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D: Inotherwords, doyou mean thatthe genes were genetically changed? P: It was seen that they were not interfered with in their evolution and were given those energies and molecules and formulations which insured that such and such aspects of these creatures were well nourished. Such that the survival of the fittest dictated that which was desired. There was not the nourishment given to those which were undesirable and so they simply expired, and were then returned to the energies and were given to more harmonious forms. (This sounded like a weeding-out process; see previous chapter.) Then duringthis time period there was constant supervision? That is accurate. In the infantile stages of evolution it was nec- essary to guide the evolution, much as a very young child or infant needs almost constant supervision from birth until it grad- ually and slowly grows to the point where less and less supervision is needed. Until eventually no supervision is needed and it Le ee net nee D: Well, we have some scientists who believein evolution but they say one thing is a puzzle. They have searched for what they call the "missing link" in the evolutionary chain between animalandman. P: There will not be found any link, as no link really existed. Many times there were no such gradual evolution but a sudden and radical departure from that which had been. A mutation, so to say. These jumps in evolution were profound and radical but were often instantaneous within one generation. moo aeeteeee ot 1 o4 can wrrooraat 1 1 D: Tam curious about the Age of the Dinosaurs. Would they have been some ofthe species which you saidwere allowed to expire or die? They were a lifeform that was here on Earthand they no longerexist. Were they intentional? P: They were evolutionary. Their appropriateness had expired and so that reality which assured their destruction was manifest. It always is a matter of what is appropriate and following that, for in so doing, one follows the true path. So as their appropriate- ness had ended, so did their existence. All animal life originated with the seedlings. The dinosaurs simply had their time and then were gone. The reason for their extinction was a natural process in the tilt of the axis which caused the seasons to change abruptly. Those who could adapt to the rapid change adapted. Those who could not, did not. 154 The Keepers ofthe Garden those who were desirable did in fact survive and so evolve to that becomes an entity of its own. wen 1 Sod