When you are meditating, do you connect directly to God or do you have to go through mediums?

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If I’m connecting to other entities, it’s always through a medium. What is this medium? My senses of course. A human being can only experience directly that which originates through the senses. I’ve investigated this pretty thoroughly. The way other beings typically interact with us is by messing with our mind’s sense of reality.

I’ve also investigated telekinesis, so I’m not saying the divine can’t affect the real world. It certainly can. But there’s a kind of conservation that happens that most people don’t really experience or think about.

It’s a conservation you can see even in scripture. Jesus didn’t do miracles for the hell of it. He only did it in certain conditions. When challenged, Jesus never responded directly with a miracle. The circumstances always seem a little contrived, like there really wasn’t a need for God to intervene physically. The party where Jesus turned water into wine would have proceeded just fine without the wine. And nobody really saw Jesus do it except for a very select few.

Basically the separation between man and deity exists for our protection. Humans have to proceed through a hellish gauntlet before they can finally obtain an experience outside of the senses, and the first time it happens, you won’t remember the specifics. Our minds need to be prepared.

It’s not really needed either for proper communication. I was able to communicate with the divine using a stupidly-simple muscle test. The skeptic might attack it as being subconsciously driven. I say that’s a plus and not a minus. Once I figured out how the subconscious influenced it, I didn’t need the physical test anymore.

Our bodies and minds are better media for divine communication than anything else really could. We just don’t trust them so we conjure up different media. They invariably produce worse results.

99% of spiritual results come from just trusting yourself and your feelings and your intuitions.