Overall those in enemy programs suffer from intense delusions, since they do not perceive life as it is. The more this happens, the more their suffering.
Yet that doesn't mean at the same time that whomever escapes the enemy programs, is instantly cleared from delusions about life or existence. Or a series of false expectations relating to such.
It's not an infrequent phenomenon that one might have difficulties in life, and these difficulties make some people "question the Gods" or even if these are "something one does not accept", to even want to "leave". Anger and hate can rise as a result, since one perceives certain things as unjustified.
When things get good however, the same people think they are always on very good terms with the Gods and so on; but when something bad happens, this is where one is pressed by these events and therefore questions. In final states of this, blasphemy and all sorts of other problems can come as a result. Which for all emotional reasons, I can fully understand.
However the above is not really a full way of looking at these things.
The situation is that life for every incarnated being, is going to have at least some sort of difficulty level present in it. This is hardwired and part of existence itself. No matter how close you are to the Gods, or how many things you do, you cannot experience a completely hassle free life that some people seem to think is the goal of existence or how things "should be".
When certain events unfold, like the death of a loved one, the loss of a friend, sickness of someone one cares about, one might of course start blaming anyone and the Gods even get blamed in some cases. Erroneous reactions like these which are born from complete falsehood, give rise to more false conclusions about existence or the position of the Gods in existence itself.
Not that long ago someone sent me a message about them losing a loved one; it was a tragedy. They blamed the Gods and questioned how the Gods did not stop the impending death. The basis of this pain was because the event was rather sudden, but also related to a feeling of lack of justice in relation to the death. Everyone wants the best for the people that they love, to live the longest life and to always be well.
But the situation is in existence, that nature is taking her course. Nobody was placed on this world to "live forever". There are going to be difficulties, trials, and many things that will make one question existence itself. Certain statements were also told to me like "But I have donated" and other unrelated topics and how the faith of this individual was shaken as a result of this, all in false correlations.
If one goes with the Gods, one is not gaining a pass to a suffering free life, nor someone randomly deposits in your account 100 million dollars and you get 300 immortal concubines, and a sudden overcharge in wisdom, and become superman. Still, your fate, trials and laws of existence apply to you. You enter into a path to start evolving and progressively improve your situation. Improvement in this case is also related to a sense of overcoming and resisting certain blows that life can give you (which life would give you anyway, whether you were with the Gods or not).
Yes, the children will likely experience a parent's death, there is no stopping this from occurring. A pet can die after many years of friendship, or even by accident. That cannot be stopped in it's entirety either; we can make sure to make the situations far better, but there is no immunity toward the rules of existence, as this is not a video game.
The difference between the person who is with the Gods and the person who is not with them, is how they will manage the whole situation internally or even externally. Instead of one complaining about anything that happens (which they in many cases, those who experience might have literally brought upon themselves), one must instead be thankful and appreciative that there is a formal support, knowledge to overcome, and in many cases direct help from the Gods.
There is no stopping the natural laws from occurring. We can postpone, we can blunt the damage, we can make sure others live a better life, but one cannot stop the consequential laws of death entirely. If you are a Zevist and you have a family member that you love, that is still not enough to totally save someone from 30 or 40 consecutive years of no exercise and maximum smoking, or if they never controlled their stress and died as a result, or made numerous other mistakes in life.
They will have to face certain consequences that deal with cause and effect by the natural design of existence. You will have to experience the sight of them paying for these consequences. It is what it is.
Are now these things "Justified" or anything like that? In many cases it is not, in other cases it might be. One cannot know if it was or it was not, unless they know the very full knowledge of what has taken place; something which humans can very hardly possess. This is however not a question of justice, as much as it is a simple equation of the outcome of natural laws.
The Sun will rise tomorrow and there is nothing that can be done about this if you do not like the sun. It cannot be stopped from rising nor you can stop the earth from spinning. But as a student of the Gods you have numerous other choices, such as to change false conceptions that the sun has to stop going up, to appreciate the sun, or to build a place where it will not affect you, or choose to ignore the event. These choices and the escape from the false agitation that arises out of false conceptions of the mind, are actually the tools in your hands to change what you define as "problems".
I am saying "You define" as problems because the sun rising by itself is not a problem; it's just a selfish outlook to look at this as a problem. Replacing the sun with numerous other occurrences which are going to take place no matter what, one has a lot of earn by understanding the laws of life and the extra abilities which are great and related to the level of humans, which are able to be applied in the solving or endurance through life's adversities.
As a final note, much of this can be "out of place", but this is only the case for certain events. In non-human related affairs, most things operate in a very harmonious fashion and it's only humans who mis-perceive things due to their own reasons.
I knew a person who over the course of 10 years wanted the most toxic and unreliable woman there was. Eventually, they got into a relationship for a few months (they were obsessed) they were convinced she was "The One" and I was telling them that this is not the case when I was asked, for which I was penaltized. Then I dropped entirely silent. After 3 months, they found out the hard way about this. They "couldn't believe in their eyes" when they saw the "real her".
Still, after the events unfolded, they started blaming "God" (Typical of Christians), since they wanted to impose their own outlook on said woman (That they would be married, have a happy traditional family, and that she would not be a total psychopath like she actually was, that they were loyal and a good person). Two months ago the same Christian was "Thanking God for his Majesty" for getting them this anticipated object of their obsession; Two months later, they were cursing God and saying he deserted them.
Did "God" participate anywhere in this? Likely not. The course of delusion of 10 years had that end in a cataclysm of pain and misery for them. Ignorance certainly did participate. But what choice do Christians have in these topics anyway? None.
How they chose to internalize this, was to never take any of the information and truth of the subject in consideration and this resulted in a giant wound for this person. It is what it is, life is life. Yet the situation is that the above Christian who has zero knowledge of anything else, behaved in the same way as an immature or non wise Zevist would, under a similar condition.
That is fine, we all do mistakes, but the situation is that we can both avoid them and also rectify them before it is too late. The Zevist has the kind help and wisdom from the Gods to escape these impediments, or in many cases, these are driven away before they even occur. But that does not mean that nothing negative will ever occur.
For those who also still insist to see every difficulty in life as a form of "Punishment" by the Gods, or whatever of this nature, or those who are so bitter as to run like children who were taken their toy due to these events and "rebel" against their parents, I have to say that this is rather pointless and will likely only multiply the problems you will experience. One has to be stronger than this in their mind; this strength can arise from awareness, wisdom and also spiritual power within.
The role of the Gods in the universe is to help us rectify ourselves and the universe [which was not "perfect" to begin with] and over time, help us overcome these adversities. The equation is also very simple here; the less humans engage in this task, the more they will suffer. There are also inexplainable things in life that one cannot immediately understand, but rushing to conclusions only elevates one's pain. Certain negative events that occur can have good purpose in mind; others are simply malicious. The only way to discern these is through wisdom and understanding, which has to be built.
When one does not want to do this, that doesn't mean the suffering won't happen. It will, so the question is how we deal with this. As Zevists we are hundredfold blessed compared to others who simply can only endure this, if even that. We should be thankful. At least I know I am very thankful.
-High Priest Zevios Metathronos