However, it is crucial to acknowledge that our profound expertise in various domains equips us with a heightened sense of pragmatism in social contexts. Personally, as an individual with unconventional interests, I must exercise caution when engaging in philosophical discussions, as I have observed others distancing themselves from me. It seems that there is a certain intangible element that eludes my grasp, while they possess a more comprehensive understanding through their readings.

It is important for us to recognize that, despite our religious beliefs, there are aspects of our behavior that may require change. I want to address those who have been negatively affected by teachings that instill fear and anger. Personally, I have experienced a sense of overwhelming power that I struggled to control, particularly when engaging in woodworking as a form of worship. I would become so engrossed in the process that I lost track of time and felt a supernatural connection to my work. While others may have praised my creations, I remained detached from any personal sense of achievement or style. For me, it was more about the experience than the end result or recognition.

I am of the belief that the various uncanny topics discussed here serve to heighten the intensity of our present moment. They organize and dictate the course of our lives, with our future being shaped beyond our capacity to fully comprehend. This phenomenon is not simply a matter of religious mechanics; rather, it is an experiential journey. Consequently, it is imperative that we recognize the insignificance of our own transgressions. I came to realize some time ago that fixating on my wrongdoings does not earn me any favor in the eyes of God. No matter how remorseful I may feel about my sins, they do not impress or sway God. This is due to my understanding that, when faced with the temptation to sin, I turn to Jesus as my strength. I acknowledge that He is far more powerful than I am. Satan may try to persuade me to display greater anguish and seriousness, arguing that Jesus is observing my reaction. However, I counter Satan's claims by asserting that Jesus has already accomplished everything necessary. I direct Satan's attention to Jesus, who remains unimpressed by my sorrow.

The issue at hand is no longer sin. If we constantly focus on our own identities, we will never fully appreciate the blessings provided by Christ. When I engage in light-hearted banter and make a somewhat crude remark, I simply redirect attention to Christ, who was able to express himself flawlessly. However, Christ never obsessed over this aspect; he did not try to appear piously inconsistent. We often become overly anxious and draw attention to ourselves by emphasizing the severity of our sins. Yet, Jesus not only sacrificed himself for our sins, but he also enables us to feel at ease when communicating with others. We can let go of self-absorption and simply savor the present moment. And when we realize we have become excessively joyful, we can simply turn our gaze towards Jesus.