The deepest part of nothingness is the land of nihilism, a place where nothing exists, nothing ever has existed, nothing can exist, where there is nothing to be seen, thought, felt, understood, and that is what human life is supposedly leading to, according to flawed logic.
(Different thoughts)
When I look at reality I used to narrow my thoughts to familiar, supporting ideas of what I believed, but then I began daring to listen to ideas of all kinds, and then following that I became unafraid to believe that all people, with all their ideas, right or wrong, are valuable and to believe in their great worth.
(Different)
I found listening to God, as I navigated ideas that challenged religious dogmatism, a higher truth, that God reassured me was the truth, that people of all cultures, nations, communities of this world are loved, that God loves us all, and that getting ideas wrong is not only not uncommon, but does not lead to a gruesome future fate, and as I realized this truth I began to seriously disagree with a lot of the ideas, morals, myths, teachings of organized religion.
I found this new confident understanding God gave me freed my mind and heart dramatically. Now I no longer look at people suspiciously for what they think, what nation they live in, what their religion is, if their atheist; I know God is big enough to understand ideas, and not only does he understand all ideas, he introduced them into the working of nature and reality for us to engage with.
(Different)
To be in the highest achievable awareness hope can accomplish, and look around at reality there; to breath in the scents permeating those heights, a mere mortal, approaching decay; to ask is there meaning, or just futile ideas; is there fairness, or merely an illusion transpiring cruelly as hope in indifferent nature.
"The glimpses of hope I give you are not illusions. You stand among what's possible for a reason."
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