One God

We live in a world where people use the name of God to get things and then judge others for not having what they want or not having enough.

The spiritually wealthy don’t care about money; they don’t care about goal setting, or ambition; they live in the nature of God where life happens spontaneously.

Where life happens without your control and certainly without your permission.

No one wants to suffer, and yet we do, because it gives us something.

It gives us identity; it gets us attention.

No different than the rich man uses his money to show the world what he’s done, what he’s accomplished.

Using the name of God to get riches, is fine.

It’s life, its people’s desires, but when they use it and keep using to get more, like a formula set before a math test, this man or woman loses their connection to life itself and they begin to bargain, when God doesn’t bargain, it gives and it removes.

It provides and it takes away.

It gives to the rich and to the poor, but often times the rich and the lofty lose sight of this, when the poor don’t.

Because the poor know who God is and they know where they come from, and who they are, and if money is given to them in riches, great, but they know it’s place, they know it’s only temporary.