For Father's Day...

I write a lot about the infinite as mind and God, our Heavenly Father the Creator. I have not met Him yet and I have not experienced the infinite as a living being although I have become convinced they both are. From the gift of knowledge I asked God for nearly forty years ago and my reflections on the infinite since then I feel I have developed a detailed picture of a general view of life in the living infinite all container. I try to share this view with my readers to advance the knowledge of the infinite invisible God.
We live with plenty we believe in every day we do not see. For example that there is oxygen in the air, atoms in the oxygen and cosmic beams showering down on us. No one questions these assumptions or thinks it strange to hold them true on the word of authorities. I propose there is more to the picture unseen, like its Creator. He is an item of ancient records long held true and taught about by religious authorities. God was the explanation for the origin of it all long before we could not determine the cause of the Big Bang.
With Father's Day approaching I thought to turn our attention to God being our ancestral king deity from His act of Creation giving birth to our family tree. He is our source as much as our great, great,..., grandparents were. He is our Heavenly Father.
Cosmic rays are not going anywhere even if you do not believe in them and neither is God. He will always be there invisibly just as much as gravity. He will never leave you. Will you take a step to reconciliation with your ancestral deity family? Will you welcome God into your life? Will you invite Him to spend the rest of your life in your company welcome instead of just there and you occupying space inside of Him? Can God be your Guest?
Take the first step. Say hello. He is only invisible, not deaf. He loves you like any great grandparent and would love for you too to welcome His presence to becoming your company. You can talk to God like any old relative. He has plenty of time to spend with us all, He created the stuff. Go ahead. Say hello and start a relationship. He may not answer in words but being a living God He will make His presence felt in a response He chooses.
Have a happy Father's Day. Why not wish God one this year too. I am sure He would like that. It couldn't hurt.