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gundwolf · 09-13-2008, 04:34 AM

[QUOTE=macrostheblack;9273]
remove these and you find horror. You find a world where you struggle and your god does not answer. You have little to pay your way. You see nature and its harmony and you feel yourself lost.QUOTE]

I feel sad to learn that this has been your experience. I have found great opportunity in my life struggles. In fact, my wisdom and joy has deepened with each struggle and gifted me with a sympathy and understanding of others' struggles. I love more because of my struggles because I understand better what others have been through. And in my darkest hours, such as after the death of my parents this last year, I have sensed a great mysterious love befriend and comfort me that I cannot explain.

Nature has been one of my best friends and only cultivated a more meaningful sense of harmony that I find myself a little bit more with each day. Even days that I am depressed, I look forward to what the next day brings. I keep asking questions and, with patience and empathy toward others, I do receive answers. When you used "you" in your post, you seemed to assume that everyone would reach the same conclusions as you. My life, ergo, your life. There are as many perspectives as there are lives.....billions. I share these things with you from the Autumn of my life.

09-13-2008, 04:34 AM	#10
gundwolf Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Wichita, Kansas Posts: 9	Re: Vatican is changing name of the God. [QUOTE=macrostheblack;9273] remove these and you find horror. You find a world where you struggle and your god does not answer. You have little to pay your way. You see nature and its harmony and you feel yourself lost.QUOTE] I feel sad to learn that this has been your experience. I have found great opportunity in my life struggles. In fact, my wisdom and joy has deepened with each struggle and gifted me with a sympathy and understanding of others' struggles. I love more because of my struggles because I understand better what others have been through. And in my darkest hours, such as after the death of my parents this last year, I have sensed a great mysterious love befriend and comfort me that I cannot explain. Nature has been one of my best friends and only cultivated a more meaningful sense of harmony that I find myself a little bit more with each day. Even days that I am depressed, I look forward to what the next day brings. I keep asking questions and, with patience and empathy toward others, I do receive answers. When you used "you" in your post, you seemed to assume that everyone would reach the same conclusions as you. My life, ergo, your life. There are as many perspectives as there are lives.....billions. I share these things with you from the Autumn of my life.