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distant future,” Jeffrey reiterated.
“It’s our greatest desire to enter the realm of light together, but only after accomplishing all we can to facilitate mankind’s rediscovering his true reason for being. We endeavor to exhibit the idyllic model, and lead the way,” Monique added.
Both Monique’s and Jeffrey’s parents were elated concerning their future unification. Each agreed they were the perfect match for one another. Naturally, they were eager to give their approval. The date was now set. Jeffrey and Monique would wed June 1st, the day after their graduation ceremonies were completed.
Although Jeffrey adored attending the school where his father taught, it, never the less, was somewhat awkward and cumbersome. Fellow students constantly approached him requesting favors. Female coeds sought him out soliciting a date, even though his intention to wed Monique was widely known around the campus. He recalled Jason’s prodigious discipline when confronted with the same temptations originating from the opposite sex.
“Don’t let your egotistical sexual desires ruin your life. Find your true partner, and never permit anything or anyone to interfere or destroy that perfect relationship,” Jason espoused.
Jeffrey, also, recollected the devastating consequences his futile attempt to seduce Christina might have produced. He was repulsed by the notion of committing any conceivable act imperiling his impending legal union with Monique. As a result of those incisive perceptions, he refused every advance or request for a rendezvous from the bevy of extremely attractive women on campus. Jeffrey was convinced, without Jason’s guidance, he wouldn’t have been able to resist his numerous alluring enticements.
Monique, with all her striking physical and spiritual beauty, was also, besieged for dates by the male population of the university. Unlike Jeffrey, she had dated a sufficient amount of young men to conclude for the most part, they were only interested in playing out their physical fantasies. Monique sought much greater fulfillment from someone she shared her time. She realized early on, only Jeffrey could provide the proper type and amount of spiritual stimulation she deemed obligatory. Monique considered it the concrete foundation for a fulfilling and long lasting relationship. She was ultimately convinced Jeffrey was the perfect choice after he shared this little bit of wisdom with her.
“The ego isn’t your friend; it quite often begets a crisis. So terrified of losing the things that stroke it, the ego, continually, triggers emotional distress. All too often, it craves such things as: money, prestige, power, and is much too caught up with its image. As a result, we find ourselves living in a constant paralyzing state of debilitating anxiety and unhappiness.”
They both agreed not to allow their egos interfere with enjoying and appreciating the here and now. They, also, strove to be extra careful with their verbal communications; not just with each other, but with everyone and under all circumstances. They pledged not to criticize one another or anyone else. They knew how defensive most people’s egos became, and the negative effects it fostered. In their opinion, bad mouthing, gossiping, and finding fault were nothing more than destructive negative egotistical behaviors.
Resisting Temptation
Just as there were destabilizing influences from all walks of life, the campus of Standard University was no different. Young people with their new found freedom were curious and enticed to experiment with the many types of mind altering substances. Unfortunately, they were all too available on any given college campus; Standard University had its vices. Although it had one of the highest admission requirements of all the universities, Standard students weren’t the exception when it came to pushing oneself to the brink of disaster. Monique and Jeffrey, like most young people, had been curious to experiment during their undergraduate years of college but only with alcohol. At the time, it was natural to join the crowd. Thankfully, they could look back on their experimentation as a learning experience. Now, they had outgrown the compulsion to satisfy that curiosity, and agreed consuming alcohol provided absolutely no benefit. They wanted to be, at all times, in control of their bodies and mentality and never at the mercy of any form of mind altering substance.
“The body is the temple for your spiritual core; it should be maintained as perfectly as humanly possible for as long as the soul resides in it,” Monique suggested.
Agreeing to abide by this principle, neither of them was the least bit tempted to further experiment with any of the, readily available, more addictive drug choices such as pot, cocaine, amphetamines, and heroine. Jeffrey recalled Jason using such expressions as death sentences and playing Ussian roulette when describing those addictions. Another thing he was grateful for, he and Monique never succumbed to the peer pressure of smoking cigarettes. They were, frightfully, aware it ruined one’s health and was nothing more than a very expensive dirty habit. What a shame, Jeffrey thought, for so many young intelligent people to sacrifice their well being because they weren’t disciplined enough to say no. They couldn’t resist the temptation offered them by the fast talking sales pitches from those, already, addicted users, whose sole motive was sharing their despair. How sad it was for the human mind to be so easily persuaded to indulge in such life ruining habits. Jason had warned his students of the dangers, but frustrated he could do nothing more. It was ultimately the individual’s choice to wreck one’s life or not. All too often, one learns the harsh reality after the damage is permanent, and the addiction too onerous to dispel. Jason advocated learning from one’s mistakes and those of others; however, with drugs one error of judgment was too many.
Change for the Better
Jeffrey and Monique sought to make everything in their lifestyle as natural as possible. Together, they opted to convert their food consumption to an organic vegan diet.
“ Although there’s so much propaganda being disseminated concerning the large amount of protein the body requires to be healthy, I don’t believe it,” Monique, skeptically, stated.
“You only have to discover the source of this misinformation, and their greedy motivation for convincing the general public of its improbable need, before becoming disillusioned. Unfortunately the meat and dairy industries have too much at stake. Only because it is in their best financial interests, do they attempt to hoodwink the consuming public. They want everyone to believe their products are the only sources of nutrition. It’s next to impossible to dissuade people from taking such claims seriously. They keep hearing all the misinformation these industries dispense through the media and commercials, that are paid for with their massive ill-begotten profits,” Jeffrey added.
“I’ve seen all the advertisements, and they appear convincing at face value. The general public should research the real facts, so readily available on the internet. This will help them reveal the truth, and begin thinking correctly for themselves,” Monique stated.
“I was once guilty of the same mistake. All too often, I would just accept any source of information until I finally realized the ads were almost always financially motivated and not objective. My coma vision taught me to do my own investigating, and not allow any third party to, wrongfully, influence my lifestyle and health,” Jeffrey disclosed.
“What do your parents think about our plans to go vegan?” Monique asked.
“Actually, they think it’s a good idea, and they’re giving it serious consideration. It’ll be a difficult transition, if they opt to change their diets. Most people presume there isn’t anything to eat if you forsake meat and dairy products at every meal, but that’s just a lame excuse. A meal doesn’t require meat or lactose products to be delicious and nutritious. There’s an abundant array of excellent tasting vegetarian substitutes, readily, available. If people only knew the debilitating effects these two foods, plus sugar, and artificial sweeteners caused, they would have a more meaningful reason to avoid them and not so willing to give in to their superficial cravings.”
Yum! Yum!
The next night Jeffrey’s mother presented them with a surprise gift.
“I know both of you opted to go vegan. I commend your decision. I