The question that now haunts many illustrious minds in our world.
To say I was realistic modern. "Religion is the opium of the people" Well you can find many ways to go for or against this conception. I particularly ambivalent stage was certainly at times dichotomized by the inherent existence of a collective unconscious subliminal. Carl Jung speaks very well about this. I was in search constant for a long time as a scientist trying to know the why of things and then I realized that I saw where I should not. You see, the answers are not outside, it begins within. Now very well to believe and see. Listening without ears and see with your heart. Uniting mind and heart is my secret.
When I was in search, I went to a Jesuit priest known. I told him the boot, I DO NOT BELIEVE! He is very intelligent open mind and listen, I am not inponerme biblical knowledge and its dogmatic position. He just really helped me. I said Do you love your family, couples, friends? I answered yes.
Happy father he said. Then my son, your search is over, that's your god, "love." So works in you. It's different for everyone, so I started to cultivate love, for me, for the rest and everything was better. Hear without listening, and I see without looking. Feel free to play and is AMAZING. Beyond that, I think that religions are about something, if you want to see a macro, because they all point to the same. Love and support, equality, positive actions and thoughts pure. The rules created by humans within religions, whether naturally often say they are uncomfortable or meaningless. I think so, to understand something you have to study it, see how he grew up, where development, etc. And try to look with their eyes and talk their way into your mind in other words and see the world from their shoes. But because there will be good communication, always will be watching one way or another to impose the beliefs of each one. I think the thing is to find the common roots and start from there. That is God for me, union, love, humility and equality. The question is What is God to you?
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