does God exist?

For time and memorial humanity has been asking this question and so are you and the reason you're watching this video or this blog is because you want to know the answer but the question is how long after this video do you persist to keep asking this question how much does it bother you how much research have you done on this topic what have you explored beyond what you already know what have you read have you read all the perspectives in the world to ask this question have you even wondered about the nature of reality have you wondered about the nature of God and if the claims made by the major religion that you subscribe to actually answer the questions that are important that difficult do you feel like you have all the answers or is the answer it's true because it's in the book if you don't put in the effort to find out about the ultimate reality the ultimate God you know the sustainer of the universe and this is a passing entertainment note then you don't deserve to know the answer 

You should contend in being the monkey that you are because essentially again if you were educate if you are educated enough most of the things or the aspects of nature that we call human nature are exhibited by monkeys as well so there's not much of a difference between you and the monkey if you are leaning in to the very aspects of anger greed jealousy arrogance lost desire no difference most mammals have the same most monkey every monkey has all of these the more you lean into those things without thinking and using your prefrontal cortex the more monkey you are so stop asking stupid questions that you will do really do not want to answer and answer for and go be a monkey 

But if you choose not to be a monkey and you think you are not a monkey then use your prefrontal cortex and go read about the various perspectives and see where the answer can come out of don't ask it in a podcast and expect an a podcast to give you an answer you go try to find the answer look at various perspective spend your time and trying to find the Almighty maybe you'll find it.

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