How's Consciousness (God) supposed to show you It loves you?

We all have a blueprint of what God's supposed to be.

Or of what It's supposed to do for us.

The problem with this blueprint is, lots of people are unhappy and unfulfilled because their lives don't match it.

Would you like to see if it's true for you?

Fill in the blanks:

"If God loved me, I would have never gone through..."

"If God loved me, It would give me..."

"If God loved me, I would be...".

"If God loved me, my life would be..."

What do you believe God is supposed to do for you?

Protect you? Give you abundance? Strength? Patience? Love? Bring you your soulmate? Your career? A baby? Money? Enlightenment?

If you believe God's supposed to live your life, to not let others hurt you, to give you everything you wish for, I believe you're wrong.

Why?

Because first, it's not my experience: I've been the most fulfilled when I simply believed in It without wanting anything (I'll explain more in an other post); second, none of the great spiritual leaders had it easy (well, maybe Siddhartha did, once he became Buddha...). Which means that it would be an utopia to think that because we have faith, no harm can be done to us.

Can you imagine if Martin Luther King Jr. had decided that God had abandoned him because he was getting life threats, and had chosen to stop what he was doing?

Or if Jesus chose to turn around and find a job as a carpenter, once he got the knowledge the Jews will want to kill him?

Or if Gandhi thought that, well, the British were simply too strong, and he was tired of it all?

Or if Muhammad just decided that since he was rejected and cast out of Mecca, it meant that it wasn't his path?

Or if Moses just thought that if God really loved him and his people, He would free them from Egypt, and had chosen to simply sit down and pray, begging for His mercy, and wait for God to do the job?

If God's not there to grant you all your wishes... what is God good for?!!

Why even choose to believe in It, then?

(Please, take the time to think about those answer... it's the stepping stone of your faith, of your spiritual well-being.

It is the first step to the magnificent road to freedom and bliss.