Thoughts

Are we born with an innate understanding of God, or do we awaken to it over time? In this powerful spiritual journey story, the author shares deeply personal reflections on faith, self-discovery, and the transformative nature of consciousness and spirituality. From childhood prayers ingrained in the psyche to profound realizations that shape a life, this book explores the paradox of belief—how those afraid of hell and those who have lived through spiritual trials ultimately seek the same truth. Through personal growth teachings and inspirational experiences, the author reveals how awakening through forgiveness and overcoming fear-based beliefs in spirituality can lead to enlightenment. For seekers looking to deepen their understanding of divine connection, near-death experience stories and Christ Beings spirituality. This book offers a compelling exploration of spiritual growth, healing, and self-awareness. Bob I'm 72 and when I was a young child my parents taught me a short bedtime prayer, "Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray to the Lord my soul to keep, if I should die before I awake, I pray to the Lord my soul to take." So, from a very young age the belief in a higher power was ingrained in my psyche. My parents weren't churchgoers and were old enough to be my grandparents, dad was born in 1897 and mom in 1904, they had raised my brother and sister through the Great Depression. I was very fortunate to have been raised in an extremely loving home during a much simpler time. Upon reaching puberty, friends would bring up the subject of God. "Yeah, where did God come from? I don't believe any of it." I certainly couldn't answer that question but silently retained my belief in a higher power. So, where is this God? Bob