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37. Trismegistus. The fair and beautiful world, and yet it is not good; for it is material and easily passible, nay, it is the first of all passible things; and the second of the things that are, and needy or wanting somewhat else. And it was once made and is always, and is ever in generation, and made, and continually makes, or generates things that have quantity and quality."
43. And the World is the first, and Man the second living wight [a creature] after the World; but the first of things that are mortal and therefore hath whatsoever benefit of the Soul all the others have: And yet for all this, he is not only not good, but flatly EVIL, as being mortal." ANCIENT EGYPTIAN PHILOSOPHY
Why is Man EVIL? (MALE-VOLENS)
Because Er Will (German) / Ell Vol (Catalan)
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