Om

Does it makes sense to say something perhaps like "I wish every person could be happy, know their purpose, fulfill their purpose, be happy in knowing this, and die in absolute peace"? But this is almost true in the animal world. There is suffering but for the rest of the time the animal is completely fulfilling its purpose. In fact one animal destroying another is also the purpose of each. But the main point is that all animals are like this; and every animal dies with the knowledge it has lived its whole life with all the energy of an animal, and doing what an animal should do.

Now I have to revise this a little bit because animals in some ways have been badly corrupted by humans. Now there are obese cats, and sometimes by neglect and abuse, humans can influence a dog to be more vicious than most animals naturally would be. Dogs also carry nerouses, which is interesting; so the dogs have mental health just like humans. Interesting!

Lately I've been interested in God and trying to figure how I could help explain the innumerable experiences I've had, hopefully in a way to be helpful, that could be understood-- anyway I've read some things which do explain well, so I am very excited about sharing them.

Before tackling God, we should first consider what consciousness is. There are different realms of consciousness, different states, which have been classed and documented by different people throughout history-- Buddhism, Christianity, Vaishnavism, as well as Kabbalah are all ones I am more or less familiar with.

So are we supposed to be able to know God without knowing all the states of consciousness possible? No. This is also why we do not know or see God.

In truth, however, anytime you call upon God, you bring God to you, inhoweversmall an amount. And is a small part of an infinite actually a small part? A small part of an infinite is also infinite to anything finite.

The reason God is connected to us is that God is the creation-force behind the life of the universe. We are not God-- but we are part of the energy of God-- both the external and the internal.

Anyway, I hope this makes sense for some people.