Chovexani: I agree with you .... 'we are this energy.'

[Maat]

Chovexani:

"Matter is energy: humans, animals, plants, etc. We are this energy, it flows through us, and everything around us. There is a Source, which is where this energy comes from, and to which everything eventually returns."

You could not have summed up both my faith (Church of Religious Science) and my personal beliefs better.

But, since my faith believes that each of us has unique beliefs (is on a unique path to God/Goddess/One-Energy/whatever, I get to differentiate a bit. I, personally, for one, only belief in one 'God' (one Energy). It is neither a 'he' nor a 'she,' but an 'it' (in my humble opinion). More than one would confuse this old lady (46 - I get confused easily).

But I celebrate and honor my brothers and sisters who believe in more than one. I know that God recognizes it is divided up, if for no other reason that God divided up into us. So, in my humble opinion, there is no reason one cannot honor more than one entity.

Hope that makes sense. I just appreciated what you said.

Ma'at, Eqyptian Goddess of Justice

(Ma'at weighed your heart when you died. As Osiris, the God of the Dead was ushering people through the Gate, she judged each one, and decided where each was going. My husband picked it - because I am judgmental - try not to be - but am. He says that I would be a good courtroom judge).

[Chovexani]

1. It makes a lot of sense.

Thanks for the shoutout. I love chatting about these things, especially with folks who are basically on the same page but may differ in the details. :hi:

Even though I have basically found my path I am always seeking...I think seeking only stops when you die. And even then it doesn't really stop, it just takes on a different form. :)

[Shredr]

2. Of all people, Lisa "Left Eye" Lopez from TLC, right before she died...

Said, "Energy never dies, it just changes form." I thought that was such a poetic final statement. She got it.
I love what you've said here, and I really agree. Ultimately, we're each just a mass of energy that has congealed for this experience of this life and will then change form for another experience.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

3. Have you felt the energy?

really felt it, been inside it while being an outside observer? realizing the depth of it? This experience is one that is individual, I feel, yet one that I know many have had, and so I tried to state it as clearly as I could.