Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Don't Go Too Fast

My Grandson likes driving games on the computer; I do too, it's as if we are somehow connected into what we find exciting together; so, when I bought this brand new device that is shaped like a steering wheel, and has a pad with brakes and an accelerator pedal; it was for him, you believe that don't you?  Nope we know, just as he and I are somehow joined, somehow there is something beyond the presence of our lives together about us, some, thing; that one can't really put their finger on, but it is there.  The pure science nuts, because that's what I think of people who put everything that they have into a science which can't suggest how to get past Heisenberg; and, if you aren't understanding that, write to me, but in my mind a person who puts everything that they have into that, is missing a large, much larger, picture with much more complexity to it than mere science.  There is something deeper about us as humans, we are somehow unique and yet we are also in some way, tied together.  This is why my grandson won't have any trouble getting me to show him how to use the new steering wheel with the computer game.

If Christian's weren't equally nutty about their singular impression of things, it might be easier to understand a prophet like Ezekiel, but once you get into the wheels within wheels, well; it's gonna take a while for you to step back to pure reality, and understand that it isn't what it appears to be, which is what the message of Ezekiel is all about.  Things, my dear friend, aren't at all, what they appear to be.  Our eyes aren't what they seem to be, and we aren't made of material, we are all composites of matter which is atomically oriented together; it is, wheels within wheels.  This is probably why each wheel resembled it's outside on the inside, and was, made up of eyes- ah, the better to behold a mystery of sights, a deeper stare, from wheels within wheels.  Pray about it, as my prayer will be for you, of all the prophets, Ezekiel strikes me as the toughest to comprehend, in that, his message is not what it appears to be. 

Eze 1:1 Now it came to pass in the thirtieth year, in the fourth [month], in the fifth [day] of the month, as I [was] among the captives by the river of Chebar, [that] the heavens were opened, and I saw visions of God.

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