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It's interesting, Bob.
We have differences as to how we get there, but I infer that we both value worship.
That's a specialized attitude. A sense of reverence can be a source of well being.
It's a distinct feature of the road I've been down, that worship is extended to 3D physical objects in the world. I worship things. It's the opposite of the instructions that came with God.
It's as though a sense of reverence was the optimum way to engage the the day to day world.
Correct me if I get a detail wrong, but I believe it is a distinct feature of your road that reverence is only properly directed to God.
Now to my way of thinking, worship is a specialized attitude that allows us access to hidden parts of ourselves.
When I can shine that light onto a feature of the world, it's magic. To my way of thinking about these things, to limit one's sense of reverence to God is like only allowing your eyes to open in a dark room.
I believe worshipful reverence is a psychic event.
Some suggest spiritual ecstacy is within itself, a tool.