Zvika Krieger

ooh, like I feel connected to everyone on this dance floor because we are all in it and we are all feeling it. That's oneness. So that's the place where I most feel connected to God. Maybe the other place is like when I'm surfing.

ooh, like I feel connected to everyone on this dance floor because we are all in it and we are all feeling it. That's oneness. So that's the place where I most feel connected to God. Maybe the other place is like when I'm surfing.

Yeah. I generally go surf at sunrise and there's this moment where like, the world is all dark and then you see the beginning glimmers. I'm on the West Coast, the sun does not rise over the ocean, but you just see the glimmers of the morning light sparkling over the water. I actually don't feel connected to God when I catch a wave.

Yeah. I generally go surf at sunrise and there's this moment where like, the world is all dark and then you see the beginning glimmers. I'm on the West Coast, the sun does not rise over the ocean, but you just see the glimmers of the morning light sparkling over the water. I actually don't feel connected to God when I catch a wave.

Yeah. I generally go surf at sunrise and there's this moment where like, the world is all dark and then you see the beginning glimmers. I'm on the West Coast, the sun does not rise over the ocean, but you just see the glimmers of the morning light sparkling over the water. I actually don't feel connected to God when I catch a wave.

I feel when I'm just kind of like floating and you kind of like the waves kind of come and it almost feels kind of like the heartbeat of the earth. And it's just like, oh, there's just this kind of like steady presence connected to something bigger that I can just relax into. So those are like maybe, as I think about it, like two places where I definitely feel God.

I feel when I'm just kind of like floating and you kind of like the waves kind of come and it almost feels kind of like the heartbeat of the earth. And it's just like, oh, there's just this kind of like steady presence connected to something bigger that I can just relax into. So those are like maybe, as I think about it, like two places where I definitely feel God.

I feel when I'm just kind of like floating and you kind of like the waves kind of come and it almost feels kind of like the heartbeat of the earth. And it's just like, oh, there's just this kind of like steady presence connected to something bigger that I can just relax into. So those are like maybe, as I think about it, like two places where I definitely feel God.

I was talking to my friend Adina this week, who's a spiritual leader here in Brooklyn. And we were talking about this whole idea of like believers versus non-believers. And we were saying how that doesn't feel like the right way to divide the world between like atheists and believers or like people who believe in God and people who don't believe in God.

I was talking to my friend Adina this week, who's a spiritual leader here in Brooklyn. And we were talking about this whole idea of like believers versus non-believers. And we were saying how that doesn't feel like the right way to divide the world between like atheists and believers or like people who believe in God and people who don't believe in God.

I was talking to my friend Adina this week, who's a spiritual leader here in Brooklyn. And we were talking about this whole idea of like believers versus non-believers. And we were saying how that doesn't feel like the right way to divide the world between like atheists and believers or like people who believe in God and people who don't believe in God.

It's people who think about the nature of existence and people who don't. you know, a lot of people ask like, do you believe in God? My version of that question is I start with, what do you believe in? you know, in every spiritual tradition, there are hundreds, if not thousands of ways to define God.

It's people who think about the nature of existence and people who don't. you know, a lot of people ask like, do you believe in God? My version of that question is I start with, what do you believe in? you know, in every spiritual tradition, there are hundreds, if not thousands of ways to define God.

It's people who think about the nature of existence and people who don't. you know, a lot of people ask like, do you believe in God? My version of that question is I start with, what do you believe in? you know, in every spiritual tradition, there are hundreds, if not thousands of ways to define God.

And I think that in essence, you can find a definition of God in some spiritual tradition that resonates with what you believe in, in terms of the nature of existence. But that means you have to be like curious about like the nature of existence. Why are we here? What's happening in the world beyond what can be explained by science? You have to be interested in asking those questions.

And I think that in essence, you can find a definition of God in some spiritual tradition that resonates with what you believe in, in terms of the nature of existence. But that means you have to be like curious about like the nature of existence. Why are we here? What's happening in the world beyond what can be explained by science? You have to be interested in asking those questions.

And I think that in essence, you can find a definition of God in some spiritual tradition that resonates with what you believe in, in terms of the nature of existence. But that means you have to be like curious about like the nature of existence. Why are we here? What's happening in the world beyond what can be explained by science? You have to be interested in asking those questions.

Totally. Yeah. I mean, like, people ask me, like, well, like, why do you believe in God? And I'm like, because I like to. It nourishes me. It gives my life meaning. It gives me an impetus to sort of grapple with these questions, right? I don't believe in God because I feel like I have to. It actually brings meaning to my life.

Totally. Yeah. I mean, like, people ask me, like, well, like, why do you believe in God? And I'm like, because I like to. It nourishes me. It gives my life meaning. It gives me an impetus to sort of grapple with these questions, right? I don't believe in God because I feel like I have to. It actually brings meaning to my life.

Totally. Yeah. I mean, like, people ask me, like, well, like, why do you believe in God? And I'm like, because I like to. It nourishes me. It gives my life meaning. It gives me an impetus to sort of grapple with these questions, right? I don't believe in God because I feel like I have to. It actually brings meaning to my life.