How much are we relying on God?
I’m sure some where along the you have asked the question “Were is God when I need him?” Why do we ask the question?
In some respects it is a comical and funny question to ask. The fact that we live in a high tech world during an information age aside, the fact that you must ask implies you have never heard the gospel.
The fact that you are in need of God actually means that the defenses you have in place are keeping god out in your own mind.
So we are still asking “Where is God” or are ready to get honest with ourselves and grow up? Perhaps we should pause at this point in order to allow any mortals reading this the opportunity to leave least their status as a sub-human species be violated when they WAKE Up. So if any wish that their separation from God remain intact, please discontinue until such time as you can handle the TRUTH!!!! If this seems appropriate then perhaps you see the profound comedy, if not why did you not leave with the mortals? Where is God indeed, it’s a good thing they don’t shoot people for blasphemy because most mortals would all be standing before the firing squad.
So where is God when I need him? If you are ready for the only option to mortality then let us tell you. God is hiding inside of you because he is everywhere outside of you.
We like to think: God is omnipotent and omnipresent meaning he is everywhere and all powerful. But then they grovel before this idea in some kind of beggarly servitude persecuting all who would heal the separation between them and God. Now it may not seem like this is what we are doing unless you are among the religious elite, but they are the ones who trained you, so guess what, yes, that is what you do. If you have discovered Life in the Spirit and renounced religious servitude then congratulations, this does not apply to you.
If God is everywhere all the time, why is it, that he is suspiciously absent everywhere we go? Now if this doesn’t sound like the standard dilemma of all mortals, then we don’t have a clue as to what does. Since this does seem to be the standard let us assume that it is and begin our exploration here.
God is everywhere all the time but he is suspiciously absent wherever I go, this means that the thoughts you are thinking produce the absence of God in your experience. This is where it gets scary because this statement means that you will have to take responsibility for your creation and get honest with yourself about creating. It is so much easier to blame someone else and that is your right as a mortal who wants to stay mortal, but I thought we were beyond that by now. So like it or not responsibility is the First Immortal Law. If you are actually creating your experience (and you are) how can you blame it on someone else without being deceived, even if you call that deception truth? You just can’t do it and that is what we are talking about.
So then if every experience is a reflection of your thoughts and you have no thoughts of God within. Perhaps it’s time we give you some thoughts to think to overcome that handicap. Now we could go all off on a quantum fields and perceptual mechanics with a lot of hoopla and fanfare. But instead let’s try to keep this simple and as easy as possible.
Assuming you are a believer in the Bible as most claim to be, let us give you the single most important reference in the whole book that explains what the whole rest of the document is all about. “I HAVE Made you ONE with Myself” is the promise of God in New Covenant. Now so long as you relate to God as a mortal via the law of sin and death, I will not leave is your promise, but the reason he cannot leave is because he is you.
So where is God when you need him, right where he has always been in the Self that cannot be confined to an idea. That is why it is so hard to think about God because you cannot confine yourself to an idea. Otherwise you must think about God instead of thinking the thoughts of God.
To find God as self hiding deep in your heart of hearts is what you have known all along would be the answer but who wants to admit the truth, let someone else get honest with themselves and maybe then we will believe.
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