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Zandarian Lexicon Entry: Gardeners

Gardeners are not chosen ones, they are the ones who choose.

A 15th S-Dimensional Garden is conscious. Just as well, it is comprised of conscious individuals—14th S-Dimensional Trees as well as other entities of similar structure. In the Christian texts, some of these individuals may be what are described as the 24 Thrones arranged around a central Throne of God, to make 25. They are not angels nor are they divine which means they can be at most 15 S-Dimensional. These denizens of the Garden live in constant acknowledgement and respect of the Truth and a connection to the wisdom of the Omniverse. In a way, this can be understood as a constant worship of God, aligning with the text.

It may be that these Gardeners, as we like to call them, are sent to maintain the Garden. Such duties may include removing corrupted entities from their respective trees or cultivating entities still capable of returning to the Garden. For instance, bringing humans back to the Garden of Eden; in other words, cleansing the corruption by offering humanity a path forward without paradoxical concepts infecting their philosophies.

Paradoxes are the source of corruption within reality, a deviation from Truth and viability. As discussed in other posts, the concept of solitary reality is the root of paradoxical conceptualization. A Gardener’s responsibility would be to clarify these paradoxes, provide guidance on how to identify them and understand how they are pathways towards extinction, and then provide a way to identify and understand paths to finding a way forward without paradoxical concepts.

Ultimately, it is up to the corrupt and vulnerable entities to choose. Obedience, rule, and forceful compliance have no place in functional reality. Someone who doesn’t choose Truth can only walk along as a deceiver, having chosen otherwise in their individual consciousness. Furthermore, forcing someone to go along with a set of activities removes their ability to choose and is its own form of corruption. As such, religious regulations are all contradictions, a corrupt worship of forcing individuals into deception.

However, as long as an entity is mindful they can choose.