I spent last weekend at a yoga retreat (for which I actually get college credit!) that takes place at St. Gertrude's monastery, and although my yoga teacher is very open (she's actually a UU minister) and makes sure for her part that people of all religious beliefs feel welcome in her classes, I still struggle. Firstly, the way Meredith teaches
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at any rate, how you expressed your belief above is something I really dig (and I dig the way you expressed it)...
I wish I could come up with a better affirmation than "dig" :)
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You'll like this story. In the carpool on the way up to the retreat I had the following conversation...
Girl: Blah blah, were you raised Catholic?
Me: Not really. My mom is Catholic, but my dad is... Well, my dad's a pragmatist.
Girl: Sorry, I don't really know my denominations.
Me: No, it's not a... it just means that he... nevermind.
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I always loved the argument that, "You should believe in God because if you don't, then God, in a fit of childishly arbitrary divine rage, will send you to hell where you'll experience excruciating torture, forever." I always wanted to say, "Don't worry, I'm one step ahead of you. You see, I worship Cthulhu, who is even /more/ arbitrarily, insanely cruel. He frightens me into submission FAR more than your god POSSIBLY could." But that would be cosmicism, and frankly I /still/ don't give a shit.
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