its own garden and water features are often seen. Fountains shoot up in the air with a melodic splash. The shining houses match the radiant faces of happy people in the streets and the public spaces. Happy lives everywhere. No city is without houses intended for religious worship and “exercises”. They radiate particularly brightly when celebrations or exercises are in progress. The houses are finished off with gardens at the back. But beautiful garden beds are also found at the front of houses, often adorned with fountains and works of sculptures. The streets are paved with stones that shine in various colours. They run straight. One always gets a wide view. Lights shine outside the cities. They indicate to visitors what they can expect. There are no entertainments here like they are common on Earth. God is the centre of attention there also. There is no joy without Him and this joy is genuine joy, one that doesn’t leave a bitter taste behind. Joy must be like a religious ceremony; it is otherwise not the right kind of joy. Now something about the towers that surround the city. Their main purpose is to greet approaching visitors from a great distance. The guards sound fanfares so the frequent visitors know that they are welcome. These fanfares always sound different because they indicate the status of those that approach. Eminent leaders often visit and the fanfares are always a message for the inhabitants of the city who are then pleased to go towards them. This is the only reason of these installations. It has naturally nothing to do with any preference of the more eminent. There are also smaller settlements. The constantly changing view of these smaller cities always offer a glorious view adapted to the landscape. They lie between trees, near a
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