Heavenletters

I like Emilia's idea of "key words or key concepts". And what I like even more is her implication that they may be different for each one of us. Words and concepts that touch you, stir you, jolt you, push you out of old molds (or at least try to).

For me, it's things like peephole or daisiness or from no angle at all.

If You, dear God, see from no angle at all, doesn't that mean You are seeing from everywhere at once? Amazing idea. And if You see from everywhere at once, doesn't that mean You are everything? Sometimes for the tiniest fraction of a second I see that everythingness of nothing at all from the nowhereness of everywhere. And I am all of it. It feels like the breathtaking freshness of perception of so many years ago and makes you want to pray, which is odd when praying is not in your repertoire.

Anyway now there is Your invitation: sit with Me. You want me to see as You do, sky in the clouds, close, companionable, and compatible. You seem to trust I can, You seem to trust I will see so more and more. Wow. The daisiness of a field of daisies that is seen from a certain angle out there but fellt from no angle at all in here is not an abstraction. "Humanity" usually is, the peephole view. Daisiness is not what's left when we skip over unsightly things like withered petals and stepped-on stems or brown leaves fallen to the ground. Lovable humanity is not what's left when we skip over the things that aren't so lovable. For what does this innocent looking little as it were say here? I believe it says that when you see Wholeness, when you see from no angle at all, there will be no skipping over, there will be nothing to skip over, you won't even be able to think of skipping over anything. You would be looking, looking, breathlessly.