Its nice to have a friend to lean on
Why do I need God
Wow, what a cool question to ask? Why do we need parents? Well, once conceived we don’t. Do we need teachers? In theory no, but they make studying much easier. So now, since we came from God already and we are the children of God anyway, we don’t actually need God for anything. Please excuse this blasphemous statement and let us explain.
So, if you do not need God then that’s fine, it’s your role in life. It’s how you were made, so for you God does not need to exist.
Do you need your parents or friends? Theoretically no (there are many orphans or test-tube babies in the world), but in practice yes. We need the support they give, not just motherly love, paternal care or fatherly strength but also the invisible peer support we get, knowing we have a stable home and place to return from life’s adventures. They have our backs, so to speak. They are our life support in times of need. Parents in this case mean guardians, not just biological.
So the main point with parents or close friends, they provide love which is the prime ingredient for us humans to grow (physically and spiritually).
Why do I need God? God is our father and mother combined (the real parent at the soul level). So if our physical parents can give us so much support, imagine how much we are getting, or can get, from our real eternal and only creator? But first we must know if God is real, and how to trust God. After all, why would we need someone or something we think is fake?
The problem, and the reason people ask why we need God, is we cannot see God or what is being done for us by God. Where is the proof God exists, that we are the children etc? From these types of questions it is easy to understand why atheists don’t believe in God.
When we begin to awaken our spirituality, we start to believe there is something else in life apart from the physical and we start to seek answers. At that time, many little miracles will come into our lives and then we will see that yes, God (or something) is helping us. These miracles are mostly small and private, only we will know but the knowing is so certain it leaves no room for doubt.
For example, when we think of an item, it manifests, when we pray, it’s answered (perhaps not the way we want but in a more perfect way).
And, if we meditate on God we will have visions and inner experiences leaving us in a state of bliss, like going back home to see the old folks after a very long time.
