My thoughts, Jochen, mine alone so far as I know.

God can say anything He chooses through anyone.

Because I have certain insecurities doesn’t mean that God does.

You know, Senor, I have so many thoughts here, I think I will save it for a blog entry.

Now to get to “open and closed.” It might be said about an investigation: “It is an open and shut case.” That expression is meant to say that everything has been said on the matter. It is finished with now. it is a conclusion that has been come to. “Cut and dried” might be another expression that more or less says the same thing.

I would shy away from subjects that I’m ignorant of.

As Charles said, God comes in with metaphor, and He opens our hearts and our understanding. And the particular Heavenletter I refer to here does that.

If, for instance, a Biblical scholar said something to me, or asked a question, all I could say is: “I don’t know.”

Certainly “we are all One even on the level of plain old humanness.” If there is Oneness, nothing can be outside of it to make two. But there appear to be different filters for things we don’t feel comfortable with and therefore try to avoid. “If the doors of perception were cleansed, every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things through narrow chinks of his cavern.” So, yes, the art of a true Godwriter, probably not learned the first day, is to let God say whatever is on His mind. Which is to say: Lend yourself tho whatever your soul/spirit wants to say, no matter how contrary it may seem to what your persona has been taught and agreed to take as true, appropriate, sacrosanct etcetera. We all have these areas, but isn’t it always an exhilarating experience to watch God walk where angels fear to tread? Personally, I don’t think that angels fear to tread anywhere. We do, and for very good reasons. Ego fears, and ego tends to trample. Ego wants God at arm’s length. And yet I feel I love Him the most when He gets really outrageous. That’s where I really want to be too, even if I’m still afraid of it.

Yes, all human experience is experienced by every “single” one of us. We know more of it today than we did yesterday, and we will know more of it tomorrow — until we can only say, “Yes, I am what you are.”

[Gloria, I don’t understand “all opened and closed” in this sentence: ” I personally see the Garden of Eden as a sacrosanct subject, all opened and closed…” Could you explain it to this non-native speaker?]

This makes me think that tomorrow I should give a sneak preview of this Heavenletter.

There is the literal interpretation, which is probably where most people function, and sometimes God tells us what really happened. There is what you might call the allegorical interpretation, which comes up with meanings that are maybe where your soul might want to hang its hat.

And then sometimes God gives a spiritual interpretation that as often as not leaves me scratching my head a bit and wondering if maybe God isn’t pulling my leg or watching to see how I react. You might call it The Rest of the Story.

Supposedly this all makes a lot more sense on the other side. I guess in anticipation of this coming Heaven Letter in a couple of months I’m thinking, “This oughtta be good!” But it’s all good.