Most of my life I’ve been seeking a relationship with the unseen. It’s a search on the outside and on the inside. It’s a search with succinct deliberateness and with passive roaming. It’s a search through my heart, mind, belly, and spirit. There were chapters of life in which I would have called it a search for the divine. At others times, spirit. Or, the other worlds. Or, or, or. But it has been most of my life.
I like posts like this from friend, Charles LaFond, “Go Ahead, Get Out!” Pick your own reason.
For me,
- it’s just thoughtful writing.
- it’s informed — one of Charles’ callings as been as an Episcopal Priest, and he knows a pile of history that I don’t.
- phrases like “lost to all but God.” This lost business is common.
- the courage it takes to get out. To trust. To leap into a chasm. To dare to find what is beyond the confines of so much numbedness and protection.
- phrases like “wound of knowledge”. There are times when I wish that I could lose myself as easily as my young teenaged son does into a video game.
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