Where is God? Could this be the face of God?


20160819_132903Since the dawn of mankind, our early ancestors have tried to tackle this huge and question complex question. Cultures varied on how they dealt with this enigma.  Most felt that God was up in the heavens which many felt were up above the clouds somewhere.

People began worshiping the sun as a God since it was the source of creation on the planet.

Others believed that there were Gods in the heavenly kingdom with various roles. The Japanese people believe that Divinity exist in nature. The Chinese believe in the Tao. Some believe it is a philosophy where others see it as the ultimate truth or way. The Tao seems to be this cosmic, intelligent and  Divine  energy or principle that governs the Universe. By understanding its’ principles and practicing  the various esoteric methods, Taoist Monks or practitioners have been able to attain longevity or even immortality. Dr. Wayne Dyer even felt that  God and the Tao were the same.

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The Olympic Special

The 2016 Olympic Games  in Rio de Janeiros has been quite amazing to watch and read about. The greatest athletes and Olympians have all gathered in the beautiful city of Rio to finally show case what they have been training for  years to  perfect.

Many of the Olympians have been dreaming about being a great Olympian since they were just a child. It was so touching to watch about the childhood story of Ryan Murphy, a gold medal Olympian. He wrote a book at the age of eight about his dream of winning the Olympic and dedicated it to his mother. This week he was able to make his dream come true as he dominated the men’s 100m and 200m backstroke.

It was also so inspirational to watch Michael Phelp prove that through  his determination, training and experience  he could  overcome his age limitation and the doubts of his dubious critics. He helped paved the way for others to bring up the bar for swimming to a whole new level. Kudos to Michael for racking up 22 Gold Medals and inspiring swimmers and athletes around the world to be their best.

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