One Reason

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 It’s about how I feel about the importance of every Human Life regardless.  It’s that “regardless” that matters most.  No one has a right from God to take a Human Life regardless.  I’m emphatic about this.  When it comes to sin I’m a believer in Karma.  In this regard I’m very Buddhist in my beliefs.  The church today would struggle with my theology.  

It only took me 25 years after my experience with my Angels to figure it out.  Sin is sin, but the ultimate sin is the taking of a life including one’s own.  This is where I draw the line of salvation.  But not everyone sees this stark contrast of my Angels.  But I say others don’t argue with me but with God.  

It is MY belief yes, but I say this is what my Angels told me.  Churches have a hard time with Angels but not with demons.  However, I’m comfortable with my theology.  I’m comfortable saying my beliefs are similar to Buddhism.  In fact, while I might be too comfortable but I wouldn’t be if this theology were of my own making.  I call it Karma.  If I’m correct I don’t worry about Karma.

If not for my Angels I am not sure.  It’s what they taught me.  I reflect on my conversation with them as I smoke my pipe.  It helps me keep them in perspective.  My pipe this morning is my Nording Angel pipe and my tobacco is my Old Professor.  My coffee this morning is from Trader Joe’s.  Thank you for your time and Peace to each one of you.

Dave


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