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[psygirl]

I don't know how many of you are aware that I identify as Atheist. It's not something I discuss a lot in my journal, although I have considered myself one for quite some time. It's only relevant now because of a post a friend made this morning about how she is not Atheist. The post was quite interesting given the reasoning presented for why she can

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[thiebes]

I believe that each of us are God.

[psygirl]

Hey, when are we going out???

[thiebes]

Whoops! I have been so busy I forgot to reply! :( On top of my full-time job I also volunteer about 40 hours a week, you see. Not an excuse, just a fact that maybe you can understand :)

What days are usually good for you? I sometimes have time late on Fridays or Saturdays. Another possibility is that we could meet up for coffee in the morning sometime... I don't know what your schedule is like. I work at night and head home at about 8:30am.

[gelasia]

imagine being high... imagine you knew everything about a book you are writing.... imagine your characters suddenly sprang to life in your room.... imagine they were then there forever and love was abundantly expressed.... imagine until your imagination becomes alive. that is something quite awesome to imagine. :)

[lokidecat]

Now imagine being able to do that sober and not on drugs.

Amazing, that.

[psygirl]

I'm quite sure that's what she meant as well. :)

[gelasia]

yeh :) i guess i am comparing the high of being in heaven to a trip, though i'd have to say the celestial air is different. pure. :) (i'm still waiting for another freebie) hehehe

[lazarus834]

I've experienced the same things that others have referred to as "experiencing the eternal bliss of god", and in timothy leary's words, YOUR BRAIN IS GOD, and brings you wonderful experiences. The brain is what should be worshipped, because it is an amazing and almost god-like thing.

[snosage]

agnosticism is, to me, much more humble, warmer and friendlier than atheism