Short story: Is God the ultimate eavesdropper?

When we beach ourselves, who really beaches us, us, or God?
@innertalks (21024)
Australia
February 29, 2020 10:51pm CST
John had a dream, where he was walking along a deserted beach, on the sand. After walking for a while, along the sand, John saw two wooden seats sitting, side by side, on the sand, facing the ocean. Feeling a bit tired, John, took a seat on one of them. He sat there absentmindedly, staring out to sea. As John watched the waves coming in gently towards the shore, he saw something else off on the horizon Looking more closely, it appeared to him to be a small boat. John watched it for a while, and he noticed that it was coming closer to the shoreline. The boat beached up onto the sand a bit. A man jumped out, and he dragged it a bit further up. Then he reached into his boat, and he pulled out a large wooden spiked thick stick of wood. After this, he got a wooden mallet, from the boat, and he powerfully drove the spike, deep into the sand. Lastly, this bearded man, who looked to be in his thirties only, got an already looped piece of rope from the boat, and he threw the loop perfectly so that it landed over, and then around the spiked piece of wood, now sitting firmly in the sand. The other end, John noticed, was tied to a steel ring embedded in the top of the side of the boat. The man then left his boat, walked up to where John was seated, and he then sat down in the other empty seat, right next to John. "Hello John," he said. "I have come here to show you this book, and to go over some of the things in it with you." "This book is called, 'the Book of Life'." The man then went over with John, the whole of John's life, beginning from the very day that he was first created, in his mother's womb, his conception day. As he went over John's life, he talked to John about it, and pointed out to John, some areas, where he might have done something different. "Now, this," he said, telling John what might have been a better course of action for him to have taken here, "would have been the most loving thing to have done here, but never mind, you learnt something from the experience anyway; everything serves you, and God, you see." After a few hours of talking and reminiscing, the man then told John, that now, he must get into the boat, and go off with him to another land. It was only then that John realised that he must be dead, and indeed he was. This bearded man was actually Jesus Christ, the only son of God. Now the question here is if God, can record all of this stuff about us in his Book of Life, is God then an eavesdropper, the ultimate eavesdropper? Is God the peeping Tom, at every window? Is God, the silent snooper, in every life? Is God, the spy behind the curtains of life? What is really going on here? The answer is simple. God is in you, so of course, he sees all of your life from his position in your heart, where he cannot leave, because he is the breath breathed into you, the spirit of your life. When that leaves you, your body dies. So, God is there, but he never infiltrates your mind, it is yours alone. All God does is to provide for you the energy of love in your heart, and it is up to your own mind to choose to utilise this energy or not in your life. Your heart and soul records your mind though as all is recorded in the book of life automatically so, not in an eavesdropping way, but in a computer-like way, without any real eyes to it. Only when you die does God present you with your book and you then go over it together. God might appear to be snooping or listening in, but he never is in your life, unless you ask him to be there, but he always appears to you at the end of it, whether you chose him in your life, or not. Photo Credit: The photo used in this article was sourced from the free media site, pixabay.com When we beach ourselves, who really beaches us, us, or God?
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@RebeccasFarm (86755)
• United States
1 Mar 20
The answer is that God is always with us.
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• United States
1 Mar 20
@innertalks Yes I wish I could see Him.
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@innertalks (21024)
• Australia
1 Mar 20
@RebeccasFarm Me, too.
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@innertalks (21024)
• Australia
1 Mar 20
But if that is so, God is with us in the shower; he is with us, whatever we are doing; he is with us if we are sinning. He is the eavesdropper, that I am inferring that he is, if this is correct. Are his eyes open, at all times then, or not? Maybe that is why he has 3 aspects to him. God's spirit flows all around us, like the air does, but he does not connect to his spirit directly with his eyes, until we invite him to do so, by prayer. There is an interesting verse they read in the Christian Bible to us on Sunday, at church. Genesis, chapter 2, verse 7. "And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul." This says that God can breathe, and he breathed life into his creation. So, God must be a real entity of some sort. Later it says that the man heard God's footsteps walking in the garden, so this confirms this again too.
@kanuck1 (4394)
1 Mar 20
Don't parents do the same thing with their young children? Is there a problem?
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@kanuck1 (4394)
3 Mar 20
@innertalks Has God ever invaded your privacy?
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@innertalks (21024)
• Australia
1 Mar 20
Maybe not to some people, but certainly so to me. I value my privacy, and I would not like God invading my privacy, unless I invited him to do so. With children, we could open up a can of worms, with this comparison. Would we include step-parents, priests, Uncles, Aunts, etc. etc.? Most children, I know, including myself, like privacy too. I did not like my Dad coming into the bathroom, for example, even when I was only 3, or 4 years old. I wanted privacy, even at that age.
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@innertalks (21024)
• Australia
3 Mar 20
@kanuck1 That's a good question. Has God ever invaded my privacy, or not? I do not ever remember so, unless I invited him to speak, or to appear to me. He has done so then, but not at other times, as far as I consciously know. I guess only God would know the answer to that question, for certain. Being God though, I would say that God, himself invades nothing, but is everywhere, just the same. How is this possible, because we are not in God, until we are in him. We reside in a bubble of our self, as ourselves, until we return this bubble to God's water, so to speak, so he never looks inside our bubble, or he would pop our delusion. What God does is to continue to shine light on us from the outside in, but it is up to us to allow his light in, or not. When we join God, even then, we remain us separately in some ways, and then God, and ourselves, are more partners, than we being taken over by him, so no, God never invades any part of his creation, but he lets them run freely, as he allowed them to do, as a part of his creating them so.
@Shiva49 (26200)
• Singapore
1 Mar 20
I believe there will be a record of everything that we do and what we thought about all our lives acting as a part of our continuing journey in different planes including our sojourn here that we are part of for now. Our creator has his own ways to keep track, mentor, and guide us in way like motherly love that we are aware of while here. If mothers' love is so pure, what about that of our creator? Yes, like the motherly love that we take for granted, we also do the same with our creators' presence in us. The driving energy is his and his only. We tend to go about sans the love he has implanted in us to rise and shine! "In theosophy and anthroposophy, the Akashic Chronicle is a compendium of all human events, thoughts, words, emotions, and intent ever to have occurred in the past, present, or future. They are believed by theosophists to be encoded in a non-physical plane of existence known as the etheric plane." This is another way of interpreting that life is much more than the physical form and existence. We need the higher awareness to step up from the mundane daily life that we find ourselves trapped in - siva
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@innertalks (21024)
• Australia
2 Mar 20
Yes, thanks, siva. Your points are all well made. Love and awareness should be our pillars in life. The life of anybody should not be solely dependent on the world around them, but reach into deeper parts of the inner worlds, and so connect to God there. Without God, his love, and our own spiritual being, being alive in our life, much of our life is lacklustre and misconstrued, and lived from/by outer appearances, rather than from inner truths.
@innertalks (21024)
• Australia
2 Mar 20
@Shiva49 Sometimes though, we leave our antennas down, and so our awareness drops. I find this particularly so, if someone else is doing something for me, like booking an airline ticket for me. I assume they are professional, and then, when they spell my name wrong, I then have to go back and ask them to fix it later. I should stay more aware of what others are doing around me too, at that time. Sometimes, we just feel tired, and miss the obvious too. After all, our bodies are only human...lol... Yes, we should try to stay awake, and aware enough, to hear the inner promptings.
@Shiva49 (26200)
• Singapore
2 Mar 20
@innertalks Yes Steve, the promptings are ever present and they goad us to recognize and act on them. When we ignore, our lives resonate with emptiness and we clutch at straws to get a foothold. I try to listen and stay tuned to my inner voice at all times - siva
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@Starmaiden (9311)
• Canada
1 Mar 20
We are the vehicle through which God experiences Himself and His creation.
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@innertalks (21024)
• Australia
1 Mar 20
If we are the vehicle, who is the driver, God, or ourselves? Who owns the car? Are we renting it on loan? Who does the car ultimately belong to? Who is responsible for fueling it, and ensuring that it is working optimally? If God has to experience himself, does it mean that he doesn't know himself now? My own answers to these questions would be something like this: God needed/needs no experiences to be God, but he does need his creation for something to love. God loves his creation, as a mother loves their offspring too. We are unique to God, and he can be unique to us too, if we allow him into our lives.
• Canada
1 Mar 20
@innertalks You are thinking in terms of us being separate from God, which couldn't be further from the truth. I have known God all of my life and did not require a middle man of any church, temple, mosque or synagogue to connect with Him. I belong to no religious organization that tells me who God is. I KNOW who He/She is as He/She has guided me, shaped me, prepared me for my present role as the lightworker I now am. God's light and healing energy shines through me in ways that I cannot describe in words alone. It borders on the magical/mystical as I have heard many people call it. Lets just say that I am learning to know myself as The Christ Consciousness I always was. Of course, I have a very good teacher. Yeshua appeared to me in a dream in 1994 (I was 30 yrs old) and has never left my side. He put me through 25 yrs of many trials and challenges that shaped who I am today, the same as He did 2000 yrs ago in my life as Judas Iscariot. (Yes. That information was revealed to me) You know that message that Yeshua was sent to deliver 2000 yrs ago? Now He's got me doing it. If you paid more attention and put into practice the answers you receive from your inner talks instead of questioning them, you'll be doing it too.
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@innertalks (21024)
• Australia
2 Mar 20
@Starmaiden Well, we have our minds for a reason, but yes, they shouldn't move us away from any truth that is shown to us, via our hearts, soul, or inner selves in God. Some questioning does move us away; other questioning can help us to better understand, so that we might better share these received truths to others. The truth, though, is not the truth until it is God's truth, living from its base of love in us. Anything else is not truth, not even its shadow, but simply a whim of fancy, a desire for truth, manifesting to us as a pseudo truth, which we would like to be true, but which never is, because all truth only ever resides in God, and only resides in us, when God is in us, being us. Yes, I think you are right as God is in us, and we are in God, and therefore the two are more one in the substance of his love, which reaches into all parts of him, and us. God, nor his love, do not pry into our mind though. Or mind is free to sin by going it on its own, or as Jesus Christ did, we can put our mind, and its own ideas aside, and follow the will, or plan, of God for our life, as a part of himself in all.