I used to watch other people talk about manifesting like it was the easiest thing in the world, while I couldn’t get anything to work. I eventually tried Sara Rivers arche type quiz out of pure curiosity, and the result matched me almost uncomfortably well. I wasn’t expecting that at all. It only takes a couple of minutes, so it’s worth checking out ❤️
compassion for those remaining from the terrifying flood in China Nepal region and beyond ti India aand Pakistan ..my greatest compassion i send out to those remaining and for the Dalai Lama at this compassionate time.Gary H Aotearoa
I am a non-believer and I do care about love, compassion, forgiveness, and tolerance. I value and aspire to them for my own health and because I would like to live in a world full of them and see my practice of these things to be the single and perhaps only way to personally contribute to achieving that. I also observe religious people not valuing those things frequently. My family is happy, my son and daughter are compassionate and empathetic, volunteering and working with homeless people.
I have known unhappy religious people and joyous non-believers.
If ewligion worked as he is saying, there would be no war.
One can say there are two worlds, the one we share of science, physical reality, and logic, the world we can all perceive with our senses and instryments that extend our senses. We have consensus on this world. The other world is religion, which is not testable and is beyond our senses. People do not achieve consensus on this because it can be whatever you imagine, usually what your parents told you and the community around you confirmed.
Kindness and love is such a common belief among every religion, and believer. All religions and even non believers talk about it but if everyone put it into action, this world will be so so so beautiful! ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️