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Is there anybody who can say I LOVE GOD.
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chinu
chinu
If we LOVE flowers, Than they are not God,
If we LOVE who has made them, Than flowers are God.
If we LOVE Mountains, Then they are not God,
If we LOVE who has made them, Than Mountains are God.
If we LOVE Snow, Then it is not God,
If we LOVE who has made it, Then Snow is God.
If we LOVE Childrens, Then they are not God.
If we LOVE who has made them, Then childrens are God.
If we LOVE God, Then God is not God.
If we LOVE who have Introduced God, Then Introducers are God.
_/\_Chinu.
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chinu
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.......................
This is Great !!!! penumbra ji,
In the true sence to HATE everything is to LOVE "God".
_/\_Chinu.
I can.
Completely sold out to him;
his favor matters more than anyone else's on earth, bar none;
his felt presence;
he is pretty much always on your mind (God-haunted);
he is truly the delight of your heart;
you love to think about who he is, his ways, his truth;
you're never alone no matter where or what;
God is the only one to whom it is proven.
Well, since it's given, sustained and grown by God himself, he has no doubt about it.
_/\_Chinu.[/quote]
He makes himself known to those on whom his love is poured into their hearts. (Rom 5:5)
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strikeviperMKII
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Is there any reason you can't say 'I love God'?
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DavyCrocket2003
Well-Known Member
I love God. But I wish I knew him better. It's like, some people, you like okay. But as you get to know them better, your admiration, respect, and appreciation for them can increase substantially. Well, I don't feel like I know God all that well, yet I love him profoundly. I have a feeling that this love I have now, couldn't hold a candle to the love I would feel if I actually knew him and comprehended him better.
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strikeviperMKII
Well-Known Member
REASON: When "God" himself will command me to do so.
_/\_Chinu.
Whoever does that isn't God...
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tbh, if I'd known you were go to take it upon yourself to grade our answers I wouldn't have bothered replying.
(yawn)
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YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
No, I do not love god, and find the idea to be somewhat comical.
Perhaps if people redirected their immense affection for their gods towards that which is all around them, the world would be a much better place.
The words, Be here now... seem oddly applicable.
I have a neighbor who is clinically depressed and an alcoholic. His children hate him because he was not much of a father to them. He claims to be a Buddhist and has a cute little shrine just off from his bedroom. He pretends to know about Buddhism. That said, there is something about this frail 82 year old man that makes me love him. He is a wonderful, wise man... if he would only let that aspect of himself shine more often... but he is so crippled by his seeming inadequacies and haunted by his past that he just can't do it. He hates himself more than most of you could possible imagine. I consider it quite an achievement that he even trusts me enough to occasionally ask me to help him out with something mundane. That is something that is of more worth to me than anything he could so amply afford... I often wonder if he understands "who" is clearing his snow... and that I really do care...
Perhaps if people redirected their immense affection for their gods towards that which is all around them, the world would be a much better place.
The words, Be here now... seem oddly applicable.
I have a neighbor who is clinically depressed and an alcoholic. His children hate him because he was not much of a father to them. He claims to be a Buddhist and has a cute little shrine just off from his bedroom. He pretends to know about Buddhism. That said, there is something about this frail 82 year old man that makes me love him. He is a wonderful, wise man... if he would only let that aspect of himself shine more often... but he is so crippled by his seeming inadequacies and haunted by his past that he just can't do it. He hates himself more than most of you could possible imagine. I consider it quite an achievement that he even trusts me enough to occasionally ask me to help him out with something mundane. That is something that is of more worth to me than anything he could so amply afford... I often wonder if he understands "who" is clearing his snow... and that I really do care...
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chinu
chinu
Difficult is to HATE everything other than "HIM"-(God).
Eak dil usmehin lakhon tamana, uske upar aur havas,
fir dhikana kahan usko bithane ke liye. - One muslim faquir said this.
English: One "Heart", Lakhs of desires and then again more lust upon them,
Then where is the place for "Him" (god) to "Sit" (love).
_/\_Chinu.