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Noble Thoughts

Let noble thoughts come to me (us) from all directions.

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Time

I believe time to be continuum; a series of cycles without strict (set in stone) beginnings or ends; time has no beginnings or end. Time just is, and one day the universe will end; beginning again a cosmic cycle which is beyond our current mortal and corporeal comprehension. 

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Other paths.

I think all faiths hold truth, and that your way (path) may be just as legit and good as my own; and that you and I will meet at the end of the same adventure (journey). In other words, we both walk the same road, and we shall meet one day on sed road, your way of transpiration is just as valid as mine and I see you as a sibling on the journey of life. I wish you nothing but the best and hope to support you on your own journey and our shared one. May the spirits be with you, and I see your inner light; it shines bright.

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How do we exist?

I believe in science and that evolution and “the Big Bang” account for our existence, but also believe in spiritual forces and that all matter and life forms and manifestations are apart of “the Universe” and it’s “Ultimate Truths, Universal Soul or Mind, etc.).

In other words, I believe “the Universe” created “the Big Bang” and that our existence not only stems from “evolution” but from spiritual energy, our perception of our shared reality, and of our own cognition.

(Our thoughts are what prove we exist, our cognition, or capability of free thought is why we exist too).

I believe it’s possible that spiritual explanations could/can be compatible with scientific discovery.

(Wording is taken and or/ adapted from beliefnet.com’s “Belief-O-Matic” which is powered by SelectSmart.com.)

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Got God(s)?

I believe the supreme force/impersonal Ultimate reality (or life force, ultimate truth, cosmic order, absolute bliss, universal soul) is an eternal, impersonal, and formless energy which resides within and/or beyond all. 

I refer to this as “the Universe” when speaking of it outside of ourselves (beyond all) and when referring to it within (within all) as the “the Inner Light”. 

I believe the “the Universe” and our perception of our shared reality; is personified and metaphorically depicted as facets of one God, and/or as separate Gods. 

To me personally, I metaphorically worship “the Universe” through multiple personal Gods (or Goddesses) which to me are regarded as facets of One God (“the Universe”), and/or as separate Gods. 

Do I believe GOD(s) are actually REAL beings? No. I believe in “the Universe” and our reality (and our shared perception) is real; that is my “God”.  

As I don’t believe God(s) are actual beings, but are solely metaphorical expressions of “the Universe”. I’m in a paradox of being a theist and atheist depending on how you look at it. -- It’s a paradox. We’re in a paradox. 

(Wording is taken and or/ adapted from beliefnet.com’s “Belief-O-Matic” which is powered by SelectSmart.com.)

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A Hot Summer Day

As a child at my Grandmother’s house, my twin and I used to play outside; one day I saw the next door neighbor (a man) and felt a really sick feeling in my stomach; I ran to my Grandmother who was sitting in a lawn chair watching us play and asked if the man, ever killed anybody. I remember my Grandmother looked mortified and told me he was a doctor who killed his asthmatic daughter by leaving her in a hot car during a summer day. Her name was Melody. 

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The Attic

As a child I used to sleep at my Grandmother’s house a lot, I had a lot of “paranormal” experiences there. I believe my relationship with my grandmother and her house is what really jump-started my “intuition”; she herself was intuitive; and her Grandmother and mother dabbled in spiritualism (victorian-era) and whatnot... though devout Lutherans.

As a child (ages 9-10) I avoided the attic like the plague, it always spooked me; the air felt heavy, and I felt eyes looking upon me. It was until I saw an old woman roaming the upstairs in a victorian-era dress pacing back and forth in between rooms that I realized I wasn’t going “crazy” and what I was sensing and then saw was a spirit. I described the spirit to my Grandmother who told me it could have been her grandmother. The older I got though, the more I realized I had paranormal experiences far earlier than then. 

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