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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 3,639
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Sometimes I imagine God is all of us, and that we are here as a manifestation of God's myriad musings to be experienced in physical form. All the stories, all the love and war, all the striving, all the music... I often hear that God is Everything, and for all I know maybe this is so. I have heard it put: "Man is Nature's way of looking at it self" This is the only explaination that my mind can accept. God isn't a vindictive judge. He's got to be the Principle Life or LIfe Force. When my Father (Sam) was dying he said to me, "God is closer that the air your breathe". He has abandoned every earthly hope or desire by that time and I got a profound glimpse of a man looking beyond. Now I don't know what is beyond for me. I may simply be "a single drop of rain" but I am confident that Life is continuous. Show me proof otherwise. Has anyone reading these words ever known anything but Life? Life is all there is. Death is an illusion.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." - Albert Einstein
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