Entry 218 - Entry 219
Entry 218 - Update
2/23/20
It’s just the same thing over and over again.
The same old conversations.... The same cycles.... The same everything.
It all feels so empty... So... Meaningless.... So not even worth pretending like I enjoy it.
All of it just feels so not worth it. As we circulate through the same 15 topics at the dinner table, I sit there observing, thinking to myself... This can’t possibly be it... This can’t possibly be the meaning.
I feel like I need to return to my calling, to who I am and what I feel like my mission here on earth is because right now I feel the emptiness of all empties. I feel like I’m going against the universe. Like I’m not aligned with my purpose. Like I’m not living my life authentically and it hurts.
Entry 219 - Creator vs Christianity
3/8/20
I think what's hard about
Christianity is it can potentially feed into our weaknesses and
insecurities by saying "oh you're not enough", or "you're broken", or
"you're sinful" and then Christianity will try to fix you, the broken
project.
I USED to believe that narrative, but
now I don't because I believe the truth is, God is already within every
single human being. He is everywhere and in all places, in all
creation. There is no where He is not. You don't need a special
connection from some priest to be one with God, you already are one with
God. The very fact that your soul is immortal is proof that you are
connected to the Source of immortality, God.
Christians
try to sell it like "Oh I'm going to give you Jesus, and you'll be
fixed" but in actuality they're selling their religion, their beliefs,
their community, the whole entire package to you. They want you fully
connected, fully invested, fully part of their community and if you
don't fully buy it and go fully in, then you feel this guilt because you
aren't meeting their expectations of what you need to go from broken to
redeemed. Even though their whole goal is for you to say a little
prayer to save you from the default destination of all who didn't say
the prayer (eternal hell) their actual end goal is for you to be
dedicated to their religion in its entirety.
Before,
when I thought I needed something outside of me because that's how I
was trained to think by Christianity, but now I know everything I need
is within me because God dwells within my heart. Before I thought I was
broken, but God whispers to me, I've always been complete. Much of
Christianity says you need our beliefs to be saved, God says I am Your
salvation and you always will have me. Christianity says you're a
sinner, God says I see a forgiven and loved child of God. Christianity
paints God as giving up on a majority of His children to eternal
damnation, but God is the truly merciful, benevolent, caring Shepherd
who will go to the very depths of Hades to save that one lost sheep, how
much more would He go to the ends of the Earth to save everyone who is
lost? Does that picture of God match the one where He just let's a
majority of people burn in hell?
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