2. God

The questions of why, how, and what that nature is are among the ruminations that have captured the ascending mind of humankind since the earliest sparks of our self-awareness. To consider that humans are of a state to understand the truest meaning of infinite is comically mind blowing. The collective brain and imagination of humanity covers a vast swath of possibilities. But beyond a shadow of a doubt there is the unknown and with that unknown it would likely take the best speculation to merely begin to uncover the potential magnitude of the infinite nature of our incarnation. From the infinite wisdom associated with our state and creation we avail all the insights we can to approach comprehension. This we do as we are slowly drawn toward a greater understanding of our state, purpose, and potential.

In our higher evolved state of being, our most fundamental of all understandings is what feels good to us.

Due to our unique perspectives, the idea of life being a "one-size-fits-all" affair, is utterly ridiculous. We are here to be the unique individuals that we are. No two are ever the same. We may fall into cultural and sub cultural, sets and subsets, yet never are two identical lives experienced. The universe does not make duplicates. Oddly enough, the more we look for differences between us, we continue to find the similarities of the uniqueness of our experience.

Everyone believes in God. They may not know it but they do. There are several logical examples of how this is so. Many people think of God as a personality that is outside of themselves. A "someone" who is removed from them as an individual. This is where the illusion and misconception of God begins. God, as we call it, is a natural conscious logic that appears omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent.

Part of the proof of God is that life has meaning and is eternal. For if life had no meaning than this existence would be about superficial activities that would have no impact at the end of human existence, which equals to no meaningful impact in the present. This being the case nothing in life would matter and no words would have value in reasoning otherwise. Hence, if someone really thinks there is no God, and no meaning to life, their arguments from this perspective, on any subject, would be equally meaningless.

Life is affirming and enriching on a daily basis. One may not always feel this way but over the span of one's life meaning is found in a multitude of relationships, events and situations. Because one has difficulty putting these experiences into words does not diminish what has transpired. Overwhelmingly, these experiences have a large love component.

The universally answerable question leads in this direction. The question goes like this; "What is the single thing that every person on this planet desires?" In the final analysis the answer to that question is love. Whether the answer comes out, money, health or friends it is all about means, vitality and acceptance. That is love. Some may not make the connection.

For starters, "the love of money, is the root of all evil," is the complete quote. Money is not a tool of evil, lacking love. What a person does with money can show love or the lacking of love as we perceive it.

As for health, imagine how it is when you are feeling a little down, not depressed, but maybe a little tired, maybe a bit frustrated with a situation or relationship. Then someone near to you comes over and either says something to lift your spirit or embraces you to express their care for you. Your state will not remain the same. If you are paying attention you will feel more alive, more vital. It is actually measurable that your health will improve even on a small scale. A person who has this experience often has a healthier immune system. The love coming from the other person can increase your health.

And when someone defers to your perspective they are saying "I trust in what you have done in your life, in the way you look at situations, or, how you care for me as a person - I will follow your example, your intentions, or your directions." They are saying I feel the love you have for me and I love you.

In our daily lives we navigate through countless fields of influence. Whatever they may be; the media, the work environment or personal encounters. We do this in a kind of bubble which is our own personal field of influence. Our field of influence is created by us in the ways we respond to our experience. By our actions we create a bubble around us that can be thought of as inaudible music and invisible light. It can be said that we are our bubble. For the most part we love our self. We may have some conflict with who we are in a situation but deep down inside we accept our self. When another person allows us into their bubble they are saying "I accept you for who and what you are at this moment, I love you."

It is all about love. And in those loving situations we are lifted from a previous station to another, and at the very least a little bit higher. We rise. And in so doing the person who is comforting, and trusting, and accepting is lifted as well. This is us on our journey back to the Single Source of our origin, that thing people call God. That nature conscious logic that people call God is a knowingness that is balanced in a relationship with all that is. The answer to every question is found within the logical nature of love.

Truth is immutable. Perspectives do not honestly change the truth. If we are clear as to the events around us, emotionally unfettered by the coloring of our bubble, or by our actions in response to the world around us, we recognize the love directed toward us.

The logical recognition of the presence of God is in (among other things), every hug, hand shake, and smile - one person reaching out to deliver love or in an act to receive love. And the proof is beyond words and beyond science in expressing the results of the interaction.

The fact that life is eternal is also a sign of God. If life were finite than one could begin to deny God. But we know life is eternal by what life means to us. Without eternal meaning to life all efforts we make, regardless of momentary desires, would have no purpose. There would be no reason to continue one day further. The promise of a great and even infinite love gives life the ultimate meaning punctuating the proof of eternal life and the existence of God.

The presumed vagaries of what we experience and the precarious nature of our situation on this planet establishes beyond a reasonable statistical probability the existence of a natural conscious logic and the intelligent nature inherent in our experience.

The presence of God need not be an entity wholly outside of our self that seeks something from us. The connectivity of all things within the Infinite Intelligence is greatly recognized merely because of the fact that we have questions. Why we ponder our origin and how an inanimate object is inextricably connected to the physical universe are faithfully reflected in the logic of our own awareness and in our understanding of the endless linkage of meaning in our life today and the evolution of our understanding and curiosity of our purpose.

Some ponder greatly, some not so much, and yet we fulfill a multitude of tasks simply by being. We are inspired and we inspire. We love and we are loved. Regardless of what an individual or codified group may say about right and wrong, each of us strives in our own personal direction to move forward within our expression. We all seek to be who and what we are in this moment. We do what we do with purpose. That is proof of God.