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Death, however, is the final cataclysm for the mass formed by this accumulation of organized matter, which makes up what we are. Death is the beginning of the process of dispersion of the matter of which we are composed. But to understand death, one must truly understand what life is all about. Life is nothing other than the organization of the unorganized. The Elohim came on Earth at a time when life did not exist. There existed only unorganized matter at our level - what we call the biological level. They took this matter, they “kneaded” it, as stated in The Bible, and they “shaped” it to create living beings. This was all done at the molecular level, but for primitive man, this was impossible to understand, so they related it to pottery. They believed that the creators took a little piece of clay and created Man like you would do a flower pot. It is true that the creators did take chemical components from the Earth, but they combined them scientifically in such a way 1 1 . Every living thing on Earth has been created by the Elohim, starting from a basic “brick”, a molecular structure composed of atoms judiciously assembled. Our scientists are starting to discover that all living things, animal or vegetable, man or beast, have similar basic components. It’s like a sort of alphabet, where every letter is an atom which makes up the genetic code of each living species. The order in which the letters are placed may differ with each species, but the letters of the alphabet would always remain the same. So with one relatively simple “brick”, our creators were able to make an enormous quantity of “houses” that differed in their appearance, but which were all identical in their basic components. When the species reproduce, they are doing no more than “reproducing” the genetic code of the first model of their species. So then, life is the organization of the unorganized, and death is io ec. 1 263 FAQ - Wuat Is DEATH? most of them will remain in the Earth ‘for you are dust and you will return to dust.’ that the inanimate became animated. disorganization of the organized.