In the fast-paced world we live in, we often forget the most profound truth: we are never truly alone. In every moment, whether joyous or painful, quiet or chaotic, the infinite presence of the Universe, God, or the "Now" is always with us. This connection is not something we must earn or seek outside ourselves-it is inherent, unbreakable, and ever-present.
On the way to our ritual visits to the buildings we built to honor God, we often miss that God is always with us. We focus more on earning God's favor, practicing daily rituals, and avoiding "sin" than on living fully in the gift God has given us. What if sin is a myth perpetuated by those who manage the very houses we believe are holy?
I pose questions that I believe will help my readers question the small-minded beliefs that have been passed down for generations by small-minded teachers.