Native American Prophecy

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Does not matter the name you call your creator, only that you honor him and his creation with reverence.

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Evidence of God

Depending on whose research you read: 80 to 94 percent of all people believe in God. It is true that many inherited those beliefs from their parents, but most think there is plenty of evidence that God exists. Miracles, visions, dreams, and experiences like out-of-body and near death experiences have convinced many of the existence of God. We look at our world and see the order and beauty of it. So there is plenty of evidence that God exists to believers.

I realize that this evidence is not good enough for science. But as for me I don’t care that science says there is no God, I experience God on a daily basis. I experience the Oneness of all things, the love and compassion of living in this physical life. To me that is plenty of evidence. I am sorry science can’t feel it or see it, it is a personal experience. Some religions call it enlightenment. Some conversion. But it is very real to those that experience it.

Helen Keller, blind and deaf as an infant. Her teacher could not communicate with her in any way. So the teacher would stick her hand into a bucket of water, then write the word WATER on the palm of her hand. Helen couldn’t make the connection between the water on her hand and the word written in her palm. For 18 months, every day, the teacher would allow her to experience water and then write the word WATER on the palm of her hand. Then one day it happened, she understood the connection between the experience of water and the word WATER written on her palm. From that point on her life changed dramatically because she could communicate with her teacher.

That is what enlightenment is all about, one day it happens and you know who you are and what you are doing here. You can communicate with God. Science will never change that no matter how much it says there is no evidence for God.

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Did it Again

I changed the appearance (theme) of the blog again. I really like the other better, it had more color, but there were things that didn’t work right so I had to change it. I hope this one will last.

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Think of Joy

Joy.

A state of happiness or felicity, Bliss.

Joy is the feeling you get after you have helped another. Smiling at others as you pass them on the street; holding the door open for someone in a wheelchair; taking time to say “how are you” and waiting for the answer; being patient with others; teaching an adult how to read; holding the hand of a frightened child; giving to those who ask; visiting a shut-in and offering to run an errand; visiting the sick in the hospital; being there at the moment of death. These things add up, the more you do, the more joy you feel. The more love you gather and hold.

“Joy in looking and comprehending is nature’s most beautiful gift.”

Albert Einstein, German-American physicist,
Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921, 1879-1955

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