The World

1. What is the world?
There is a world that God made, often referred to as the kingdom, or heaven, or paradise, etc... There is a world that God did not make, and this is the physical universe as we experience it. Although Genesis states that God made it, Jesus says that we are not of this world, even though we are in it. If we are in a place that we are not of, then it is not of God either, for He would only make a place in which we are "of". Simply the world is a place that God did not make. We know that it is not a God place as well when Jesus says that life is not in the flesh.

2. Why is it separate from Heaven?
God would not want heaven soiled as the place of loving life that He created, so it must remain separate as a contamination and aberration. It is not eternal, not consistent, and not holy. When Moses looks at the burning bush, God tells him that he is on holy ground, and to take off his sandals: an example of potential human contamination that blocks us from the fuller awareness of Divinity.

3. Who created the earth and universe?
There are different beliefs about it. Some say, God, some say Satan, some say we did, using our own creator powers granted to us by God to create like Him, or, by error create something unlike Him and as an inferior product, thereby worthless, and in the long run disposable in comparison with the life of love of the heavenly dimension.

4. Do angels and demons live on the earth as well?
I've never experienced an angel in my consciousness, but I've sure been with very reputable people who have. Scripture and "The Footladder of Notes Divine" proclaim their reality as well. As for demons, they're too reported in Scripture, mentioned as well in "The Footladder of Notes Divine" but my belief about them is that they are the twisted creations of our own human minds, which frankly I refer to as "demonic".

5. Is this Hell? Or does Hell exist somewhere else?
Anything that is not of God, that is a lesser experience that what God made, - which is the only product that brings true joy to His children, - has to bring a lessened state of contentment or in its extreme, suffering, could certainly be called hell. I have no difficulty seeing this world as hell and my mind capable of conjuring up a hell for me when I'm not in the state of love granted to me by God. There are only two basic emotions, or primary emotions, love and fear. One is heavenly, the other hellish.