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Auspex66

Ok, well I have another story to share. This is only my second message, so I am going to give up some of my idea's and just let my brain flow for a while.
Never in my life have I been subjected to forced religion. Unlike most kids in america, I was never made to attend church, go to sunday school, or even attend funerals or pray sessions. I consider myself very lucky in this aspect, because I could stand back and observe the happenings of "religious people". I was a curious girl, I would wander into churches just to see what they were like, talk to friends and family about their gods and wordly laws, and from all my knowledge thus far from life, I have selected only the good idea's out of all religions. I don't think I am one particular religion, hell I don't even know what to call myself, but I believe, honestly, that I have one of the best spiritual relationships ever.
I believe in two trinities. A father trinity and a mother trinity. The boy, the father, the wise man. The girl, the mother, and the wise woman. Basic stages of life and passages that I recognize to be pinacles in our course of life. I believe in the spirit of humans that can be seen through the eyes. I believe in a code of respect for the earth and for animals who hold wisdom we can only hope to know. I also believe that marijuana connects me to a spiritual peace inside of myself. (this goes along with the idea that nature holds untapped secrets, I mingle with other herbs and their medicinal and spiritual properties as well) Right now my battle is living within the laws of nature, which, unfortunately is not easy for a suburban kid that has grown up with all these wondeerous material things. I bask in the glory of simple knowledges of the earth and plan one day to keep and live on my own land. I don't really discuss my spiritual beliefs with anyone, because, like marijuana I think it should be a personal private affair.
Auspex

 

Bailey1138

I was in a similar upbringing myself, although I did go to funerals and the like. I ended up just sort of discovering my own beliefs along the way, although they seem to differ greatly from yours. But that's alright, we all have to find our own way and reach our own conclusions. Otherwise, what's the point? Nice post Auspex.

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schwadood

I too have found my beliefs my own. It started way before I smoked when I would just sit and think. I eventually started thinking about religion and why there are so many. Which one is right? I decided that they were all right because they all had the same goal, just different ways to get there and different words to describe it. I started reading about Buddhism and eastern philososphy, things that we in America just aren't exposed to much. I try not to put a name on any of my beliefs, because the last thing I want is for them to become organized, but I do have a name for one part. What I call the oneness. The oneness is the connection between all living things. It is our mind. It is what the Christians call god. It is what the Buddhists call pure conciousness. It is love.

It's nice to hear that someone else has taken the same path I have, but it took you somewhere else. Or maybe it didn't? You have a good one Auspex! peace

sifion

If there's something wrong with the world today (besides drugs beeing illegal, violence, etc.), is the fact that kids are in most communities raised by their family religion and in most cases forbiden to question it or to have the freedom of looking up for ideas in other religions. I was raised as a Christian and was also open-minded enough to question it and to come to my own religious ideas. .
I think that in todays world we should raise our kids with the freedom of looking up for their own beliefs, guiding them to the aproach of them by the basical rule that is to be greater citizens and to live in harmony with others