Here I've written and believed in for as long as I can remember:
What if I told you that there is no God? But, what if I told you that there IS God.
Not that there is A God, but that there IS God, in the form of an Adjective, rather than a Noun.
What if I said that we are all each pieces of God.
Everyone has an unconscious, subconscious mind, right?
Well, what if when we all choose to embody each other's subconscious minds, acknowledging that we each come from the same source, i.e. place of birth before we are conceived, we are in reality creating a better world?
When we come together and realize that we are all part of the same "being", or in another word: existence, then this is when we will be able to change the world.
We do NOT change the world by using our individual minds against the rest and see certain objectives to be ruled over others. We do NOT change the world by creating something "new". Because, as a matter of fact, the world is as old as it is new. And when the world was new, it was old and already preconceived.
Much like our unconscious/subconscious minds.
What if I told you that there is no God? But, what if I told you that there IS God.
Not that there is A God, but that there IS God, in the form of an Adjective, rather than a Noun.
What if I said that we are all each pieces of God.
Everyone has an unconscious, subconscious mind, right?
Well, what if when we all choose to embody each other's subconscious minds, acknowledging that we each come from the same source, i.e. place of birth before we are conceived, we are in reality creating a better world?
When we come together and realize that we are all part of the same "being", or in another word: existence, then this is when we will be able to change the world.
We do NOT change the world by using our individual minds against the rest and see certain objectives to be ruled over others. We do NOT change the world by creating something "new". Because, as a matter of fact, the world is as old as it is new. And when the world was new, it was old and already preconceived.
Much like our unconscious/subconscious minds.
