Hi,

Where is God, Ah!! The eternal search of humanity, you are going o get as many answers to this question as people on the earth. Well god is everywhere and nowhere. God is all but god is separate from his creation you will not find god in a specific place. However, god can come down to our puny mortal level and reveal himself in a way we can comprehend. God is the source of everything.


As for some of us floating blissfully throughout the cosmos, if god did not want us to do this he could easily prevent us. And why did he give us this innate ability if he did not want us too utilize it?

We dont go wandering after death but are carefully introduced into this new realm of existence by the being of light.

Welcome

Alan

  You'll find God in doing for and benefiting others with no thought of the material self (this can mean many things, and covers a pretty broad area, not just material oriented service, but also kind, nonjudgmental, tolerant and loving thoughts towards others).   

You'll find God when you go deeply within and quiet all that is without, and listen deeply to the still small voice and guidance within.   

  You'll find God in the harmony and connectedness of Nature, even though she may seem brutal and uncaring at times. 

  You'll find God when you deeply desire It, and believe It is there already, and when you stop looking for all that which gets in the way of desiring, believing in, and becoming like God with which you once had a Oneness with in consciousness. 

  Like attracts, begets, and consciously perceives  Like.

New Soul,

The Bible teaches that God normally micro-manages neither human affairs nor the affairs of Nature.  Therefore, we are all somewhat victimized by time and chance (Ecclesiastes 9:11).  If we choose a godless path, God allows us to do so, but also allows us to experience the postmortem consequences of such life choices.  If we don't want God to be an active and determining force in our lives, then that preference will be respected in the afterlife as well and we might find ourselves lost or trapped in a self-chosen lower plane with souls just like ourselves: "Like attracts like."  But even such hellish planes are a teaching tool, a mirror to show us who and what we are--what a world would be like if everyone were just like us.  

Still, your objection would have merit if such postmortem consequences were permanent rather than a loving teaching tool to motivate us to adjust our priorities.  It is a serious mistake to allow our preconceptions about God's loving nature and power to prevent us from discovering the real God through divine revelation and experiences, both our own and those of others.  By trusting premature preconceptions, we inevitably create an idol that we can then attack and use as an excuse not to expand and deepen our quest.  We must recognize our limitations in taking all the relevant factors into acoount that drive God's policy and plan for us and our world.  If are agnostics, we must take care to step out of whatever ideological ghetto hold us back, so that stereotypes and cliches can be replaced by an increasing number of insights gleaned from new experiences and areas of research.

Don

Hi,

I like Dave thoughts on the matter; it does not matter where god is. From ones own personal perspective everything else beside the “me” might by figments of the “my” imagination, I Alan therefore might be , the only living  being in existence. Who knows maybe you guys are just illusions or dreams of mine, or maybe I am just one of your imaginations.

Everything is relative nothing is absolute

Alan