Good question! It’s a shame most of us do not remember those first moments. I remember reading a book about a therapist who worked with a patient who could remember being in her mother’s womb. I believe it was a true story which was corroborated with the mother about certain events the woman remembered hearing while in the womb and right at birth. It’s called Jessica: The autobiography of an Infant.
Let me clarify, I meant “before” we are conscious. There are people who claim to have vivid memories seem to exist, although rare, but they are referring to their memories of being in the womb or shortly after birth.
The existence of God is a controversial and long-standing question in human history. The answer can vary depending on beliefs, and there is no scientific experiment that can prove or disprove it.
I Write Her 
Oh! Such a beautiful sight!
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It was very inspiring! :) Thanks!
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Great poem, Susi! When one truly knows the answer, he/she will be unable to share it with others. ;-)
Yvette M Calleiro :-)
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With that logic, it would imply we should know we’re about to be born too. But do we? Thanks so much, Yvette! :)
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Good question! It’s a shame most of us do not remember those first moments. I remember reading a book about a therapist who worked with a patient who could remember being in her mother’s womb. I believe it was a true story which was corroborated with the mother about certain events the woman remembered hearing while in the womb and right at birth. It’s called Jessica: The autobiography of an Infant.
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Let me clarify, I meant “before” we are conscious. There are people who claim to have vivid memories seem to exist, although rare, but they are referring to their memories of being in the womb or shortly after birth.
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Very true! :-)
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:)
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Beautiful poem
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Thanks, Sadje!
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You’re welcome ☺️
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beautiful
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Thank you so much!
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A question we ask ourselves.
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Absolutely, I think we all do! Thanks for stopping by, Diana!
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😄❤️🥰
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Tying in with your permission …❤️
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I’m thrilled to be your muse! You’ve captured another aspect of faith beautifully!
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God is everywhere, watching how he created a destructible world, learning how to do better the next time around.
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But I thought he was perfect?
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I agree.
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Thank you, Byung!
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You are welcom, Susi.
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I wish there was a second haiku giving a definitive answer! Oh, what a powerful question
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waiting patiently
for the one god to appear
yet there’s no answer
Just for you, Christine. :)
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Thank you Susi! Perfect second but still no answer…I’m trying to be patient Lol!
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You’re welcome! Same. ;)
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gods don paper togs
disciples wield sharp scissors
design to worship
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The existence of God is a controversial and long-standing question in human history. The answer can vary depending on beliefs, and there is no scientific experiment that can prove or disprove it.
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How correct you are! Thanks for stopping by. :)
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You are welcome Susi
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I like this! 👏
But how many that might answer your inquiry are neutral?
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Thanks, Nan! Probably 50/50.
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