Perfection
is inherent within each of us, what Jesus implied when He said, The
Kingdom of Heaven is within. . . .my understand is limited by my
faltering expression of what I experience
Yet
amongst ourselves we make Hell
evident. Which I define merely as waste what is of value inherently.
Each it seems are the engines of life chasing itself throughout time.
Thinking
now, humorously, of a puppy chasing its tail.
C.
S. Lewis said, “It
matters enormously if I alienate anyone from the truth.”
. . . but
then what is “truth”?
For
me it is not conjecture or speculation; but only that which for this
moment is before me/you/us
to do. What I understand as/is
experience; all will be well—with or without me afterward. To and
for, love, will I always say yes. For now that is me, howabout
yourself? What
will we do with these precious immeasurable days? Make love possible
or impossible. The measure of us not what we say but do. And for me,
now, I endow you as King/Queen of yourself. You all are that
important to me.
C.
S. Lewis also implied, elsewhere, The King James Bible was the crown
jewel of the English language. When I read William Shakespeare i
sense they both woven together. Yet as I read the words of other
languages, cultures, times, races, genders, etc. I feel we all
woven
equally together . . . what is war but fear expressed that what I see
is “best” and “I” must prevail. The peace I know, now, is
difficult to express. It is my truth and what has led me so far from
whence I came to whether I go forever more. My
way to peace is peace itself.
So
if you must war, I think The Interlocutor doesn’t mind, go ahead
and destroy our nest. The pretty blue marble, singular so far.
There
seems a before and afterward to everything. Truth
is something we must agree upon, a place that can neither be added to
or changed.
Thesis,
exposition, conclusion . . . discovered this date and time:
“To
save the world requires faith and courage: faith in reason, and
courage to proclaim what reason shows to be true.” - Bertrand
Russell
As
sheep, goat or cow, I, grazing the fields of quotes find nourishment
beneath the crown of heaven indefinable above. Sensing the Shepard of
All within each of us.
The
language in which I write is not universal; but love, kindness and
affection IS.
fearless
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MDT 02:56 Love Yourself
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2013 by Jack Spratt—All Rights Reserved
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