Creation and birth can be used synonymously here.

In this universe, there is a natural tendency toward destruction. In such a universe, destruction is necessary, but it is not the highest accomplishment. There is more than this.

Due to the nature of this law of physics, we have to make sure that we focus our creative powers as human beings in the best possible manner throughout our lives and in the lives of others.

A building can be destroyed in a few moments by napalm or a bomb, but it can take ten years to build something great. The building will always have the meaning of life, while the bomb incarnates the notion of death.

Creation, in that case, is a more holy and time-consuming process, but it is the most rewarding of all. Destruction is its counterbalance.

Likewise, a person can die suddenly in an instant by a destructive force, but it takes a very long time to create a proper human being through careful upbringing, education, and cultivating them into a high value being.

Life is the process of creation and must be cherished and upheld as the most sacred element of the universe: the form of creation. Blessed will be those who create life.

A Parable

One Disciple who was new but holy-minded, asked Aphrodite: "Queen, a Temple of Yours is being Destroyed, should I go there to defend your Temple from falling? That will bring you honor, would it not?"

Aphrodite responded: "No, you should not. My honor lies with you and not with marbles of stone that will perish as they are."

The Disciple was left baffled and started crying, falling to the ground: "Why should you, my Queen, accept such great insolence?"

He then heard the response: "For there are things you cannot see, like we ultimate Beings do. You must Create this Temple, not destroy it. Be not like them, the blind destroyers. Where they destroy and remove, you must create and improve; at the stones they will cast down, so will be their gravestones..."

"Now," continued Aphrodite, "You and your family, take them and go hide in a cave, my loyal one, for you are not a mindless destroyer like them." Then Aphrodite disappeared into the Aether.

Baffled, the Disciple did run back to other believers and said shouting: "Aphrodite told us to not destroy this Temple!"-"Heretic, run away before we slaughter you also!", said the Zealots. The Disciple did run away as fast as he could to his home and shouted for his wife and children to come out, and so they did. Nearby, they managed just in time to get in the cave in the burning city.

They laughed as they destroyed, experienced great joy as they massacred, and nothing remained of the Holy construction. The zealots killed many, including a poor fisherman who arrived during the siege to warn everyone about a tremendous turn in the weather, which he saw while fishing.

In the blind feat of destruction, the fisherman was also killed on the grounds of “Heresy” and in the "Name of the New God."

The next day, as the zealots were sleeping, a severe hailstorm and flooding struck the village, drowning many while others perished from the large hailstones, with nowhere to hide. There was no Temple to hide in, as the Temple would have protected them. Crops were destroyed, and the people had nowhere to hide. But the pious one who heard the Goddess and hid in the cave, he survived. Inside the cave, the fisherman had hid enough fish to sustain his family for two months, buried in wooden boxes of salt.

Aphrodite then showed up to Him and said: "My disciple, do you understand now the fickleness of Life and of Existence? They could have replaced the crosses and altered the Architecture, but they destroyed mindlessly what would house them during grave times. Long will be their curse for generations, but not for your lot that will be blessed."

Lady Aphrodite, saddened, did continue:

"Similarly, another pious member of your tribe killed the fisherman of the village because he perceived he was 'wrong' in a moment of zealotry – now famine has visited your Land as well. You must learn to Create when you should create and destroy only when necessary or when Creation cannot happen. I have buried the zealots, for they do misrepresent my Powers. If they believed in Me, they would have first tried their earnest to Create and would only Destroy mindfully and never recklessly. Such is the fate for the sons and daughters of mindless destruction, but not your own. Remember these words for Eternity."

These were the Words of the Goddess as She disappeared into the Aether again.

For this particular reason, in the Temple of Zeus, creation should be put above destruction in the value of one’s ethics. Because absolutely everyone can kill or destroy, but not everyone can create.

Those who can create and strive to create, externally or internally, are striving closer to becoming children of the Gods.

The Female Disciple then asked Aphrodite: "Why is destruction below creation, but not in balance?"

The Queen responded: "Creation, my daughter, verifies itself. Because we live in a universe where destruction is easy, but creation is infinitely more worthwhile. That was designed in the Universe so that all beings in this world understand the value of creation and that worthy souls discover this heavenly power, which is reserved for the brave and kind-hearted."