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Posted on May.10.2012 @ 07:05PM EDT by shayne
god is the very foundation of the air we breath to the particles in our desk.
to the nothingness upon which the big bang happened.
he is that too.
god is everything.
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Reply from Joe Chip
May.10.2012
07:08PM EDT
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Yee-haw and then some. |
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Reply from Woodsman
May.11.2012
02:48PM EDT
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pick pick which One? |
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Reply from IZIZIZ
May.12.2012
09:42AM EDT
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god is the very foundation of the air we breath to the particles in our desk.
Who made god the foundation???
to the nothingness upon which the big bang happened.
No-thing-ness is not what you have painted it. Only nothing can come from nothing, not something like a bang of some kind.
he is that too.
He. So this god character is limited to being a he.
god is everything.
Every-thing. So god is a thing. Things start and end. All things do, it is the nature of things. So when did gods start and when will they end.
I think that you sound like a mind limited religionist. Reality is too much for the you that you are. Reality is too much for you. Invent a god, that will solve it all.
God help you.
When you are no longer you. You wont need god.But it is obvious with all of this god talk that you cannot see past you.
See the forest for the trees, apostle. |
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Reply from Joe Chip
May.12.2012
10:41AM EDT
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Big bang [on] de desk. |
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Reply from Joe Chip
May.12.2012
11:00AM EDT
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Put that in a jar and label it. |
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Reply from Woodsman
May.12.2012
11:01AM EDT
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I just found a mountain of garden mulch. Oh Ogd. And I raked it up into my tractor cart. It was from an old Aspen tree which fell about 15 years ago, and the leaves and branches have become perfect mulch.
I am a mulch bragger! And bagger!
Off to till, untill lunnch I filll.....................................................I
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Reply from Joe Chip
May.12.2012
11:11AM EDT
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Off to sow seeds - runner beans, radish, carrot, parsnip, beetroot, lettuce, onion - better get going. |
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Reply from Woodsman
May.12.2012
11:42AM EDT
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have so many bean seeds from last year
god is a Bean, seed, several of them, reaching to the Sun
big overhead stretch, hands over head
takin' a break
wearin a t-shirt outside on a cool, sunny, beautiful female morning
gonna go out and cover the other half of "our" garden with root loving plants in mind, heart, soul, and body, spirit too ooowwwooommmrrrrrrrrrrrrr...._ _
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Reply from frozenaomi
May.12.2012
03:27PM EDT
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I don't have a yard for a garden, but do you think I could grow something in a window box? You all seem o get a lot out of gardening. should I give it a try? |
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Reply from Woodsman
May.12.2012
08:24PM EDT
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Yes. I even have an apple seed that was taken from an apple I'd eaten planted in a small pot in a south windowand it is growing so beautifully. Anything that grows is life giving.
I've finally got my strawberry patch weeded out and am going to have a mammoth harvest again this year. I give away loads of berries once I get done making jam.
I transferred rhubarb plants from an old farm location today that could have been over 100 years old... the roots were like wood. The spirit around the old farm I visit is still so alive and sacred.
I worship nature, literally been outside all day today... bliss.
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Reply from Joe Chip
May.13.2012
07:49AM EDT
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God is [ ... ] a gardener. |
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Reply from Joe Chip
May.13.2012
07:53AM EDT
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Apophatically yours. |
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Reply from frozenaomi
May.13.2012
08:04AM EDT
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^ lol
I'll just be cat - aphatic then
=^.^=
and we'll balance each other out. |
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Reply from Joe Chip
May.13.2012
08:12AM EDT
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Neither neither. |
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Reply from Avisitor
Jun.15.2012
03:34AM EDT
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After reading this, I still don't know if God exist or not.
If death is the final resting place and it is an eternity of silence and darkness
Nothing ... then God doesn't exist?? I mean how could God be if there is no after life??
Religion is based on the idea that there is something after death.
A promise of something .. a reward for being obedient or worshiping God for believing and living a decent life
Buddhism seems to ask the person to want to verify everything for ones self.
Not asked to do much .. other than to learn and practice until the truth reveals itself.
There is no asking for faith that there is an after life.
I am just left with more questions.
Keep the faith?? ... keep the practice?? .. keep searching??
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