There is a famous principle, that all the details are to be found in the general idea:

 

 

In other words, say you wish to build a house, all the details of the house are contained (even though in gestation) in the idea of having a house.

 

So in order to truly get life, we need to know, what are the ideas of life?

 

Now ironically, many of us erroneously seek, a idea.

 

There can be many ideas, each principle idea, may contain, numerous principles, containing numerous principles.

 

For example, in the idea of building a house, there is the overall principle of enjoying security, comfort, a sense of stability.

 

But within that principle, there are minor principles; there is the principle of eating, sleeping, toilets; hence kitchen, dining room, bedrooms, toilets.

 

Within each of these principles, there are further principles: for kitchens, must have fridges, freezers, stoves; a fridge can be further understood, as what is the best fridge etc. etc.

 

So we see, how a single idea, does not only manifest into a single ramification, but into many ramifications, that have many ramifications.

 

The overall principle of God’s reason for creating us, is love.

 

However, love itself, manifests in the following principles:

 

Principle number one, is the idea of growth.

 

The greatest gift God has bestowed upon us, is our ability to progressively mature.

 

Born immature, we learn through experiences – often the hard way – to become grateful instead of unappreciative – for our gifts; responsible, instead of immature etc. etc.

 

Another ramification of love, is unity.

 

Hardly would the world be a great place if we could not love others – love itself also must progress from immature selfish love – like the proverbial child “me, mine and I” – to the mature adult, which is “whom can I BESTOW love.”

 

Of course, love leads to the greatest of all gifts, unity! for when one person feels your love, they return love, hence unity ensues.