Re: Boylovers Bible
Submitted by David on May 14 2000 16:14:17
In reply to Re: Boylovers Bible submitted by Huck Finn on May 14 2000 11:22:37
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Davids friend Hello, thank You for your comments. You seem like someone much like myself, as I believe dreams are the voice of God, and give more reverance to my dream life than my conscious life. I find dreams as a souce of Godly input in my life, and have done much studying on dreams, especially Jung, and Sanford. I also believe in your God thoughts, there is an excellent little book called "He touched me" by John Powell, and it discusses God thoughts as a true revelation in our own lives. I also believe God works through other people. The reason I wrote that piece was because I am angry with God at the moment. Moreso angry at myself. I remain deeply involved in prayer, philosophy, and mass; but I cannot deny this bitterness I posses towards God whenever I ponder my boyloving future. What has helped me is the understanding that for me, Boys are a living image of God. They are not God, but are an image of his love, beauty and innocence. As we all have an image of some being when we pray mine is a little boy. Whereas some people imagine an old man with a white beard, or Orpah Winfrey. These images are not God, but are our inner-icons in which we can recongnize God. The image of a boy touches my heart deeper than any love, thus I use it as my image of God when praying, but I know God is much greater than my image. Whatever helps bring us closer to God, use it. As today I attended a Greek Orthodox church the gospel reading was one with a boylovers twist, from Mark "And they went to the tomb, and there they found a boy sitting with the wrappings of Jesus, and he told them he has gone." The first person Christ revealed his ressurected self to was a boy, and that tells us boylovers, who posses the insight, to understand how Christ relates to our conditions. I would like to talk to you, do you have a annonymous email? God Speed David |
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