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For centuries, both Western and Eastern religions have tried to convey to us the sacredness of all beings, including inanimate things. Christians, for instance, hold everyday objects in high regard as vessels with which they can serve God, and Jewish mystics have taught that every creation contains sparks of the divine. Hindus are known to take great pleasure in ordinary things, which are viewed as manifestations of Brahma, while Sufi poets are able to find the fingerprints of the Beloved on everything. Read More















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you might want to take a look at this but don't be afraid to try it
http://www.2knowmyself.com/Is_there_really_a_God_out_there
i know some people might fear having their belief system challenged but only the brave finds the truth.
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