The following story happened in real life. It’s a true story told by me with my own interpretation. Meaning it’s not the exact quotation.
Long Story very short…
The guy was drunk. Friends came to his house so they could go out. His mom standing outside as she said goodbye to his son, she also added “God be with you”. Son was drunk and as a joke responded to his mom “There is no space in the car, but he can sit in the trunk” and left.
In several hours there was the car crash. The same car… Everyone inside died. The whole car was fallen apart and damaged, EXCEPT THE TRUNK. The trunk was completely whole and there were even eggs in the trunk completely untouched.
Look, God is always with us, within our reach. But he never forces himself to us. We have the free will to decide whether or not to let him into ourselves. It’s our decision to make whether or not if we tap into his energy and become one with the creator. You can call it the universe, force, God, Allah, Muhammad, energy… You can call it whatever you want. But what matters is that whatever you call to it you have to let it inside and be connected to that force.
I believe that God is everywhere and nowhere. He is at every place and at no place at all. He is “omnipotent (all-powerful), omniscient (all-knowing), omnipresent (all-present), and omnibenevolent (all-good)”. I also see him as a force, a supernatural being that is the spirit of all spirits. We human beings are very powerful if connected to one’s true self and spirit, but still, we are natural beings and not supernatural ones.
The sun is always shining. When we don’t see it and it’s dark outside it doesn’t mean that the sun has stopped shining. It just means that we ourselves on the earth have rotated away from it. So is god always shining his love on us, it’s just sometimes we refuse to tap into it and welcome him inside of us. So the question here is; God is always within us, but are you within him?
Originally published at https://anikapanadze.com on September 16, 2020.
