Please God I'm praying. Please God I'm fading. Please God just make this pain go away

Please God I'm praying. Please God I'm fading. Please God just make this pain go away. The seasons are changing, and we are all aging, but nothing
seems to change at all. The pain is relentless, and the days are endless, and the nights are cold always. And the hunger inside breeds lullabies but there's no baby here a dreamin'

And the years go by in the blink of an eye and my youth feels like it's been stolen.

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dattaswami · 51-55, M

If you are not doing any sin, you are excused for all past sins

The results of all your good actions will be separate and will not interfere with the cancellation of sins. God will give you good results for all your prayers and any prayer will not cancel even a trace of your sin. Similarly, your charity.

If these good actions can reform you, then, your sins will be cancelled. Therefore, reformation of the soul is the only way by which God is pleased to cancel your sins. Even if you do not believe in God, it does not matter. If you are not doing any sin, you are excused for all past sins and you will live with immense happiness in the world and after death also.

If you are doing a sin, you are going against the will of God

You cannot please God by prayers and service simultaneously doing sins. If you are doing a sin, you are going against the will of God and you are insulting God. You cannot please and insult God simultaneously. Therefore, every devotee and servant of God should be careful about the concept of the sin and about the only path to cancel the sin.

Lostpoet · M

@dattaswami It sounds like you are Lutheran? I believe you and I like your comment, but I grew up being taught that you do have to repent for your sins with an open heart and give penitence. I don't think I've sinned much lately.