I'm convinced that there is no "god" as we speak of in the traditional sense. No heaven and hell.
Seeing the way the world is made - good and bad, extravagant and simple - makes me believe that the universe balances itself. There is absolutely no need for an external force to regulate it.
The "force" that really is God, is in and itself of this world. Nothing external, because nothing external is required.
Its a hypothesis, yes, but so is every *other* religion. Seeing as the hindu vedas explain how everything in this world is made of smaller and smaller parts (referring to, perhaps, atoms, quarks etc) and so does science, independently and of its own accord - and even those smaller parts have anti-particles, I am convinced that this world comes to a PERFECT equilibrium at all points in "time".
That said, if we find the balance in nature; if we see ourselves as a part of it and not apart from it, perhaps we can attain that balance too.
Like most things in life, If we don't see that balance, its not because it doesn't exist, its because we don't have the right glasses.
Seeing the way the world is made - good and bad, extravagant and simple - makes me believe that the universe balances itself. There is absolutely no need for an external force to regulate it.
The "force" that really is God, is in and itself of this world. Nothing external, because nothing external is required.
Its a hypothesis, yes, but so is every *other* religion. Seeing as the hindu vedas explain how everything in this world is made of smaller and smaller parts (referring to, perhaps, atoms, quarks etc) and so does science, independently and of its own accord - and even those smaller parts have anti-particles, I am convinced that this world comes to a PERFECT equilibrium at all points in "time".
That said, if we find the balance in nature; if we see ourselves as a part of it and not apart from it, perhaps we can attain that balance too.
Like most things in life, If we don't see that balance, its not because it doesn't exist, its because we don't have the right glasses.
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