Why does God never interact with us?

Skill issue.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX5LRURyvsI

>>40588189 (OP)
He does, all the time. Most people are just too... loud, to hear Him. He doesn't speak in words, He speaks in feelings, in thoughts, and not to your ears, but to your heart/mind/soul, whatever you want to call it.

You can hear Him any time you like. Just find a quiet place to sit or relax for a while and turn your conscious mind off, let it settle down, let it be quiet. Then you'll hear Him. That's what prayer/meditation is all about.

>>40588189 (OP)
What is god?
Interact in what way
He created and sustains a world for you to eat, sleep and bang your hand watching a screen. What more do you want?

>What more do you want?

https://youtu.be/4u3kjeV5Nl0

>>40588189 (OP)
Me*
Pray to him. Look for him and wait expectedly. If you don't truly want to see then you won't.

>>40588189 (OP)
Every day little godlings wink at you and if you can increase your capacity to see that you'll eventually be able to spend time with God

>>40588189 (OP)
I wouldn't interact with us either if I didn't have to

>what happened to me in March is exactly that "in the twinkling of an eye" 23 rebirth or transformation, much like an abrupt chemical process... as the alchemists so realized. But it must as I say be touched of adventitiously-which is the role Christ plays or did play, his work being already done. He set it in motion. It can't be turned back. He died, but he died knowing he did it. And of course he shared-he was the first to share-in the fruits of his own secret. He did add, though, that most of us would laugh at all this, finding it incredible and impossi- ble and senseless, not to mention stupid. It never meant anything to me until March, and in March when it happened to me I couldn't relate what had happened to anything I'd ever been taught about God or religion. I thought god was up there in the sky. However, he is not; he is a spark which can fuse the total mind in each of us into something entirely new which was not there before (a description of irreversible chemical processes)

>>40588189 (OP)
literally everything that happens at any moment is directly god doing it. belief in natural laws, belief in causation, these are idolatry

you ever have sleep paralysis? or be so afraid you cant move? Thats what you are. You cant even move your own body, god does it for you in accordance to your will so that your decisions can find their consequences and you can be judged.

>what happened to me in March is exactly that "in the twinkling of an eye" 23 rebirth or transformation, much like an abrupt chemical process... as the alchemists so realized. But it must as I say be touched of adventitiously, which is the role Christ plays or did play, his work being already done. He set it in motion. It can't be turned back. He died, but he died knowing he did it. And of course he shared, he was the first to share in the fruits of his own secret. He did add, though, that most of us would laugh at all this, finding it incredible and impossible and senseless, not to mention stupid. It never meant anything to me until March, and in March when it happened to me I couldn't relate what had happened to anything I'd ever been taught about God or religion. I thought god was up there in the sky. However, he is not; he is a spark which can fuse the total mind in each of us into something entirely new which was not there before (a description of irreversible chemical processes)

Cause everytime He tries to, you profligates try to kill Him

>>40588189 (OP)
If you're talking about God - The Father
Its bevause Noah made him promise not to since the results of infinite power acting physically in a finite world are necessarily catastrophic.
Its called the rainbow promise, and the LGBT community mocks god for it constantly.