We respond with new considerations of divinity to the silent whisper that calls us in the night.
Our God is personal; attuned to our ways.
Religions assemble like versions of divinity into a common theme.
All misconceiving from their own perspective.
Each denying the reality of the other
in their mutual blindness.

As the Gospel of John or the Hindu Vedas might seem to tell us,
Our God has no form, sex, nor material existence
Is not a resident of any one location
but imbues, as Spirit, all of creation;
the spirit of Holinesss, divinity;
the spirit of love maybe.

Our God can not, will not, force our actions
yet guides us, lures us, to the path of our desire.
Maybe to follow the way that Jesus laid down for us,
to discard selfishness and greed and the evils in our nature.
Maybe to follow other paths to find personal power or glory
at the expense of others, even the cost of their survival.

God is not approached through any mediation
but is with our every thought and action
Neither Jesus, saints, nor any priest
separates us from God's presence

The Christian God calls us to follow where Jesus led us
to feed the hungry, heal the sick, comfort the distressed.
This God has no need of our fasts, eucharists, or sacrifices;
needs us as Her hands to work wonders in His world
to play our small part in growing creation
to what God would have it be.