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"That having a spiritual path that builds you up and excites you makes all the difference in how you feel and live your life..."

Indeed. And you, I and others like us can share some of the same inner direction and differ in other areas without each telling the other they are bound for hell, or purgatory, or Newark, or some other not so nice place. (My apologies to you guys in Newark, It's actually a lovely city. Lovely.)

I actually have no excuse for my fundy days. My parents never forced me to go to church. I chose to do that myself. I became a born again Christian at the age of six. And I meant it. So, as I said before, my relationship with Spirit, if it has changed at all, has only increased in depth and width. What has changed is the myth. I don't think for a moment that what I currently believe is any less myth than anything else. But it serves me well for this life. And it gives me the opportunity to simply see each person as on a journey. And even if the person doesn't recognize it, the journey is spiritual. And the outcome is guaranteed: perfect. Love has no other outcome. Like that? Now that's preachin' !!! New Thought style.

-- posted by RichardSpeaks