I realize it has nothing to do with the subject of this thread. 
But somehow the open-hearted post by Anna opened the floodgate of what is dear to my heart.
It sure is very positive in the sense of giving ourselves and each other a recognition seldom heard. Certainly not yet preached in churches and mosques. (Except in a cryptic way in the form of allegories.)
But it is a recognition which in the end can only make happy and inspire a loving respect for oneself and others.
So those who want to can take it into consideration.
I know it's God making that judgement as each one of us. But no one is forced to believe any of it.
Denying it is proof that one cares more for what one believes is the truth than for one's happiness though... not exactly a egotistic trait.
But enough said.
But somehow the open-hearted post by Anna opened the floodgate of what is dear to my heart.
It sure is very positive in the sense of giving ourselves and each other a recognition seldom heard. Certainly not yet preached in churches and mosques. (Except in a cryptic way in the form of allegories.)
But it is a recognition which in the end can only make happy and inspire a loving respect for oneself and others.
So those who want to can take it into consideration.
I know it's God making that judgement as each one of us. But no one is forced to believe any of it.
Denying it is proof that one cares more for what one believes is the truth than for one's happiness though... not exactly a egotistic trait.
But enough said.
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