What drew you closer to the feeling of a universal God?

Question

And why do fudge-packers attack God and the religious?

pangel: you can still answer:

greecesvac: don't have to be so defensive

mmmmcup cakes -your answer really helps - best attack and taste the consequences- or shut the fcuk up. Jesus forgave - I don't>>>>>>>>>

mikey: one step at a time!

Answer 1

Natural forces like photosynthesis, gravity and electromagnetism etc and the universalness of human experience evolved into an awareness of The One for me.

I don't believe in any religion any more but there is definitely a Force which revolves around me. Call it karma or relativity but everything points in the direction of making the most of positive experiences and understanding the positive results from it and the positive results from helping others.

Call it God but it is not human-like, male or female and does not need praise, thanks or ritual. Spirituality brings us closer to God and Peace of Mind (which transcends all understanding) reflects a divine state which I love to be in.

More Peace

Answer 2

a universal God, there is no such thing. There might be something like a universal consciousness.

'Fudge-packers' or homosexuals attack 'the religious' because of the hate and judgement forced upon them by these intolarant fools. 'God' seems to change character to suit every culture's religion.... There has to be a god, so us humans created a god in our image.


Ourimage is obviously judgemental and intolerant.

Answer 3

Some people may "attack" god and the religious because you refer to them as fudge-packers. Ever think about that?

Answer 4

Nothing drew me closer to God. The more I read, the more I learnt. The more I learnt the more i realised I did not want a part in religion, and it only drew me further away, due to the improbability of a universal God in the first place.

Answer 5

There came a point in my life when I realised that I was god, that is, that god was the universe and the universe was me. At that point the last vestige of the religious fell away from me and I became whole. I have yet to meet a homosexual man whom I truly like, but I suspect that is no fault of theirs. Treat a man like sh*t and he'll grow up to behave like a sh*t. You ought to know that by now.

Answer 6

I'm not a 'fudge packer' and I feel like attacking you right at this very moment. But I won't.

edit: LOL Don't threaten me little boy. I couldn't care less what you think of me, stupido.

Answer 7

Meditation, Just allowing yourself a quiet space to really think about life. I'm not an expert, probably never will be but everytime I meditate I feel I'm becoming more spiritually aware

Answer 8

That feeling, I guess would come from the fact that I know my life would not be if it were not for Him. Not one man on Earth could do for me what He did. Yes I have had miracles in my life, and they are, as my son describes as kisses from an angel. Once you have put faith to test and your problems at His feet, you will never have to wonder if he is real or not.

Answer 9

There are many things that have happen to me to convince me there is indeed a unversal Higher Power. What first comes to mind is Prayer. I can honestly say that my prayers have ALWAYS been answered. Prayer is a very powerful tool and a very un-used resource that we all have access to. Try it sometime.

Answer 10

Well nothing. But it is usually an over active imagination.