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Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering.

- Yoda

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Sunshine at Night.

Sunshine at Night.

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A Fresh Tasty One


The entire evolution of the moon is a story of catastrophes.
— Carl Sagan

The entire evolution of the moon is a story of catastrophes.

Carl Sagan

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Every Experience is Spiritual

No, you did not speak to “God” when you were on mushrooms. You were speaking to “God” the entire time before you were on mushrooms, and then you took drugs that disconnect you from reality so fully, you thought you actually heard him.

The essence of existence permeates all things. ALL THINGS.

It’s not special. It’s everyday; normal.

To observe spirituality is to observe the apparent:
Yes, everything that exists is connected.
Yes, whatever you believe is what is actually real.
Yes, we are in constant contact with the First Source (God, if you please).

But does it matter?

Once you realize that “God” is ALWAYS speaking and ALWAYS moving, there’s no need to feel special or blessed when you are experiencing life: it’s just normal.

There’s nothing special about a spiritual experience that is happening all day every day throughout the universe forever in every direction in space and time. It’s just the way things are.

I repeat; nothing is special because everything is special. 1 Trillion “One of a Kind” experiences hardly makes them “One of a Kind.”

“God” is in everything, even the experiences one would consider mundane. Hell, “God” is even in the experiences some consider to be evil. “God” is in everything all the time, so there are no experiences that are “more” or “less” spiritual than others.

The First Source created everything, good and evil, and has NO PREFERENCE for either. This is apparent in the prevalence of violence and greed in our world.

So if you think you have found inner peace, that’s great. But it’s not a spiritual experience any more prominent than the moment right before enlightenment when you were just a normal human being picking your nose.

Eating your boogers is just as spiritual as prayer and meditation when you see the spirit in everything.