On Free-Thought...

When people read ten-thousand books and listen to folk telling them what to think, they lose the desire to think freely. The lack of free-thought comes primarily from people's beliefs - whatever they may be. So you will never find any religious person or atheist who has free-thought. I do suppose, however, that agnostics think freely because they will quickly say, "I don't know". And it's so much better to say "I don't know" than it is to say "Yes" or "No" when you're really not sure. But the problem of the agnostic is that they say "I don't know" and stop looking for their answers... which is very un-human.

Now, it is understandable why an atheist would say that there is no God - they too, in their own ignorance, look for the spirit god of the religious. This is easy to prove - in order for one to say "There is no God", they must first have an idea of what God is - and this is not good as it proves they are not free-thinkers. To think freely requires that one does not think that God is spirit or physical, or that there is one God, or that there is an afterlife, or even that God made us. It's because of these questions that people look for ministers and prophets to tell them what to think - they don't seek these answers for themselves. It would be one thing if those ministers or prophets had any kind of proof - but they don't, so they shout in the pulpits in order for you to say "Yes!" and believe their every word. And to be fair, folk really don't know where to look... And to truly be fair, if folk thought freely as they should, they would figure out where to look as I did.

Part of my job as a brother and a friend is to inform people of what I find out from my own research... without charge. Before I knew God as 'Yahweh', I had already seen a spacecraft, which I talked about in my Eden of Yahweh - Part 2 of 10 post. Many people have seen spacecrafts - some in more vivid detail than I have... for instance, I have never seen them in daylight. When I thought freely and emptied myself of whatever knowledge of God(s) was built up in me over the years, I kept the truth of that spacecraft in mind when I looked for God(s) - then everything was revealed to me, bit-by-bit. I found out that God is not spirit or religious, at all. So I know nothing spiritual nor do I do anything religious - I'm probably farther from being religious than most atheists since, unlike they, I know that marriage is one of the worst things that a person could desire in life... think deeply about this for yourselves.

When certain truths are known, you no longer have questions about them.

So I will close by encouraging people to think freely. This will make life so much less complicated and much more peaceful. And if you've ever wanted to see a video with spacecrafts apart from the norm you would find on Youtube - check out this video (it's not a Youtube video).

Eden of Yahweh - Part 10 of 10

I've decided not to write the 'Part 10' that I originally had in mind. What I was going to share was something that Yahweh didn't share with me until more than a year passed from when I began to seek Him, and I don't want these things to be interpreted the wrong way. When I say to people 'God', they immediately assume 'religion' because people's minds have been conditioned to relate the 2 - so this is why I won't share what I was going to, at least not this year. And unless people see the compassion and justice of Yahweh with their own eyes, I don't feel too comfortable talking about something that people cannot comprehend. This 'secret' is the most remarkable part of Yahweh's Garden - for it makes that which is inevitable, highly improbable.

So I will leave you with this poem:

When I was born, You carried me in Your arms.
You fed me kindness, and gave me righteousness to drink.
As I grew, You taught me the appropriateness of anger,
The necessity of justice.

I would walk behind You and fall, and You would quickly pick me up.
When I became stubborn, You chastised me by hiding Your face.
If I began to do something that would hurt me, You quickly stopped me.
You never let me out of Your sight, nor did You remove Your hand.

Now that I am older, You let me walk on my own.
You hide behind the door, and watch me walk among the people.
Though I dwell in Your House, You grant me independence.
Though You never let me out of Your sight, You don't restrict me.

Throughout my days, You've encouraged and emboldened me.
When I feel weak, You send my brothers and sisters to comfort me.
Indeed, You send my brothers and sisters to protect me,
For if I am struck down by evil, they will revive me by Your power.

You are glad to have me among Your other children,
And it is Your desire for Your House to be full.
Because of Your kindness and Your promises, I can't help but love You.
For Yahweh, You are my Mother, and to walk naked in Your Garden is my rest.