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On the Path

Religion or Spirituality It's a mix, a blend, the latest, last and final trend subtle inuendos neither foe nor friend. How many ask the question and just who gets to decide together or apart thoughts of our minds and souls and hearts the answer is unknown and only tries to hide. An author once said Organized Religion is the detriment to finding God some say you need not search, after all, isn't God dead? I cannot accept that concept in my mind my God lives, thrives, survives the creator of all life, space, and time no matter how much we might try to deny, Perhaps for some, religion is a necessity at first in the early years of childhood after birth, to set a path of determination for any faith to win formulating a routine for a seeker's self-discipline, to know which direction we need to go living life as best we can within its flow. Perhaps, the path is less clear and more diverse in an effort to satisfy their own thirst where each individual must find their way, and seek the path in which to pray recognizing the reality of life unrehearsed, everyone is given a measure of their just deserts. I am convinced, having looked at all sides now that each one of us must find their own truth somehow be it a religion to give us a start there to find the revelations within our heart to touch the very how and why we are born, live, and die. Just breathe it all in, open wide the door, it was never yourself you were looking for- it is the Creator, alive and well the God of your soul the One, who you know and can tell the secrets of your heart as you grow waiting in the calm, for you to come home. The Unseeking Seeker's contest on religion or spirituality 5/16/21

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Date: 5/16/2021 12:41:00 PM
Some entity had to light the fuse, good one DM, Best wishes...
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