Why is it that when I tell Xtians I don't follow their religion, they assume I don't believe in God?
I told a neighbour that I was not a Xtian- her response? 'Oh well, I can't believe there isn't a god out there that doesn't care about us.' Well honey, you're in the wrong religion!
Of course I know that intelligent mind... that sustaining life-force, infinitely encompassing and yet intimately knowable.
Now deep in my heart I know that I am no religion. I am not a Xtian, I am not a Pagan. I just am.
However, for years people tried to tell me who I was, I was even NAMED after their god. I was given an identity that did not tell the truth about who I am.
I am all these things, and I am none.
Currently I prefer to identify myself as Pagan. It distances me from the false identity I was given as a child. It helps me remember the truth.
I am an expression of Divine Consciousness. Of course I know God. Just not as you know Her.
How sad to be a woman--not to know
Aught of the glory of this breast of snow,
All unconcerned to comb this mighty hair;
To be a woman and yet never know!
Were I a woman, I would all day long
Sing my own beauty in some holy song,
Bend low before it, hushed and half afraid,
And say "I am a woman" all day long.
- Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám
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25 February 2008
'I found God in myself and I loved her fiercely.'
Ntozake Shange
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This is my spiritual journey. I am looking for the truth of who I am and who God is, unfettered by the traditions prescribed by my family, church and culture.
25 February 2008
'I found God in myself and I loved her fiercely.'
Ntozake Shange
Monday, November 17, 2008
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