I believe I saw "God" one time. I realized God's space cannot be measured, all thoughts and language fall just before "God", and "God" is here, there, everywhere, in this moment, timeless, incomprehensible, beyond imagination. God is you, God is me, he and them, they, the animals, the water and cars, the universe never ends and never begins in both space and time. I believe everyone will have a day in some lifetime where they realize God has always been RIGHT there, it was simply their own awareness that was "off".
In fact, Buddha talks much of God though you can't really tell. He's more interested in his path to God than talking incessantly about things that can't be talked about.
To see God you can try to breathe very controlled and slowly laying down for about 6 hours straight without much interruption at all.
Betcha can't.
Just what do you depict as "God"? Isn't "God" supposed to be everything, the entire universe? Is it so hard to believe that this entire universe is alive? Is it so hard to SEE it? Maybe when the big rich men in suits snatched up your mushrooms and plants, they snatched up a piece of our birthright...
[This message has been edited by Fuck (edited 06-25-2006).]
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