reply to post by Sinter Klaas
Firstly, the Bible and its depiction of God is right in some ways, but very select ones - not to the extent that our churches would have us think. I
will ask though that if the Bible and its God are as they say they are, do you really want to 'worship' such a god? He allegedly gave us free will,
but I see little of that either in our actions or our thoughts. That is not the work of Lucifer either. Remember: the Bible's Lucifer tried to
enlighten humans and remind us of our freedom of thought and action. God wanted us kept innocent and 'in the Garden'. But what sort of life is
that? Eternal daycare? Who can we ever become that way? What would we achieve as Souls?
We can liken the actions of our governments and TPTB to the Bible's God, can we not? They tell us we shouldn't do this and we must do that and they
take and give and define and quantify and catalogue. And we aren't free. Until each and every one of us can travel our planet at will, live off
the bounty of the planet, follow our joy, and die a better soul than we started out, we're not living beneficial lives. If this is the Garden, I
want out. I am Eve all over again.
At various points in the Bible (as in any other religious doctrine as well), several very relevant truths are stated. One that I'm sure we're all
familiar with is "Ask and it will be given." Ask with a pure heart, knowing that it is right for your Soul's path and it will most definitely
happen, though perhaps not right away and perhaps not as you expected. You need to get to know your Soul again. Another is that "If you have faith
the size of a mustard seed, you can say to that mountain 'Move from here to there' and will do so. Nothing shall be impossible for you." Do you
know that? How long have we been told by God's churches that it's a figurative thing, not to be taken seriously as a single soul under God. Not
true.
The Creator is not fictitious. I think even our brightest theoretical physicists will agree that there is 'someone/something' out there generating
all this. The thing we have to comprehend is that we have power to create as well. That is the same power.
This is my struggle now. I am still struggling with the implementation of this concept of absolute faith and the power that will be available as a
result. One cannot be narrow in scope when one wields such an awesome instrument. I still have very human fears that come rushing to the fore
whenever I get too close to attaining even a mustard seed's amount of perfect faith. This is why we start out small with these things. Little
thoughts and acts have immediate effect and we can usually see them. This is why acting as we do, at the bidding of other forces outside of
ourselves, produces situations such as the ones we live now in our Dystopia.
We can create Utopia. We can do anything with enough faith. There is room and resources for all of us. We're told this is not true, and so we
believe it is not true. Tell your Self that it is true, that you don't need all the junk you're told you need. Bit by bit when you really consider
every thought and action you take, your Truth will be true and so will the Truths of all the other Selves. We are not mutually exclusive. We are
One.
I want to thank you for allowing me to write these things. They help me strengthen my resolve, to find my faith, and to make the changes in my corner
of the planet. You help me to remember. I hope I spark that in a few of you too. That would make my heart glow.