10. About God as the source of feeling

About God as the source of feeling

            God is the organ of human conscience, living through feeling, existing only at the level of feeling. His name is Love, He is personified by the Mind of the Universe. However, God does not exist externally, for as the realm of feeling He is present in all manifestations of Life. Through the feeling of love, men and women find each other; through the feeling of love, children are born. Someone has called this feeling... God, but faith in Him is a blessing, for it is nourished by Universal Love.

2014

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The publication below contains the same text in Polish and Russian:

O Bogu jako źródle uczuć (pol.)

O Bogě kak istočnikě čuvstva (rus.)

ATTENTION! Especially for DeviantArt (as an exclusive), the Russian version of my prose was written by me in the Latin alphabet, created by me on the basis of the Czech alphabet with some specifics taken from the Slovak and Slovenian alphabets. The Russian Cyrillic version (along with the Polish version) is available on the website Litprichal.ru (links to other sites can be found in the same place):

https://www.litprichal.ru/work/641967/

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In Polish:

O Bogu jako źródle uczuć

            Bóg jest organem ludzkiego sumienia, żyjącym poprzez uczucia, istniejącym jedynie na poziomie uczuć. Imię Jemu Miłość, a uosabia Go Rozum Wszechświata. Jednak Bóg nie istnieje zewnętrznie, gdyż jako sfera uczuć jest obecny we wszystkich przejawach Życia. Dzięki uczuciu miłości mężczyźni i kobiety odnajdują się nawzajem; dzięki uczuciu miłości rodzą się dzieci. Ktoś nazwał to uczucie... Bogiem, lecz wiara w Niego jest błogodajna, gdyż karmi ją Wszechświatowa Miłość.

2014

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In Russian (see the note below):

O Bogě kak istočnikě čuvstva

            Bog jesť organ čělověčěskoj sověsti, živuščij posrědstvom čuvstva, suščěstvujuščij toľko na urovně čuvstva. Imǎ Jemu Lǔbov́, Jego olicětvorǎjet Razum Vsělěnnoj. Odnako, Bog ně suščěstvujet vovně, ibo kak oblasť čuvstva On prisutstvujet vo vsěh projavlěnijah Žizni. Blagodarǎ čuvstvu lǔbvi mužčiny i žěnščiny nahodǎt drug druga, blagodarǎ čuvstvu lǔbvi roždajutsǎ děti. Kto-to nazval eto čuvstvo... Bogom, no věra v Něgo — blaga, ibo pitajetsǎ Lǔbov́ju Vsělěnskoj.

2014

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NOTE to the Russian text:

In this publication, I offer an alternative alphabet for the Russian language created by me specifically for DeviantArt (as an exclusive) based on the Czech alphabet with some specifics taken from the Slovak and Slovenian alphabets. I added two letters ǎ and ǔ to this alphabet, which characterize the iotized vowels according to the type of the Czech letter ě. The letter ě in this new alphabet reproduces both the sound "je" and "jo" (eng. trans. "ye", "yo"), which is normal for the Russian language. The letters ě, ǎ and ǔ are used only in combination with consonant letters, with rare exceptions when it is necessary to indicate the sound "jo" after a vowel letter, for example, in the Russian words: mojě, tvojě, jejě. The iotized vowels at the beginning of a word are written using the letter j, for example: ja, je, ju as in the Polish, Czech, Slovak and Slovene alphabets. Also, the letter j is used to write an iotized vowel after another vowel, for example: aja, eje, uju. Soft consonants are indicated as in Slovak by an apostrophe after the letter, for example: ť, ď. The Polish equivalent of the combination szcz (eng. trans. "shch") in this alphabet corresponds to the combination šč as in Slovenian. The Polish and Czech analogue of the combination ch (eng. trans. "kh") in this alphabet corresponds to the letter h as in Slovenian.

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In the photo: I (Walenty Walewski)