‘I partially believe in god’

Understanding of God It’s quite difficult to understand god. According to me, god is cannot be comprehended. Logical thinking cannot describe or incorporate the unspeakab
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Understanding of God

It’s quite difficult to understand god. According to me, god is cannot be comprehended. Logical thinking cannot describe or incorporate the unspeakable part of god. It’s better to have supernatural beliefs, at least it makes some sense. It becomes a good form of communication when we try to understand ourselves and respect others’ emotional sides. Even though I baffle most of the times, I believe that respecting others’ deeds and emotions plays a vital role in understanding god.

Spiritual practices

I am not a spiritual person, I partially believe in god but also have a strong faith in Karma.

I visit the church often and offer prayers, light candles, and help people by the road side. Such things provide me with a sense of contentment.

Spiritual belief

I believe in doing good and the best things will come to us, but that doesn’t mean I expect something in return. I ensure that I don’t hurt anyone one. If I do, I make sure that I apologise for the harm I have caused. No one in this world has the right to hurt others, emotionally or physically.

Spiritual experience

I am a Christian by birth but I visit temples and mosques occasionally. I go to the church whenever I get a feeling that I should be taking care of my emotional stability.

I haven’t witnessed the rawness of divinity yet, but I would love to prepare myself for such a heavenly experience.

Pilgrimage sites

I have always wanted to visit righteous places like the Vatican City, Rome and antiquated holy churches since childhood. Although I haven’t been to those places, I know I will reach my destination someday. I have been to Velankani church in Nagapattinam, it’s a feels different to see so many people come together for a pilgrimage, and it’s such a beautiful experience too.

Rafeena is an RJ at Suriyan FM

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