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Here is another aspect of human-caused destruction.

The tendency of certain human beings to seek wealth without regard for the divine laws governing material nature triggers disruptions whose consequences they either ignore or—at the very least—simply refuse to consider, blinded as they are by financial gain or the resulting profit. Their attitude is nothing short of criminal. Mankind has yet to grasp that divine laws take precedence over human laws.

Engaging in underground drilling to extract coal, oil, gas, or shale oil and gas creates imbalances that could potentially cause the planet to veer off its orbit. By seizing natural resources from the material realm that were not intended for our direct use, we violate the divine order, for everything in the universe is perfectly ordered.

The oil held within the earth generates gases essential for maintaining the planet's position in space. No matter what measures humans take to fill the voids left by drilling operations, their ignorance of divine laws—including the laws of material nature—will inevitably lead to further imbalances.

Humans attempt to control the laws of material nature, unaware that doing so is simply impossible. Their error stems from the belief that they have become the masters of material nature.

The embodied being—which is what each of us truly is—believes itself to be the author of its actions, whereas in reality, those actions are performed by material nature.

How can we put an end to global warming?

To achieve this, heads of state and government worldwide must immediately ban the extraction, exploitation, processing, development, and sale of all fossil fuels; furthermore, citizens across the globe must decide at once to stop purchasing products derived from fossil fuels and sell their internal combustion engine cars in favor of electric vehicles.

Naturally, this must be followed by a ban on all internal combustion engines, as well as on ships and aircraft that run on fossil fuels.

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