Spirit in Action

~ JezzieG

This says it all for me. I am not a religious person, I don’t believe in gods/goddesses apart from their usefulness as metaphors for the cycles of life, the earth, the universe, and anything else the human mind cannot understand yet. Yes, that is saying I am an atheist and reject the concept of there being some deity or almighty being. I also reject human-made and human-organized religions.

I am not just good, I am wonderful without god. I know wrong from right, I respect the planet earth and the life it provides all living things. I learn from my experiences, not someone else’s which may well be wrong for me. I observe nature and try living in tune with that natural rhythm, and yes I feel nature in a spiritual oneness as I am of nature and nature is of me. Observing nature, flowing with it, or letting it flow over me is spirit in action.

As a nature witch, I understand that I can use nature to empower me or those I love with protection and healing. I understand and I am still learning to understand that everything has energy and those energies provide balance and harmony. The intent I put behind channelling those energies is what matters and spiritually good or positive intent is beneficial.

In love and light
Raven )O(

Published by JezzieG

I am a freelance writer and poet and started writing after raising my two boys as a way of discovering just who Jez is. That is still very much an ongoing project but the journey so far has introduced me to many wonderful friends and fellow writers through an ever-growing love of poetry.

3 thoughts on “Spirit in Action”

  1. I think you may well be in tune with my Rowan tree Jezz. I hate organised religion too, though it used to be part of my life a long time ago. The director of my MTh course was a pagan priest

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    1. The Rowan has awesome energy, I have one in my garden. Yeah I’m the same indoctrinated in my youth and woke uo as I hit my teens. I love the art and architecture but don’t get that awesome feeling of spirituality in the buildings like I do when in a forest, on the mountains, or wandering a beach or riverbank.

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