The discovery of two universes traveling in conjunction with our own gave us a sense that we were not confined within a bottle, for an opening presented a way out, a way of expanding our boundaries for exploration. And with this expansion in our perception of our limits came the beginnings of an expansion in our perception of our need to be accepting and tolerant of other beings in reality. A giving attitude, a willingness to share in the glory of discovery and the approval of God, began to emerge for there is now enough praise from God to go around for everyone. With the discover of a 'hole' in the wall of our container, our universe once again appeared to no longer be finite for we could get outside our own universe. The universe appeared to be infinite which meant we in turn had infinite possibilities.
Perceptions are important to the individual's, the total species' mental state.
Perceptions of confinement lead to perceptions of limits, which translate into inferiority and superiority concepts within the mind. Confinement leads, in fact, to the very concept of inferiority and superiority relationship between the individual and our Creator, a concept that doesn't filter down but rather pours down onto the very bottom level of society. We are not ready to accept that God needs us just as we need God. We are dependent upon each other. And so it is that we, once again, throw ourselves into a state of despair.