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Do not put Wisdom in a Box

Divine wisdom comes in all shapes and forms.  There is no one right way to divine wisdom and knowledge.  There are many paths.  What does your heart tell you?
Whatever your heart tells you then follow that path.  Do not let others make that choice for you.  You must make that choice yourself in an intelligent way.
There are many churches and religions that say theirs is the only path to God, or the only right way to salvation or what not.  I think it is sad to put God in a box and say that there is only ONE way to reach Him.  God is infinite, eternal, without attributes, and impossible to describe in words.  So how could one religion or church claim that theirs is the only path?
Follow your heart.  Wisdom can be found in ANY religion or church.  Unfortunately, sometimes religions are judged based on the actions of individuals who follow those religions.  Do no focus on the individuals.  Focus on the sacred writings.  Read the sacred scriptures.  If you focus on the individuals who follow such and such tradition or religious movement then you will be forever deluded and confused.  You will not be able to avoid judging and forming endless ideas in your mind that are no good to your spiritual path.
Read the sacred writings and go from there.  Take what calls you at this moment in time.   Something that calls you now may be different from something that may have called you five years ago or that will call to you five years from now.
This is the reason it is foolish to say only one religion is right.  Different aspects of wisdom will reach different individuals at different stages of their lives at different times.  Putting wisdom in a box will limit your learning and your spiritual path.
Take what calls to you now and meditate on that piece of wisdom.  Then there will be no limit to your spiritual growth.
-Monica

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