"Tune into God" WTF

[Star Wars Fan]

I remember this a few weeks/say 1-2 months ago. An aunt of mine was talking about how she should be "tuning into god"; as in a radio antenna, that people should look into and see this and connect to "god" this way. Well do you think this analogy is correct? Can you explain? Details? Information? Good, bad, or ugly analogy? Explain....

[K Scott]

I dont think god sends radio signals

[Xerxes35]

There is no God.

[crazy maniac]

a question for those that think they talk to god: how do you know its really god your're talking to and not yourself?

[BrokeProphet]

She probably is repeating a half baked notion her preacher banged out on Sunday after writing it down on a cocktail napkin the night before.

Fuck man these people only work a couple of hours a week and make tax free bank you figure they would be a bit more creative than God is a ham radio operator.

[23]

a question for those that believe in god:

If god is perfect, than why did he create something that is imperfect?

[joecaveman]

Originally Posted by 23

a question for those that believe in god:

If god is perfect, than why did he create something that is imperfect?

I'm certain that most religious people don't claim to know God's motives. It's called faith.

[Obbe]

Well do you think this analogy is correct?

Depends on how you take it.

I think through meditation we can "tune in" to the truest state of reality, which is the base of all things or God if you want to call it that. I'm talking about awareness of nothing, or simply 'being', of course.

Or by simply reflecting on the 'oneness' of all, during our everyday activities.

If god is perfect, than why did he create something that is imperfect?

Everything is perfect.

[negz]

http://19.org/index.php?id=91,419,0,0,1,0

Very nice article.

[Pilsu]

Originally Posted by crazy maniac

how do you know its really god your're talking to and not yourself?

Does it matter?