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Decheron · 05-20-2007, 04:18 PM

That's flat-out beautiful. Thank you for that post. I think by God you mean what I think of as reverence--a sense that everything in the universe is beautiful, including failure, because it is integral to to overall pattern. Is that close, or am I way off track?

Thanks for noticing my post, I've only just come back to this part of the site. Yes, you're right - that's precisely what I meant and you said it better than I could express it myself. Consequently, I'm the more enlightened for your simple truth.

I don't believe in God as a religious concept, but as a state of consciousness, an intregal element of the universe as a whole. For me, God is a living, ever-evolving energy - always present in all things.

Peace and prosperity to you.

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Decheron Junior Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 26	Thank you AdrianMatthews216 That's flat-out beautiful. Thank you for that post. I think by God you mean what I think of as reverence--a sense that everything in the universe is beautiful, including failure, because it is integral to to overall pattern. Is that close, or am I way off track? Thanks for noticing my post, I've only just come back to this part of the site. Yes, you're right - that's precisely what I meant and you said it better than I could express it myself. Consequently, I'm the more enlightened for your simple truth. I don't believe in God as a religious concept, but as a state of consciousness, an intregal element of the universe as a whole. For me, God is a living, ever-evolving energy - always present in all things. Peace and prosperity to you.