I know there are a lot of people who don’t believe in God, atheists. I know people who are, and I have friends who are.
But we can all agree that we cannot prove that God exists, and we cannot prove that God doesn’t exist, correct?
And as we observe the double-slit experiment with atoms, we know there are some things out there we cannot explain, and quantum physics can tell many stories.
And sometimes, people who are close to their deathbed realize: if you don’t believe in something greater than you, how can you believe in miracles?
And isn’t there something more to it than sticking only to logic and science?
The mind wasn’t made with just one side, but both. It is the togetherness of them that makes everything work.
And describing reality only through what we can see is like seeing only the part of the spectrum of light that our naked eye can reach, instead of its vast totality.
Some things can sometimes only be touched through awakening or psychedelics (which I have never taken), and only then can we describe things we couldn’t in this phase of reality.
So although one may not be open or may not believe, we can both agree that some things cannot be explained.
But perhaps mystery is just unknown knowledge yet to be discovered.
Maybe we aren’t evolved enough yet to reach the kind of knowledge and technology that could explain the unexplainable. Perhaps we haven’t yet arrived at that point of understanding, like the caveman looking at a flashlight and thinking it is magic.
There are many things we cannot explain yet, and only time and humanity can tell how far we are willing to evolve and progress.
As I say, the math we know now is not the math we knew a thousand years ago, nor the math we will know in the future.
So why limit ourselves, right?
But I do believe there is a God. We just don’t have the language to translate it.
So we can only follow our hearts toward what resonates with it. For me, it always ends up being the frequency of love: the good we do for ourselves and for others.
Without forgetting that even the brightest light on earth can cast the darkest shadow, because we are human, like the rest of humanity in the world.