What I hear behind some of the comments about using the word "God" is this intention (I might be off, and if so feel free to correct my perception): "I feel uncomfortable when you use that word, so you should change to make me comfortable."

If in fact that is the intention, I want to point out that

I know we grew up in a world that taught us that values are relative, but they are not.

Start here:

Nothing real can be threatened.
Nothing unreal exists.
Herein lies the peace of God.

The healed mind knows how to talk to the unhealed mind a way that the unhealed mind can hear at a subconscious level. There is no attachment to changing

That would be like saying… well I think the majority of people think like SmokeLion, not like Erika…

that woudl be like saying… well i see yellow, but I will assume everyone else sees indigo

if I see yellow, I say yellow

people who see yellow will

I find this last bit fascinating, but I am coming from an entirely different viewpoint, and to me it sounds Malkavian to say something like "when the mind is healed… you will see"

SMoKeLioN has a valid point in saying what was said. The purpose of words is to communicate clearly,

It makes perfect sense to the healed mind, which realizes that it encompasses the entire world and everything in it.

I don't have time to explain this in logical terms. That could take eternity. But when your mind is healed, which is what my coaching accomplishes, you will see what this means.

Gotta go for now,
Erika

My point was that if I myself think of the color yellow as appearing like indigo, yet I speak to everyone with the word yellow (while I really mean in my head indigo), then I am failing to communicate effectively. I cant blame the listeners, either.

People ask me, "Why do you say yellow, when you mean indigo?

To the split mind, He seems to be outside and apart. To the integrated mind, He is inside.

I speak to both minds at once.