Question

This time, read poems by Amado V. Hernandez. Do as you did in Mission 2.

People from Heaven
by Cirilo F. Bautista

"Where did I come from?" the child asked, "Heaven," was the mother's answer.
"Did Father and you come from heaven, too?"
"Yes, my little one, we all came from there."
"Is life in heaven, Mother, a good life?" "Angelic life: no sickness, thirst, hunger, Without grief and toil, without night and day,
and you can have all your heart's desire."

The puzzled child's next question was this:
"If you and I, and Father as well,
Are of heaven, and life there is full of bliss,
then why are we here suffering in Hell?" To that, the poor mother's only reply
was a helpless look and a long drawn sigh.




1. What is an angelic life? When is life full of bliss?
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2 Explain the last two lines.
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Answer 1

Answer:

angelic life no sicknesd,thirst,hunger, without grief and toil, without night and day..are of heaven and life there is full of bliss

Answer 2

An angelic life

Explanation:-

1. The desire to acquire knowledge is universal and pervasive:—universal, in that no man is without it; Comprehensive, in which the range of its discovery covers things past, present and to come, natural things and spiritual things, truth and revelation of science. This wish is transplanted to wise ends; Because every truth we learn opens up understanding, and gives us an increased potential for utility to our peers.
2. Knowing how insatiable the thirst for knowledge is, it is easy to see that such a desire can sometimes, in disorderly ways, seek unlawful gratification: - as philosophers of the present day, familiar with the laws of natural science, Suppose that further investigation of these laws and how they work will eventually reveal the great mystery of what life is in its first principles! Such people ignore, or completely reject, the higher laws of spiritual science, which alone can guide understanding to the solution of spiritual problems.