Ponderings

I sit, pondering the Spirit again. I feel it all of the time. Around me. Inside me. I see it in my children, and sometimes in passers-by. It makes my heart swell and makes me at peace, when everything else in my life is chaos. But I feel like I need to reconnect with it.
Don't get me wrong, I feel connected. But I feel like we have lost communication somewhere. I want to be able to commune with the Spirit as I was once almost able to do.
I need to, for the sake of my children, because I feel that both of them are very special and important to the Spirit. I feel that I am supposed to guide them toward a greater oneness with the Spirit. Perhaps through them, the world will find more oneness with the Spirit as well.
Before you go on wondering what the Spirit is to me. Let me just tell you....The Spirit is all gods and no gods at all. The Spirit is the earth, the air, the water, everything living and dead. And yes, the Spirit even is what man has made from engineering and science (Mainly because the Spirit is man, therefore what comes from man comes from the Spirit). The Spirit is all things, and not at the same time. It just is.
I have a great tolerance for religions and beliefs. But an intolerance to prejudice and bigotry. If one chooses to believe what they choose to believe, that is fine. I just don't want them to feel that theirs is the only right way to believe.
We are all just trying to connect to the Spirit. Through gods, beliefs, religions, etc. I choose all and none of them to follow.

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