resting

A neat moment last fall in the place where my grandmother is laid to rest. We don't share the same beliefs, but I was happy to capture hers in her final place.

 

"I didn’t believe in a God of judgement because I don’t believe

that the infinite can think comparatively. I don’t think that God knows the

difference between a molehill and a mountain in size because God is both the

molehill and the mountain. To compare there has to be “otherness,” you hear me?

This makes it unnecessary to have a God of judgement. We have a God of love and

a great law of justice without judgement. The law says, “what you sow you reap.”

You can’t plant radishes and get cucumbers. What you sow you reap. “As a man

thinketh in his heart, so is he.” It’s a great law of life. And it’s just as cold as any

law in the universe. It's as cold as the law of electricity. That law of electricity will

light that light, fry your bacon, or fry your fanny, and it's just as comfortable frying

your fanny as lighting that light. it's the nature of the law. The nature of the law of

life is that if I pour in slop I get back slop. And it's just as comfortable giving me

back slop as it is giving me back love."

 

-Chuck C

Done