For practical reasons, I say there is a God but like me this God is impartial. I believe in God not because I revere God but rather because I have a believing mind. However if I look at the evidences, I say I created God with my own image. Eventually I become God and God becomes me.
So I don't believe in a theistic god. I however believe in this Infinite Intelligence that is guiding me even as I write this paragraph.
I'm actually fed up talking about God. I think it is overrated. I don't think God wants us to worship Him.
Furthermore I think this Nicorette cessation is making me mentally unstable. On one hand I realized that there is no clear evidence that God exists. On the other hand I want to believe in God.
I wish I can get rid of this question from my head forever.
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This nicotine withdrawal is really bad. I had been sleeping the whole day through.
Well, can I say I was wrong for the past 3 years and I am now about to "wake up"?
I am not a god. I was a person who was experiencing the God Complex.
Now that I woke up, I don't even want to go through the argument whether there is God and the afterlife.
I rather remain an Agnostic Atheist.
I rather accept that my mental condition is due to the illness and move from there.
Which means I am now battling the Nicorette cessation.
Once I win the battle, I will win over my mental faculty.
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I don't mind rebooting my whole system again. I want to start fresh. The cornerstone to it all is the God Question.
Let start all over again, slowly.
- Is there a God? Yes there is but this God is a Force rather than an entity. Fuck, why am I going through this? The real answer is I don't know.
- Am I God? No I am not.
- Who am I then? I am a person suffering from mental illness for the past 20 years and now I am slowly recovering.
- What caused my illness? It is the inability for my brain to regulate dopamine.
- How can I improve my mental health? I got to stop taking substances that induce the fluctuation of dopamine in my brain like taking dope and Nicorette.
- Can I recover? I believe I can. I need to allow my body to heal itself
- Do I believe in God? Yes I do. However it is a statement of faith rather than belief based on evidence.
What count's now is my ability to cope with this nicotine withdrawal. It is a 40 years old addiction. I need to win this battle. Once I win over this battle, then I have better control over my mental faculty.
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