No Wall or Limit Between Life and God

Reflection: #028

Instead of responding with a few words, I let my heart flow freely and wrote this reflection in response to a reader's comment.

I warmly greet my reader friend. Many thanks for your compliment. I feel that your words come from your heart, so I am happy. Fortunately, I have no fanatical tendencies, neither in politics nor in religion. I have always wanted to look at things from a more distant and calm perspective. In that way, problems diminish, or political arguments lose some of their value. Many discussions—or, in even worse cases, many wars—can be seen as unnecessary and even ridiculous from a distance. For example, forcing border changes through war, or enclosing one's own areas with concrete walls, are expressions of barbarism. Countries should learn to live together and in peace. The Earth is round and limitless.  Why must man impose limits, directions, walls on this small world that is our Earth?  In my last report—here is the link: http://ovnidigiart.blogspot.com/2009/05/spaceshuttle-and-hubble-telescope-parte.html

I show a picture; an image of Earth viewed from the space shuttle. There, you can see the blue strip that is our atmosphere. Once again, we see that we live in a very fragile and small world.

Another reflection: the dream of the earth

http://marsandufosmysteries.blogspot.com/2010/09/dream-of-earth.html

I suggest you read them. I also point out to the reader that it is such a low position, attitude, or stance (I could add several words) of the various religious, political, economic, and military forces.  All of them try to dominate and control us for their own benefit. Never for our own good. A war, or leading millions of people into a war, can never be something good. Not even the so-called holy war of the different religions.

Observing all the difficulties people have in living together harmoniously causes me great sadness and pain. No reason justifies the use of weapons.  In my observations, I always see myself from a great distance. For example, on Mars. Even with the Hubble images, I let myself be carried to other galaxies. Could it be that there, in another solar system, they give the same value to one of our political or religious directions?

Could it be that we would find followers of our religious and political ideas there?

If these imaginary civilizations were as clumsy as we are, they would fight for their gods and politicians like us. However, when they are more advanced, they will include all creation in their beliefs. If there is a God, He exists everywhere. There are no privileged ones, although on Earth, everyone claims to be the Chosen. If God selected a few people on each habitable planet in this universe, we would have millions of privileged ones.

We should believe in a God for all or none. 

Believing in nothing also seems difficult when considering the tremendous power that nature reveals. There is no corner of our Earth without life. Nor is there a single place without life in the entire universe.

Defining life does not mean counting the legs of an animal.

Life is much deeper in matter. To be precise, also outside of matter.

Matter is controlled by this force. It has many names, starting with the names of all the gods that have been and are worshiped on this Earth.

But these named Gods are not so much the ones guiding the world, but that Power, that vital force, which is in everything. This impulse to grow—the growth itself—of plants, animals, human beings, and also of the universe and planets fills all matter in the cosmos.  Everything is united to this life force, to this vigor, to this power—or, if you will, to this God. Everything is designed to grow in an organized way.  One more thought: Life, this organization—or this power to organize everything—is not created for profit, as the creators of wars, politics, or religions pretend.

This vital force, which I somewhat refuse to call "God," is completely impartial.

This force seeks harmony among all. This force seeks balance among all.

Not for the benefit of any species, race, or planet. It seeks harmony and balance among everything. Everything else is a human invention for benefit and power.  I have dared to express many personal thoughts, but always seeking the truth, without wanting to offend, change, or convince anyone.

You must know that if you believe in a God, you must share Him with everything. Because we are not alone. Nor do you have to fight for Him. He is not a thing. He is everything.

In conclusion, I would like to recall a philosophical poem, though a bit difficult to understand. With this, I wanted to express that we are all one: God, life, matter, time, the plant, energy...

http://ovnidigiart.blogspot.com/2008/05/los-neutrones-y-las-flores.html 

I don't know, my friend, if I could answer what you wanted to know, but perhaps the words will serve to reflect a little on the complexity of life as a whole.

There is no wall or border between life and God. 

Josef Bauer