Friday, January 11, 2008

The Rewards of Maintaining Enlightenment

I retrieve my first brush with a born again Christian. I was 13 and a pretty miss came up to speak to me, about her human relationship with Jesus. I was intrigued by this girl, interested in conversing with her about anything, I was after all a 13 year-old boy. I didn't fall in up, my involvement really wasn't in the content of the message but rather the messenger.

The thought she was selling then is pretty consistent to the 1 being sold today, that by acknowledging Jesus as your Jesus in your bosom of bosom you will be saved. Being saved is kindred to enlightenment, or the sudden realisation that everything is all right and well in the world.

Enlightenment is instantaneous and experiences great for all types of converts. The haste of a new realisation of safety or credence is a unafraid and bracing experience. The challenge come ups more than from maintaining the passionateness of religion as the realisation goes routine. Let's human face it most of are us inspired by the verve and exuberance of attractive young person committing to spirituality. Their energy enlivens the most drained psyches amongst us, and gives us trust for a brighter future. We are attracted to these liquor like moths to a flame. But the spirit of young person either in the flesh, or new penetrations is fleeting, and sustaining the impulse provided tricky.

Enlightenment and religion both necessitate difficult work to maintain, mantras and supplications don't state themselves, speculation is after all 1 breath at a time, in and out. Devotion in the word form of spiritual patterns or pilgrim's journeys all necessitates labour and dedication. Often in the quite of the nighttime the song bird of religion sings her sweet song and we are reminded again of our first time, the dawn of our belief in that which is greater then our self. It is in these most cherished quite minutes that we the faithful acknowledge the sacred gift of life, often it's in a breath, and we are enlightened.

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