Can God Be Trusted?

Question: Does God forgive what we have done in the past?
Answer: Always. Otherwise your soul would remain on Earth endlessly.

Can God be trusted? In every case, the answer must be connected with an inner certainty.

I trusted God while praying about my own angelic nature, and He rebuilt the wings of my soul. I trusted God when praying for many healings from illnesses and discomforts. I entrusted to God all the matters I could not deal with myself, and He freed me from them. This is not an affirmation but a statement of a fact that has already occurred.

Looking at forums devoted to spirituality and at the temples of various sects, we can notice that not many people treat God seriously.
A great number do not believe in His existence.
Various intermediaries and intercessors are sought.
Many people wish to become gods themselves.

Let us look at the Creator as an independent mind, not dependent on anyone. Let us notice that He thinks on His own, independently of others; He feels, analyzes in a fraction of a second, and makes independent decisions concerning you and the further fate of your soul.

I have encountered the opinion of believers who claim that God neither thinks nor feels anything. Yet the very idea of prayer contradicts such assumptions. If I pray and a divine response arrives, it means that it has been heard. God heard it, understood it, and consequently fulfilled my expectations.

Since God is an intelligent being—and moreover omnipotent—He cannot and should not be treated lightly. Once I was troubled by the lack of clairvoyance, until I understood that possessing such a gift is a great burden for people with unpurified intentions. They see everything except God, and therefore assume that He does not exist or that He does not interfere in their affairs. They do not trust Him.

If we already possess pure intentions and do not pray incorrectly, then in the proper time a divine response will come to every prayer. It cannot be otherwise, since all prayers are heard. For one person it may take a year, for another only a few days—and it depends solely on openness to receiving it.

When there is strong inner resistance, one can explain to the soul that someone must be trusted, and therefore it is best to trust God, the giver of all life, who knows the end of every action. He knows what He is doing and what the soul—and the personality itself—should do in order to live safely, innocently, and abundantly.

Opublikowano: 15/03/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: God

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