Deny God if you will but choose Love.

If you have faith in God, great!

If you Love Jesus with all your heart, wonderful!

It would be Good for you.

Your Shepherd comes.


But for all of you who struggle to believe, or simply refuse to accept this, then so be it.

Come what may, it is your choice.

Sin all you please, it is our gift.

Eat of the flesh, enjoy perversions of all sort, speak profanity, strike your fellow kin if you deem it just, live as you please.

But choose Love.

Open your heart and choose to love, if only One.

You are free to express yourself as you wish, so long as your expression doesn't trample another's freedom.

Value freedom above all else.

If we live by these rules, I believe in time we may come to a world unification.


For those who reject even Love, beware.

The Day comes when you may get your wish.

Know your days here are counted.

The Earth chose Love.

Light reigns here.

Pretty much my outlook on life.

a reply to: QwertyMyself

The Earth chose Love

Did it though? Hm? Did it?

a reply to: Peeple

I may have been fooled.

Who knows?

^_^



We'll see.

One day.

a reply to: Peeple

Manure is used to grow roses. If one focuses on the manure, instead of the rose, all they will see is ugliness. Everything exists in perfection to allow the rose to flourish. You be that rose.

As George Michael and that other guy from Wham once had printed on their shirts - "Choose Life"!

a reply to: QwertyMyself

earth is darkness, light is what we make of it.

I like the manure allegory, it's devaluating earth on the base of some weird moral values, and praise it's fruits. It seems earth starts to bear fruits affected by this dichotomous view where one thing is ugly and bad while the other is beautiful and good. Everything falls between the two categories. But the world is perfect as is, it's our categorization that make them good or bad, without our judgment things just are...

a reply to: Terpene

Agree. When we see a person and say to ourselves that person is beautiful. At that very instance, we have created ugly people in the world. It is an inherent nature of mind (dictated by DNA for procreation etc) for sure. But there is nothing to say we have to be ruled by our mind. We have the ability to modify its behavior. To see things, as you say, as they truly are.

a reply to: glend

Love your replies. ^_^

Personally, I see beauty in the ugly.

I wouldn't dare forego the ability to see what I deem to be beautiful.

I see it everywhere. Almost.

What I admire the most is how people choose to express themselves; though admit I judge, and come short of seeing the beauty in the expression of some.

a reply to: QwertyMyself

Like learning to love and understand transgendered people?

a reply to: AngelHeart

Why would they be set apart?

They are loved just the same as any.

But to demand recognition is dangerous.



Personally, I've no tangible opinion on the matter.

But their expression borders on indoctrination.

Their pride will be their downfall, sadly.


Who on this earth rebukes one's love to another based on their perceived identity?

That's just silly...


Love One and All just the same.

Save those who reject it.

a reply to: QwertyMyself

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

I guess sometimes it could be productive to drop our perceptions whether it be people or things. Keep looking and maybe there's no real difference in anything other than intention?

If the intention is to be then what's more beautiful than that?

Yeah... That harmony and love thing might just be a reflection and if that's the case I'd needn't wonder on the nature of reality or it's intention. It's to exist. I'd like to think there's a few ways to harmony... The building of perceptions hardly ever helps in that regard, understanding does though and what's to understand other than everything has it's place.

Nice thread/thoughts, they definitely don't disagree with my own

But for all of you who struggle to believe, or simply refuse to accept this, then so be it.

I'll choose love! But, the bible and all that jazz makes no sense to me. I don't think ill ever have reason to believe in it. But to each their own..

Also, you'd think if God actually loved us, he'd just come down and say hey, "This is how things work, this is the best way of religion, and do this and that". Instead we got 1000+ religions to choose from and making it into heaven is pretty much a big lottery

a reply to: Turquosie

Well said.

^_^

a reply to: QwertyMyself

I certainly have more work to do. Whilst in ego I continue to judge. Whilst in pure awareness no judgement is possible. I continue to swing between the two. I am happy for you QwertyMyself.

a reply to: glend

And I for you my friend.

Swing as you will!