What Is Your Definition of Sin?

When we say that God is One, it means that He is All that exists. You are not separate from Him nor anything else that you "see" despite appearances to the contrary. Thus if sin exists, God must be sinful. Or is it possible, that you see yourself as sinful and He does not? Is it possible that what you see as sinful and permanent, He sees as a temporary error that occurs in a dream of separation? If you were to ask 1000 people their definition of sin, you would get 1000 different answers. Someone might say anything that goes against God's Will, but we have already shown that nothing exists outside of His Will. Someone might say that murder is a sin, but what if the murder became a great healing tool of forgiveness and awakening to God's Love for both the murderer and the close relatives of the person murdered? This has happened many times. Would your defining that murder as a sin be more right than the actual people involved? How bad does something have to be before you consider it a "sin?" Even your definition of sin will change as your beliefs change. Anything temporal is not of God. Everything we experience is temporal. Love looks past --- it does not have conditions --- that is why it is called unconditional. Sin and Love cannot both exist, and they don't. Lawrence Doochin These posts are similar to the over 2500 contained on The Divine Speaks website (www.thedivinespeaks.com) where God gives YOU the one that you need to hear at that time. Lawrence is the author of three books on emotional and spiritual healing, including "Thirteen Steps To Move From Victim Consciousness To God Consciousness: Healing Traumatic Experiences Including Sexual, Physical, Emotional, And Mental Abuse."