This is well written, with an open mind and an open heart. I think it is thoughtfully inclusive, inviting non-religious and religious into consideration. It resonates completely. So glad to read it.
Thank you for this. You/this place feels like home of sorts. My experiences have left me with such an indelible feeling of connection that sometimes its annoying and I have to look for Earthly distractions just to function and look like a "normal" human being.
Thanks for the beautiful share, Eric. That makes me think of Hinduism and the meaning of Namaste - "the Divine in me recognizes the Divine in you". For me the Divine is intrinsic, it's in our nature. We each have to find language that helps us make meaning, but in the end, its nature is ineffable so any attempt will fall short. So maybe the words are not so important after all :)
This is well written, with an open mind and an open heart. I think it is thoughtfully inclusive, inviting non-religious and religious into consideration. It resonates completely. So glad to read it.
Thank you..
Thanks so much for these kind words, and thanks for being here 🙏
Do you have an email I could reach out to you and share some thoughts?
Thank you for this. You/this place feels like home of sorts. My experiences have left me with such an indelible feeling of connection that sometimes its annoying and I have to look for Earthly distractions just to function and look like a "normal" human being.
https://medium.com/an-idea/quantum-physics-can-bridge-all-our-divisions-7d11a35a8033
Wow Scott, thanks for these kind words. They resonate deeply.
That resonates. Thank you.
Thanks Rick, glad to hear :)
Thanks for the beautiful share, Eric. That makes me think of Hinduism and the meaning of Namaste - "the Divine in me recognizes the Divine in you". For me the Divine is intrinsic, it's in our nature. We each have to find language that helps us make meaning, but in the end, its nature is ineffable so any attempt will fall short. So maybe the words are not so important after all :)