Post by Summer on Nov 2, 2006 16:11:12 GMT -5
I believe that we are actually inside God the way a baby is inside it's Mother before it's birth. The baby doesn't know it is within it's mother, it just is. It thinks it is alone in a dark, cramped, wet space. Yet there it is protected by it's mother's body, nurtured and protected the entire time.
Well, considering that in my opinion the highest form of God is energy. And I believe that God is the energy that is in all things around us. We could very well be within God the way that a baby is within it's mother and doesn't know it. And if that be the case, then when we die, it is like a birth. We can see more of God in our purer energy forms that we take when we lose this denser, more material form, and become a spirit. It's a nice thought anyway.
So in my point of view, death is actually a transformation, something to look forward to, rather than fear. Because we will know more about God, our Creator, when we die, and therefore more about ourselves, when we die. It seems like that would be a fairly peaceful way to be, to know that God is within and around you at all times, and that you are protected because of it always.
Well, considering that in my opinion the highest form of God is energy. And I believe that God is the energy that is in all things around us. We could very well be within God the way that a baby is within it's mother and doesn't know it. And if that be the case, then when we die, it is like a birth. We can see more of God in our purer energy forms that we take when we lose this denser, more material form, and become a spirit. It's a nice thought anyway.
So in my point of view, death is actually a transformation, something to look forward to, rather than fear. Because we will know more about God, our Creator, when we die, and therefore more about ourselves, when we die. It seems like that would be a fairly peaceful way to be, to know that God is within and around you at all times, and that you are protected because of it always.
