quality of life
longevity
Health
peace of mind
in tune with the earth
in tune with one's body
less likely to commit suicide
more likely to move to a better location
living closer to nature
Choosing a life you can stand to live without killing yourself directly or indirectly
Also, many religions and people might want to discourage you from becoming more intuitive.
Why is this?
Religions, Churches are actually more about income streams and making money than anything else.
They purport to take you to salvation. However, in actuality they mostly just siphon off your money and time if you are actually realistic about it.
So, once you see this then the motivation of churches and religions becomes more obvious.
If they can get you to continue to be hypnotized by their ideas you then will continue to give your money and your time to them.
But, of what advantage is this to you?
Yes. This is my question too.
Are you willing to sacrifice your personal relationship with God and your personal integrity in this exchange of losing your ability to make decisions for yourself?
Or are you going to prioritize your personal relationship with both God and Life and break free form constraints that prevent you from being a whole person in a good relationship with both God and Life.
It's up to you whether you live or die or go insane from all this.
If you are a strong enough person you might choose to go forward alone or with your family. Or you might make other choices.
It's all about life or death or survival or not in the end.
How do you want to live?
How do you want to die?
What are you going to choose?
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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