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I like this way of feeling. But I have doubts. What perplexes me is that such a way of living makes us humans too beast-like, whereas they react on the spot to whatever happens to them. And, perhaps even more importantly, such a frame of mind seems to me to tend towards anot instinctual approach, thus giving raise to angry response/ behaviour, just because you decided to turn off your brain (which should ponder possibilities in advance through reason). We are made like this, we are equipped with a brain and there's a reason why, I suppose.
Preparing for certain future events vs. being prepared for anything
This afternoon, during some part of my all-important senior citizen nap time, I had another of my Aha! moments where everything in the cosmos becomes crystal clear for a brief moment of intuitive comprehensibility. And this time, astoundingly, I wasn't even under the influence of a psycho-active...
But if we were just entities made of flesh, why should we bother longing for God? (You wrote that you too long for God but nevertheless you know it is just an imaginary being). As a side note, I love your blog. You give me much food for thought and it is very likely I will post many comments on your old posts browsing the archive.
Mother Teresa becomes a saint despite "spiritual darkness." Hey, make me a saint too!
I was baptized Catholic. I'm immersed in spiritual darkness. I have grave doubts about God. So why can't I become a saint, since Mother Teresa has been canonized by Pope Francis despite her admitted spiritual darkness? Here's excerpts from an AP story, Mother Teresa: a Saint Despite Spiritual ...
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