Namaste, Khvhh.... *palms together in front of chest*... *bowing slightly*... Welcome to the AR.

If I am understanding your OP correctly, you are basically asking why (as atheists) we would not attempt to try the methods theists suggest so that we might experience their particular god(s) and become believers. Is that correct? If so, then you should be aware that most of the atheists on this site were devout and faithful believers in their respective faiths prior to becoming atheists. I was raised as a Christian myself. Therefore, suffice it to say, many of us here have absolutely already attempted to "experience" his/her respective god(s) in his/her own way. And somewhere along the way, each of us of eventually realized that the dogmas we were trying to follow did not hold up to the scrutiny of logical/rational/critical thinking. As a result, we are now atheists, because we no longer believe in whatever god(s) we were raised to worship.

On the other hand, there are those rare lucky few here who never had to suffer through the mental anguish of shedding any form of religious indoctrination. In some ways I admit I am a wee bit jealous of those individuals, because it took me over forty years to break the chains binding me to the dreaded threat of hell. At the same time, however, I can better appreciate my freedom now, and I can totally relate to the theists who are having doubts but still trapped in the suffocating mire of their religious teachings. As such, it gives me a slight advantage in being able to assist those individuals who are having difficulty deciding which direction they should go. Rest assured, though, those here who have never had any religious experiences are ahead of the game, as far as I am concerned. Plus, they have been a major factor in helping me to fully shed the last few concerns of hell that plagued my subconscious for a majority of my life.

Anyway, as far as attempting any types of methods suggested by the theists who visit our site, it is (to put it lightly) an incredibly laughable idea. As you will likely hear from others in following posts, belief is NOT a choice. One does not CHOOSE whether or not to believe something. You either believe it, or you do not. For instance, if I were to tell you that you MUST believe I have a ten thousand year old fire-breathing dragon living in my garage, would you simply take my word for it and be able to believe it without me showing it to you? I dare say you would not... (At least I HOPE you would not believe me.) Same thing with atheists and any god(s). Theists claim their particular god exists and performs all sorts of miracles and has the power to create the universe and send us to heaven or hell and all sorts of other outrageous claims. The only thing atheists are saying is that, "We do not believe you." And, again, as I said, most of us here have already tried the methods suggested by theists to believe in their god(s). No need to try them again, as far as I am concerned. If their god wants me to believe in it, then it should be up to that god to get my attention and give me a reason to believe in it. And, as a side note, even IF any of those gods were eventually somehow proven to be true, it does not mean I would ever worship them. (But that is another story.)

Again, welcome to the AR.. Namaste... *palms together in front of chest*... *bowing slightly*...

(Edited to change name of individual addressed to the current name that user recently switched to in an apparent effort to somehow fool everybody... *rolling eyes*... Yo, Khvhh! You are not the only one on this site who knows how to edit! Will be editing other posts I made on this thread accordingly.)