The Creator
Do you wonder who/what created our world? Before attempting to crack this most coveted question, let’s understand the difference between God, Religion, and Faith.
Faith is unquestioning surrender; Religion is submission to an organization. God is an impersonal Supreme title given to who/what created our world. These are optimistic approaches to life but are intangible. Yet we sign up for some idea even after proclaiming ourselves the most intelligent species.
Why?
Our fear of being alone is the root cause of conforming to any make-believe concept, similar to a child who creates an imaginary friend. In and itself, it is okay. Until we start uplifting our ideas as the absolute. Forcing others to believe in it.
Why?
Validation from people is the only way to sustain the unsighted/unknown. Before buying, don’t we rely on reviews, ratings, and feedback to corroborate material products/services? Then how come we are sold out on the unseen. Are we that gullible? Short answer: yes, we are. Anything that says we are not without help gives us hope. Hope is what encourages us to move forward.
However, none of these are necessary to continue the world, Universe, or creation. It is not reliant on validation by subscription. It wouldn’t end if no one kept it alive in ideas. It wouldn’t stop the cycle of life if no one marketed it. It wouldn’t go obscure if no one believed in it. And for that reason, The Creator, whoever or whatever it is, is unbiased. It doesn’t care about carrying forward everything in its womb. Because the end of anything is not the end of the world but the beginning of another.
But to us, it sure is the end of our imaginary world if we don’t get enough support.
If you enjoyed this, you would surely get a kick out of reading my books that have a different perspective on conceived ideas. Here are excerpts from them to help you decide.
"God is unbiased. It doesn’t discriminate between good and evil. Everything is a part of everyone. It will be experienced by everyone. Everyone is everything.”
Taken from i$UBSCRIBE
“You personally witnessing a miracle is irrelevant in the big picture. Giving a religion-appointed God or faith credit is your prerogative. Suffering comes upon a religious person as it does on a non-believer. Whatever gives you the strength to overcome it is good enough. The world will continue even if the concept of God as religions dictates is debunked, phased out, or banned.”
Taken from ALL KAAL NONE - TRIKA ŚŪNYA Part 2
Faith is unquestioning surrender; Religion is submission to an organization. God is an impersonal Supreme title given to who/what created our world. These are optimistic approaches to life but are intangible. Yet we sign up for some idea even after proclaiming ourselves the most intelligent species.
Why?
Our fear of being alone is the root cause of conforming to any make-believe concept, similar to a child who creates an imaginary friend. In and itself, it is okay. Until we start uplifting our ideas as the absolute. Forcing others to believe in it.
Why?
Validation from people is the only way to sustain the unsighted/unknown. Before buying, don’t we rely on reviews, ratings, and feedback to corroborate material products/services? Then how come we are sold out on the unseen. Are we that gullible? Short answer: yes, we are. Anything that says we are not without help gives us hope. Hope is what encourages us to move forward.
However, none of these are necessary to continue the world, Universe, or creation. It is not reliant on validation by subscription. It wouldn’t end if no one kept it alive in ideas. It wouldn’t stop the cycle of life if no one marketed it. It wouldn’t go obscure if no one believed in it. And for that reason, The Creator, whoever or whatever it is, is unbiased. It doesn’t care about carrying forward everything in its womb. Because the end of anything is not the end of the world but the beginning of another.
But to us, it sure is the end of our imaginary world if we don’t get enough support.
If you enjoyed this, you would surely get a kick out of reading my books that have a different perspective on conceived ideas. Here are excerpts from them to help you decide.
"God is unbiased. It doesn’t discriminate between good and evil. Everything is a part of everyone. It will be experienced by everyone. Everyone is everything.”
Taken from i$UBSCRIBE
“You personally witnessing a miracle is irrelevant in the big picture. Giving a religion-appointed God or faith credit is your prerogative. Suffering comes upon a religious person as it does on a non-believer. Whatever gives you the strength to overcome it is good enough. The world will continue even if the concept of God as religions dictates is debunked, phased out, or banned.”
Taken from ALL KAAL NONE - TRIKA ŚŪNYA Part 2
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Tawfek
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Jan 13, 2024 10:17AM
I think people are also afraid of the end, they are afraid of dying forever, ceasing to exist, that was the prominent idea of the religions before known religions, like Ancient Egypt and the civilizations that existed back then, coming back to life in the afterlife, burying as many important things to you with you, to the point that they buried wives and servants while they were alive.
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Tawfek wrote: "I think people are also afraid of the end, they are afraid of dying forever, ceasing to exist, that was the prominent idea of the religions before known religions, like Ancient Egypt and the civili..."I had been to one such museum in Cairo. I was spooked. But yeah, I get the fascination with immortality.
