What Does It Mean to Be Connected to God?
Throughout this blog, I often talk about God, Source, the Universe, and getting “connected.” But what does that actually mean—or feel like? The purpose of my journey, I believe, is to discover these truths for myself. And what a journey it has been.
I am a stubborn soul, and it has taken a lot for me to reach this point of understanding. But I’m incredibly grateful for the insights I’ve received and the chance to experience the love of our Creator firsthand. I believe the reason I’m meant to share my story is to help others realize the greatness that lives within all of us.
We Are All Children of God
Every single person on this Earth is a child of God—not just the God of one religion, but the Source of all that exists. We are born into this world as perfect beings, carrying within us the spark of divine love. That love is unconditional and ever-present.
But as we grow, we’re influenced by our environment, upbringing, and those around us. These influences often lead us away from our true nature—our connection to Source. Our ego takes the wheel, and while it tries to protect us, it can easily get lost in the distractions of the physical world.
For me, the way to bypass the ego and reconnect with God was through meditation.
My Epiphany: A Moment of Divine Connection
I’ve touched on my epiphany before, but I’ve never shared it in full. Honestly, I was afraid of what people might think. What I experienced felt so powerful and surreal that I hesitated to speak it aloud, even to some of my closest friends.
But I know, deep in my heart, that what I experienced was real. And I believe I’m meant to share it now.
It happened in April 2020. I was sitting in my wheelchair, watching a slideshow of my vision board on my phone, allowing myself to fully feel the joy and gratitude for the future I was creating. I could feel my heart expanding—filled with love and happiness. My eyes closed, and suddenly, I knew I was in the presence of God.
It was greater than anything I had ever felt. God wasn’t separate from me—God was me, and everything around me. In that moment, I was deeply connected to all life. Love and joy overflowed from my heart, and then I heard the words:
“Throw away your medicine. You are healed.”
All I could say was “Thank you!” over and over again. I cried tears of joy while smiling through the tears, completely overwhelmed by the unconditional love I felt. As the intensity eased, I began asking questions—not out loud, but within.
The Question That Changed Everything
Here’s the part I’ve been reluctant to share—because it goes against much of what I was taught growing up. But this is my truth, and my journey.
One of my first questions to God was about Christianity. I was raised Christian, but even as a child, I struggled with some of the teachings. One belief I could never reconcile was that someone born into another faith would be condemned simply for not accepting Christ.
I asked, “How is that fair?”
God’s response was simple and powerful:
“You believe I created the heavens and the Earth, right?”
(Of course.)
“Then why would only one group of people get to know me?”
At that moment, I understood. We are all God’s children. God is not some entity outside of us, judging or pulling strings. We are each one with Source, and we all have access to that unconditional love—if we can quiet the ego long enough to feel it.
Meditation helped me cultivate a personal relationship with God, but I don’t believe it’s the only path. We each have our own way home.
Remembering What We Truly Are
God created all things from love. We are spiritual beings on a human journey, gifted with free will to choose our own path. Source never leaves us—but we often forget who we truly are.
Fear, guilt, anger, greed—these emotions arise when we feel separate. But they are not our true nature. When I connected with God during my epiphany, all I felt was love—for everyone and everything. I knew I was loved unconditionally—regardless of my religion, physical body, financial status, or any other label.
We are all children of the same Source. When that truth becomes clear, I can no longer judge others—I can only see their light.
I am still learning. Still growing. Still figuring out how to live more fully in this light without letting old thought patterns drag me down. But I know the way forward: deeper connection, more compassion, and unwavering love.
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