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If one needs to adhere to a certain belief, ones MIND will feed thoughts [I refer to such thoughts as Delusional Thinking] to the Left-hemisphere of ones brain that will cause one to "think" that one is correct. Much of this D-Think will be rationalization that appears to one as real, factual, and true.None of them are True in an absolute sense, because they are all D-Think... and thus "created" to sustain ones delusional thinking. To insure one believes one is correct.Proof that "Creationism is even possible?" The concept of Creationism [absent the hysterical fear that prevents one from "seeing" the proof] is replicated everyday as people "create" new ideas, new things, and re-create areas that have been damaged by nature.To accept the concept of creating, and deny the concept as applying to the Creation itself is an exercise in denial due to lack of understanding based on lack of acceptance that much exists that cannot be seen or understood by ones brain and thinking.Take ones MIND for instance. Since the early 1900's modern mental health has denied the MIND as being separate from the brain. It is denied due to fear of the "Unknown" by those unable to exercise intuition sufficiently to experience their MIND realms. The MIND is Esoteric in that it consists of an energy that ones brain cannot perceive.Ones Spiritual realm is also Esoteric, and its vibrational reality is also too subtle for ones physical brain to perceive. For someone locked into the Left-Hemisphere of his/her brain to suggest that the Esoteric realms within Man do not exist... simply because he/she is unable to perceive these realms with his/her limitation.... is D-Think born of fear.It is not for those whose psychic faculties allow them to perceive the Esoteric to deny what they Know, it is rather for those unable to perceive the Esoteric to admit their limitation.But this is difficult to do because of a fear that those unable to perceive the Esoteric do not even know they have. The more fear one has the stronger is ones denial of the Esoteric. The strange thing is that such people are more inclined to believe their own delusional thinking than what those who are capable of "seeing" the Esoteric report as existing. The term "mental" in mental health refers to the MIND, and yet not one in a thousand mental health professionals today knowns what the MIND is, where it is, or how it operates. And yet their fear of the MIND causes them to "think" that they know what the MIND is because they can spell it, define it, and use it in a sentence. Their D-Think is complete.... to paraphrase Darth Vader.Peace