We are uniquely different but collectively the same in consciousness. God is the collective awareness of all the universe, which we cannot even begin to understand. Though our world divides in multiple ways regarding religious faith and conviction, and even those that have no faith or consider themselves atheists, who have not achieved that state of knowing who God is, yet. Someday, all of us will get that infused knowledge of everything and every being in the universe, which is a continuing battle between good and evil.
People who specifically choose sides tend to be more hateful toward those that do not think or believe like them. It is normal in such a competitive world, which I never attached myself to in my youth or even today. In elementary school, my klutziness and obesity made me the last pick of all the physical education classes, so I did not appreciate being in anyone’s group. I chose not to have any best friends growing up. Even the boys and men I grew up with had their own best friends, which is something I did not adopt in my life that made me less biased.
God is the same for everyone, and if you are Christian and think believing Jesus is the only way to heaven, you are set in your ways of belief limitations. That is why I choose to be more spiritual than religious because I have experienced both sides of the coin in my life, which makes the world for me a continued purgation. We live in moments of heaven and hell during our lives, which brings fear along with ignorance that makes us choose to be part the majority or status quo.
If you do not get past this, your reality will stay the same until your death unless you get a glimpse of it beforehand, and know that materialism and mortality do not exist beyond our final transformation into pure spirit, which still may take time in a place in between, we call purgation or purgatory or like the phrase you commonly hear or read is, that “you must go through hell to get to heaven.”
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