God In Every  Moment
	Once a group of very religious men and women, from every religion, got together. A young child watched them as they spoke to each other. These people were all talking about very important subjects and they were discussing how the Universe is. One of the religious leaders honestly expressed himself, 
Christian: "I am Christian; I know there is only one way to God , and that is the way I preach…blah, blah, blah, blah...."
	Then another lady spoke honestly, 
Hindu: "I am Hindu and I know of a God that is much older and wiser than your God…  blah, blah, blah...."
Sikh: "I am Sikh and none of you know what you are talking about. Here is what God is… blah, blah, blah...."
Jew: "I am Jewish and God is Universal. What all of YOU don't understand is blah, blah, blah...."
Muslim: "No no! I am a Muslim, this is all wrong, God is....."
	All the beautiful, knowledgeable, learned scholars and leaders of the different religions discussed these deep matters, (comically idiotic chatter) "Blah, blah, blah, blah" "shmanashmamaman" "bup upub bubupoo"
	...and the child spoke up and said, 
Child: "What are you all talking about?!"
	For a moment everyone became very quiet.
  Child: "God is right here now, everyone is talking somewhere else!"
(sighs of recognition) 
	The adults thought they knew a lot, but they forgot that God is here... right now.. at this moment! Now, instead of talking, the people closed their eyes and breathed a deep sigh of relief. The sound of everyone relaxing and breathing deeply filled the air. They began smiling at each other. 	
(sympathetic chatter)
	They understood that we all are children - we are children of the One God who lives inside everyone and everything in the universe.  Some of us children have different religions, just like we have different houses  and different families. We have different ways of talking about God, but we will all have a lot more fun if we play nice with each other and see God in each other’s eyes. Everyone began feeling more, they began laughing and hugging each other. 	
Christian: "Hahah, I just feel so much compassion now!"
Hindu: "I'm having so much fun! We're just a big family!"
Sikh: "Haha, I hear the voice of God all over here!"
Jew: "From the begining of time, we have always been one!"
Muslim: "I am just so humbled to feel God's greatness!"
	Our parents want us to have fun playing with each other. So let's respect each other’s ways of thinking and always remember that we all come from the same place, and we all return to that place. 
Child: "God is full of freshness! God lives in each moment."
	We always chant the Naam and keep our innocent hearts. The Guru says, 

Guru: "Sach Parmesar Nit Nava
Gur Kirpa Te Nit Chava (Ang 1183)
The True Lord is always new/fresh,
By Guru's grace, I always chant the Naam."