Flooded into my Life

What I find so incredibly amazing is that our thoughts are the main things that separate us.

We all have such similar bodies, which are capable of doing much of the same things, except we are all given unique gifts, talents and individual traits, but the main bone of contention if you will is about thoughts; thoughts that turn into beliefs.

We seldom, if ever, argue about gifted people or talented people, however we do engage in verbal and written disputes about what we each believe.

And these thoughts seem mostly to be owning things a human can’t own or promising things that they have no right to promise, it is seldom about concrete items.

In the past few weeks, the written exchange has been about using words to delete, erase or hide a ‘sin’…

The person doing the ‘forgiving’ has the power to erase it and in doing so promises you entry into heaven when you die.

All this ‘action’ happens in the mind, you could not see this with the naked eye.

Little children have a hard time believing this as well as ‘Mentally challenged’ people, for they need to see an action to believe it or feel it, have a personal in body moment.

Religion is what we fight about the most and it is something you can’t see, but need to have a strong ‘faith’ in.

Some may say, you can’t witness God or experience Him, but when I put him up against the rules and ‘beliefs’ of religion he is easily seen and felt.

It didn’t take faith to see Him… it took awareness.

Religion seems to want blindness, at least in my experience.

The synchronistic events that I have experienced, going deeply into questions probing the answers, to only find them in a book that was set out on a shelf in the library, to having the right person ask to be your friend on facebook, to a perfect comment, a song played on the radio,etc.

From being still and hear the knowing response from deep within.

Knowing no one outside of me knew me best.

To walking in nature… 

Life is filled with God.

Religion seems to promise things it can’t deliver.

God delivers all our intentions.

It seems when I let go of religion, God flooded into my life.