Is There A God? Hawking Says No.

"I am that I am." - Jesus. "Before Abraham was, I am." - Jesus

When Jesus speaks of his Father, we automatically assume there must me a Creator.

But is there one Creator? Or many?

Are we all Creators?

Is it possible that the above words of Jesus pointed to the truth that time and existence are relative, that existence just exists, and it is the acceptance of this truth that brings peace to the human mind? I mean, clearly Jesus was not born before Abraham. Perhaps existence, on the energetic level is eternal.

Einstein pointed out that matter can neither be destroyed or created, it can only change form. If this is true, than who could have "created" the matter of the Universe. Perhaps it just is.

Hawking says the Universe was created spontaneously, and has no creator.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704206804575467921609024244.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_MIDDLETopStories

He is basically saying the Universe just exists. Actually, many do. It is that it is, and that is enough.

Is it the Human mind that requires a concept of time? A beginning and and end? A creator and destroyers?

Quite possibly.

I mean really, everything is relative, including time and space.

Is the whole idea of God a creation of the human mind? A desperate attempt to bring meaning to existence, beyond that which exists in the present moment?

My God is the energy of Love. My God is the Life Force that dances in the winds of the Universe. I have no need to know who or what created that energy. I know it is eternal, and peace lies inside it.

May the Force be with you.

Danger Ahead?

I should say, DANGER AHEAD!

http://www.cnbc.com/id/38989636

I am so sick of the financial news pundits, I almost can't watch anymore. Any economist that sees what is happening in the economy is labeled a doom and gloomer.

Look people, it is what it is. They are just trying to give you an accurate read on our situation.

Also, this crap about economic pessimism being a self fulfilling prophecy is just that...crap. People either have money to spend and invest, or they don't. Right now, they don't. And if they do, they are not going to invest until they see a hell of a good investment. These are tough to find in a deflationary environment.

So, if you want to take the advice of the financial news pundits instead of the world's most respected economists, go ahead.

Buy stocks hand over fist. Rack up some credit card debt. Spend, spend, spend. Because that is what we need....more debt to keep this economy going!

But if you want the correct advice...stay in cash until the market has a big fall. Then you will have massive, real investment opportunities. If you are caught without a pile of cash as this depression evolves, you will regret it.