I'm talking about the quieting of your ever so mouthy outer voice. The one that constantly insists on yelling it's first impression thoughts at you. It is stilled, so as to let your INNER voice come out, and speak for a change. And that, my friend, is truly enlightening.
Dude, I get that. That is not "inspiring", it's concentration. You can achieve the same results by simply sitting down in a quiet corner, and sorting through your mind.
any people are so lost, going about their day, trying to find the right thing to fill up the void inside of them, sometimes with worldly things such as sex, or alcohol. Sometimes they are workaholics or have to constantly be active in community services.
And a chemical cannot fill that void. I know what you're talking about. Every testimony of someone who became a Christian talks about it. A terrible void in their heart. In fact, I've heard of many who actually resorted to drugs to fill that void, but it never lasted. And they just needed more and more. When they became a Christian, God didn't "run out" He was always there for them in trouble, and in need. EVen when things were going right, and I can testify to that.
What happens when you run out of lsd? There goes your "enlightenment". You have to get more. But then, what happens when your stuck in jail with none? When you can't have anymore? Will you sit in a corner and be depressed?
It may make you feel good for a few minutes, but it won't last.
It's a physical effect!!! Don't you get it!? You can't cure lifes problems by constantly entoxicating your mind with chemicals. It can make you feel great, but what good is that? It doesn't solve anything, it doesn't improve your mind or body. It only gives you a few peaceful moments, and wild hallucinations.
Do you disagree with this statement?
In a way, no. Lucid dreaming brings about a different state of mind, as does lsd. But that's all it is, and I never claim that it's anything else.
A chemical cannot bring about spiritual enhancement.
You can't hurt a ghost with a stick either.
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