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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	It's more about accepting my condition (not able to understand). My perception is my senses mixed with my beliefs, individual to me to some degree, and limited to the city I live on a single planet lost in infinity. Creation is about billions of galaxies where utterly complex things happen every single second. I devote a "cult" of sorts to life in that I try to enjoy it and respect it. I turn to it as a sort of "God", completely detached of dogma, simply as the most complex and admirable "oddity" I am faced with everyday. Life is hard, good, bad, happy, sad, it MOVES beautifully and constantly in unpredictable ways. "not being allowed to the nature of God" is a reference to, and a common trait of major monotheist religions : representations of God should not be made by humans according to the coran. The subtlety here is "believing in a man made IMAGE of a God" as opposed to "believing in an abstract concept of spirituality". I don't need a face, a "mask" to put on my goals in spirituality. I can believe (in higher levels of existence), act according to my beliefs (by praising and enjoying life), and still refuse to try and "guess the ways of the lord". Now, do I find peace in "not really knowing"? Better. I find rejoicing about the surprises that life will bring a wonderful thing. I find that without hurt today, my next happiness would taste "less", that if my life was made according to a plan and I could read that plan beforehand, it would spoil it all. I find "excitement", not peace, and I like it. Loading...
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