now? The good God and the evil God, depending on what you believe. Our beliefs create our visions of God and we make him matter in our world. We use him to justify our beliefs. We make him holy, as long as we call him by a certain name. If the name doesn't fit, wrong God. My belief dominants your belief. Yes, there are many Gods if I see him that way.

But what if as Jane points out, we go within to connect with this energy w

" Maybe the time is ripe for change. We need a democracy of spirit, an end to divine hierarchies. If Christianity's authoritative God clashes with democratic ideals, the idea of a Divinity expressing itself equally through each citizen fits in quite well. In fact, that Divine quality in man would provide the self reliance and trust that would truly enable a people to govern themselves." That thought comes from Jane Roberts, an author, and seeker of the true nature of consciousness. She brings up a good point.

I saw the news the other day and there were two Irish citizens signing an agreement to co-exist in peace. A step long overdue, especially when they both believed in the same God, with a slightly different twist. Each was fighting for God's truth, they said, but which God? The Jesus that said; "Blessed are the meek," or the Jesus who cursed the fig tree? It seems God has many truths if we believe that it his will to create a war that has effected the lives of so many people. The war may have been waged in the name of God, but in truth, man used this shield as a badge, to act in a way that has nothing to do with God, and everything to do with power, fear, anger and hatred. We see the same scenario playing out in the Middle east, God vs. God, in order to satisfy the cravings of groups that want to control, dominant, and force a belief on to others. When and where did this separation of man and God begin? Why do we continue to put ourselves, our children, and their children through this pain? Do we feel that bad about ourselves, that we must control the lives of others to appease our own short comings? As I look back through our bloody history, it hasn't worked so far, why do we think it will work now? The good God and the evil God, depending on what you believe. Our beliefs create our visions of God and we make him matter in our world. We use him to justify our beliefs. We make him holy, as long as we call him by a certain name. If the name doesn't fit, wrong God. My belief dominants your belief. Yes, there are many Gods if I see him that way.

But what if as Jane points out, we go within to connect with this energy we

thor, and seeker of the true nature of consciousness. She brings up a good point.

I saw the news the other day and there were two Irish citizens signing an agreement to co-exist in peace. A step long overdue, especially when they both believed in the same God, with a slightly different twist. Each was fighting for God's truth, they said, but which God? The Jesus that said; "Blessed are the meek," or the Jesus who cursed the fig tree? It seems God has many truths if we believe that it his will to create a war that has effected the lives of so many people. The war may have been waged in the name of God, but in truth, man used this shield as a badge, to act in a way that has nothing to do with God, and everything to do with power, fear, anger and hatred. We see the same scenario playing out in the Middle east, God vs. God, in order to satisfy the cravings of groups that want to control, dominant, and force a belief on to others. When and where did this separation of man and God begin? Why do we continue to put ourselves, our children, and their children through this pain? Do we feel that bad about ourselves, that we must control the lives of others to appease our own short comings? As I look back through our bloody history, it hasn't worked so far, why do we think it will work now? The good God and the evil God, depending on what you believe. Our beliefs create our visions of God and we make him matter in our world. We use him to justify our beliefs. We make him holy, as long as we call him by a certain name. If the name doesn't fit, wrong God. My belief dominants your belief. Yes, there are many Gods if I see him that way.

But what if as Jane points out, we go within to connect with this energy w

fig tree? It seems God has many truths if we believe that it his will to create a war that has effected the lives of so many people. The war may have been waged in the name of God, but in truth, man used this shield as a badge, to act in a way that has nothing to do with God, and everything to do with power, fear, anger and hatred. We see the same scenario playing out in the Middle east, God vs. God, in order to satisfy the cravings of groups that want to control, dominant, and force a belief on to others. When and where did this separation of man and God begin? Why do we continue to put ourselves, our children, and their children through this pain? Do we feel that bad about ourselves, that we must control the lives of others to appease our own short comings? As I look back through our bloody history, it hasn't worked so far, why do we think it will work now? The good God and the evil God, depending on what you believe. Our beliefs create our visions of God and we make him matter in our world. We use him to justify our beliefs. We make him holy, as long as we call him by a certain name. If the name doesn't fit, wrong God. My belief dominants your belief. Yes, there are many Gods if I see him that way.

But what if as Jane points out, we go within to connect with this energy w

ngs of groups that want to control, dominant, and force a belief on to others. When and where did this separation of man and God begin? Why do we continue to put ourselves, our children, and their children through this pain? Do we feel that bad about ourselves, that we must control the lives of others to appease our own short comings? As I look back through our bloody history, it hasn't worked so far, why do we think it will work now? The good God and the evil God, depending on what you believe. Our beliefs create our visions of God and we make him matter in our world. We use him to justify our beliefs. We make him holy, as long as we call him by a certain name. If the name doesn't fit, wrong God. My belief dominants your belief. Yes, there are many Gods if I see him that way.

But what if as Jane points out, we go within to connect with this energy w

now? The good God and the evil God, depending on what you believe. Our beliefs create our visions of God and we make him matter in our world. We use him to justify our beliefs. We make him holy, as long as we call him by a certain name. If the name doesn't fit, wrong God. My belief dominants your belief. Yes, there are many Gods if I see him that way.

But what if as Jane points out, we go within to connect with this energy we call God? What if we listen to our feelings and emotions to know our truth. There is no "The Truth," but the truth that rests within each of us. Somehow collectively we lose our truth, and wage wars against ourselves. We kill our self, to discover who we really are. Each war is a lesson. Each death a beginning to understanding that there is no separation between me and my Source, that I can call by many names. Each individual experiences that connection and awareness within themselves, in their own way. Collectively we can share our beliefs and respect each one, for they are what we are. We don't have to agree, but we can understand the nature of our own consciousness and grow from the lessons we are here to learn. All are different and all happen in our own world of beliefs. We then could govern ourselves in truth. We could live in diversity. We could grow in Love. I could call my God by any name, knowing he is always there, within me, and within everything in the universe, expressing herself differently in order to expand and be a grander version of All There Is, Love.