Gods.
Do they exist?
Do they have ego?
Does God have the concept of identifying self?
How many Gods are there? One? A billion of them?
Do they own the people who believe in them?
Do they get angry if someone
doesn’t believe in their existence?
Do they have emotions like us?
Are Gods greedy? For flowers, food or money?
Do Gods even need any of these?
Is God symbolic or materialistic?
How often do you talk to god?
Do you get reasonable answers after
talking, debating, arguing or fighting with them?
Do you try to justify yourself when
the answers don’t align with your reality?
Or pretend to be God while our subconscious tells us stories?
Are Gods extinct human from the time of dinosaurs?
Perhaps the survivors and thus transformed
millions of years later into contemporary Gods?
When did forms of God get humanised?
Are they humans with extraordinarily categorical powers
That make them superior?
Who is your God?
Because God’s do exist.
If they don’t, we invent them,
try to find them in stories
or sometimes become one – ourselves.
Questions will keep branching out
as long as the hunger of our curious brains
isn’t satisfied.
Which never does or ever will.
Answers will keep evolving,
not necessarily exploring the directions
we thought of.
When we become ancestors
Billions of souls cramped in one word
Some of us might become gods.
Probably even before human species transcends
to other planetary systems.
Since Homo Sapiens have claimed the throne
of the almighty species,
only a few can foresee and share the calendar
of the dystopian – micro and macro – scenarios.
But Sapiens also have the habit of not listening
Separation of hearing to listening
is only seen while in action – to do or not to do?
Is God watching these actions?
Or is he busy watching others?
Does he watch over everyone?
Or neither care nor bother?
Is God real?
Or is it None of the above?
I hope God answers these questions.
If not who will?
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