The existence of God... -- The MB of Ian Alex Blease

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Date Posted: 08:51:00 07/16/08 Wed
Author: JC
Author Host/IP: stxika04.dngr.net / 216.220.216.159
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The existence of God...
In reply to: JC 's message, "I found hundreds of lava tubes on the western slope of mt shasta" on 15:03:36 07/15/08 Tue

I never been much of a church going man and combined with my hard, turbelent life, I have many times doubted the existence of a loving creator.

But there is something spiritual about this place that I still cannot for the life of me pinpoint in my mind. The mountian and surrounding area is so beautiful, so majestic, it can make the toughest and most hardest of men shed tears. I am one of those men.

Being here for almost a year now, I have realized that mother nature has a purpose, there is an intelligence. An order of things that cannot be denied. No accidents of creation, no chaos but a supreme loving super consciousness that pervades all things.

Even though I still have not come face to face with Lemurians, I have indeed come face to face with the passion, power and majesty of nature. This power seems to be not only in the external landscape, but within me as well.

I have been truly humbled and for John Carlo to say something like that, the arrogant, merciless, egotistical son of a bitch that admits that tears have runned down his eyes seeing the radiance of this mountian, you can say this is evidence and proof that a God does indeed exist. Maybe not what our organized religions portray, but nevertheless. A power that defies explanation and makes your knees hit the ground and stand rapt in awe.

JC

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my favortie area of the mountian -- JC, 09:26:56 07/16/08 Wed