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I think I am similar. I am nontheistic, i.e. non-belief in the existence of a god or gods, specifically of a creator who intervenes in the universe: My very first god-belief, as a 4 year old, was that god is everywhere, now, as an adult, I would say that god is a metaphor for the very...

I followed someone who I believed was God-incarnate. The main reason as to why I was attracted was because he claimed that he has "knowledge of God/Truth" and can show it to people. (At that time(1973ish), when I first heard about it, I was living in Israel and had just come out of a war...

Hi @Firedragon , I notice that @Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadi hasn't been around for a couple of weeks. I hope he does return as the discussion you request could be very fruitful. When I first came to the online (1995), I joined the Compuserve Religions forum, and a massive debate began on the very...

@RJM I remember reading the "Tao of Physics" circa 1975 and there the writer explains how for example a sphere(3D) becomes a circle(2D). So, the circle is the shadow of the sphere. He then develops a similar mapping, where the 3D sphere is a shadow of a 4D sphere, the showing what a 4D would...

@RJM thanks for the reaction :>) @Cino smilies don't appear....oh just found them:)

My first thought when I saw the word was 'Who did I offend?'. I reacted to the word reacted :>)

@Cino I just received an alert used the word 'reacted', I suggest replacing it 'responded' or similar.

Cheers Cino, looks great here, very refreshing.

Beautifully expressed, Cino. I think your expression just about sums up my experience. I felt I knew God via the experiences I had when I sincerely began my conscious search for 'the absolute truth'. Without going into details here, my belief collapsed when I realized that, that which I was...

Home2home An inspiring film about Dennis Kailing (from Germany) who travelled 43,600 km (27,000 miles) through 41 countries on 6 continents to circumnavigate the planet in 761 days. He went through many places and showed a different view of those places via interacting with the inhabitants...

I am assuming from your profile that you are an Ahmadi Muslim. I have met many Ahmadis who all use the phrase in your profile Love for all, hatred for none . I have been to interfaith meetings at at Ahmadi mosque in the UK and met the late Khalifa (Masih IV) in the 1990s. Ahmadi or not, I think...

Devotees yearn for Krsna ETA I just love the artwork done by Krishna devotees

No alcohol in Marmite. I can't tell you if it is actually hair of the dog, however a large dollop of Marmite should awaken anyone. Maybe it's a path to self-realization

Thanks for the reminder. I just tried it and like it. A gentle affect on the taste buds, especially after a short walk in 90F heat. I should add that I do like Marmite, occasionally, which should not be confused with Vegemite, an Australian poor copy.

I just googled it and will try it. Thanks for the tip. (I went to Ireland in 1981 and had an Irish Guinness which was something else compared to British Guinness.)

@Snoopy I have never liked the taste of alcohol, even though I grew up in England where alcohol is ubiquitous. I only ever got drunk once and that was when I was 15 at a holiday resort in Italy. I completely lost my mind and found out the next day that I had broken some glasses in the café...

@_Hermes_ Re:Also I am of the opinion that words also are magic. In Hebrew & Aramaic, “Abracadabra” is the final result of the combination of two Aramaic phrases (Aramaic being itself a Hebrew-based language spoken by the Jews 2000 years ago, in which the Talmud is written) A’bra and K’dabra...

A long quote :) Composed by George Harrison(RIP) We were talking about the space between us all And the people who hide themselves behind a wall of illusion Never glimpse the truth Then it's far too late When they pass away We were talking about the love we all could share When we find it...

I hope not. I have not posted here, or anywhere, for a while, due to health reasons. However I am a regular reader here and value the really valuable discussions without falling into flame wars(like many other sites). It seems to me that the minds here have tamed away any aggressiveness and...