Shapes and Forms of Divinity

 

"Across cultures and traditions, spiritual practices are used to tap into higher realms

of consciousness, allowing us to access guidance, insight, and a sense of connection

that goes far beyond everyday awareness."

Soul Seekers Path

At a young age. I became ecumenical. I was baptized Lutheran, attended a Roman Catholic school and lived in a Jewish neighborhood. In the city itself, I was exposed to discrepancies between people claiming to worship the one true God while everyone else would be going to hell. This led me to deep dives into religious exploration.

In future years, I would find myself in larger cities at bookstores seeking resources and would find them listed under Occult. As my age increased, so did my exposure to diverse humans with treasured stories. For me, it was never about right or wrong, but curiosity into the unknown possibilities. 

If we expose ourselves to spiritual realms that have been referenced throughout history, our minds expand ... not in acceptance or denial, but in knowledge. Through curiosity and search, we learn of diverse ways of experiencing life. Our connection with all peoples deepens and Divinity prevails in many shapes and forms.