Angels walk this earth
I've been an atheist ever since discovering the term online back in 1998. My brain cancer journey was especially challenging because religion is so normalised in society I was inundated with prayer and spiritual advice. I felt very disrespected by this outpouring of support, I had long believed my dislike of religion wasnotorious. I also felt it was predatory and an ttempted to capitalise on my vulnerability due to my serious health condition.
I do not have god in my heart.I've got a song in mine. I had a few difficult moments in my life and I've always found that no matter where you are, you can trust in your fellow man for help. Sometimes that's as simple as finding someone to talk to when you feel alone. Cynicism is a plague andit's very hisheartening to me that oftentimes it's religious people who have the least faith in humanity. Just because I don't believe in god doesn't mean I don't believe in good. I acknowledge while it can be beneficial to be selfish, I've found most people are generous, being altruistic is something I think everyone gets pleasure from, I've got an abundance mindset so while most of the world is zero sum, a Leonard Nemoy quote I love is, "The more we share, the more we have." Humans are a social animal, we cannot survive without one another. Angels aren't in heaven, they're right here with us, do reserve some caution though, here be dragons too.
Some of the angels of healthcare I encountered last year: Joseph,Sy, Perero and an especially kind nurse by the name of Joyce Radebe
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