Am I God?
Are we all our own personal Gods?
Can we use this power or something?
Someone?
Anyone?
Can anyone know?
Am I God?
James Morgan
Caleb Reyes
ya dude
Ethan Bailey
I'll take "thoughts while hitting the bong" for 800, Alex
Lucas Roberts
I'm dropping acid and reading Hegel.
Noah Foster
I'm jealous, have a good trip friend
Jace Anderson
Why do these threads always have some geometrical design?
Brody Sullivan
No, you are part and parcel of God as the soul but you are not God himself. While individual soul and God are composed of the same spiritual substance, the soul is atomic where God is whole.
Ryder Lee
Psalm 82:6: "ye are gods." John 10:34: Jesus reiterates this, saying, "Is it not written in your law, 'ye are gods?'"
Men are gods, since only men have the imago Dei; man has the divine powers of self-awareness and reason. Anything you do with those powers is a divine act.
John Perez
Try this meditation:
Understand; that I'm simply undergoing the division of death as natural. My earthen body rotting below as my conscious, which has been individualized for so long, awaits the completion of its radiation to the sun--my greater self. And as an individual star, I will again await my death as I watch my children destroy themselves over the eons cycling my being. Then when I die, again shall my body fertilise the solar systems around me. My awareness continuing to radiate into the center of the galaxy, bounding between my brother stars and sister planets, where I will become the galactic center supporting all the bodies which compile my external being. Then I will watch patiently all within my arms as my nearest brother drifts as he should into my being. We shall combine to become one, and again I will remember that I am to die, and radiate once more into the very fabric of space-time itself, where I will emerge a mote of light--slipping through atom and molecule, and into being once more. And so the cycle shall continue. And so I shall live and die in eternal peace and suffering all the same. Watching the disjointed and lost figments of my being wander among themselves believing in their individuality.
Adam Kelly
Now THAT'S what I call egoism!