As always, beautiful writing of "Meditations on the Red Sea"
This time Meditations on the Red Sea in a beautiful letter from Father Charles G. Valles. I think it's one of the writings that has come, personally, my heart ......... so simple, sincere, and direct your message regarding the divinity. It gives me that God IS period. As knowledge is shaped and how to see and accept in my life and my being, is strikingly different now than when I was 15 years ............... and age is a saying . Each learning experience and my life has shaped my way of looking at God, how I receive my way of grasping, and transmit it spiritually. The only thing that never changed is the certainty that God exists in my life, which is the center of my life, and is why my life.
Dina Sasson.
archaeologists say that the ancient Hindu made the images of their gods only mud, not in stone or marble. The mud is short, and the image has changed to a new after some time. Perhaps a remnant of this custom is the ceremony that we see every year in Bombay [Mumbai] when on the feast of Ganesh Chaturthi, after worship or clay images cast the god Ganpati is submerged in the sea in solemn procession, and there sink, dissolve and disappear. And take another picture for another year.
theology is dignified and deep mud. A single image, however beautiful it is, does not capture the infinity of God. It is nice to have and venerate it for a while, and well just let it dissolve and give way to another image, in another aspect, another face of the divinity that never exhausted with our designs. Let God to change, showing the limitation of our shapes and colors something unlimited kingship and wealth. Let us move ourselves and get into the respectful understanding of God that we take every time a new vision and a new love.
The secret to advance the knowledge of God is willing to take to the sea each year the image of the previous year. "
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