All the God We Cannot See

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. To suggest that there are aliens/extraterrestrials/watchers is mind blowing. To also suggest that that becomes the reason and evidence to deny the existence of the one God—Consciousness—might be considered as utter nonsense. There is Cosmic Consciousness always. That two hydrogen atoms could wrap their tentacles around a molecule of oxygen and become water is Cosmic Intelligence. That is Consciousness’ prewritten software. There are many gods but there is one Consciousness. Whether you can differentiate the very many gods and the only ONE Consciousness is what differentiates you and sets you apart from a follower—a religionist, an atheist or a theist. Whether or not you believe/understand Consciousness, your afterlife is guaranteed because you are the creation/evolution of Consciousness. You are simply here to experience creation in a yin and yang—a duality. All these gods! They were so many Moses himself got confused and out of frustration, he asked God for an ID. Consciousness does not work like a God and a prophet. Consciousness lets you do your thing after all; you are experiencing the creations of Consciousness. Moses could no longer hide his frustration. There were simply too many Gods. What follows is accumulation of questions that need answers. What follows is a cautious search for answers. The answers seem to create more confusions. Should the word God be redefined? Did you notice the use of the words—Cosmic Consciousness? The words could also be: Cosmic Intelligence. The Old Testament simply did not propagate the concept of monotheism even though we are taught to accept and profess it was/is so. The Bible continuously mentions other gods through narrations. In fact, Egypt has the record at a practice for monotheism through Akhenaten. Polytheism is simply and without qualification the belief in more than one God. Thus, on the most common way of understanding polytheism, Christian belief will not be monotheism, but clearly polytheism.