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SOME CALL IT ET CETERA; I CALL IT GOD
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That's God. He is beingness and nothingness.

Some call it et cetera... et cetera...et cetera; I call it God ...God ... God.

Out of nothingness came beingness -earth, water, sky, stars, moon and sun, followed by plants, fowls and animals, including man, the masterpiece of Genesis. --
Some call it evolution;
I call it God.
Thunder and lightening, changing seasons, rain, snow, wind, earthquakes and volcanoes, all dispensing power, glory, blessings and curses. --
Some call it evolution;
I call it God.
Grace, splendor, delight, majesty, birds and bees, flowers and trees, mountains and valleys, rivers and streams, laughter and ecstasy, goodness and kindness. --
Some call it beauty;
I call it God.
Bliss, tranqullity, contemplation, fusion, harmony, oneness, conscious and unconscious experienced as the enjoyed, infinity.--
Some call it communion;
I call it God.
The impossible made possible, the improbable made probable; serendipity, like manna falling from Heaven; astral projection and bio-invisibleness, seeing what only God can see. --
Some call it a miracle;
I call it God.
Uniqueness, spontaniety, a new creation, self peculiarly being the self - the unprecedented and never-
to-be repeated self, here now and now here, the flow, soul-force expressed. --
Some call it creativity;
I call it God.
Masters mastering themselves, Jesus, Moses, Buddha, Mohammed, Akhenaten, Zoroaster, Confucius; Sacred Books: the Bible, Torah, Koran, Bhagavad Gita; Faiths; Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam; the spiritual essence within every man that transcends all Faiths and engenders meaning in livingness. --
Some call it religion;
I call it God.
Goodness, caring, tender-heartedness, intimacy, friendship, acceptance, understanding, empathy, transparency, presence, healing, music, sensousness, sexuality, nakedness, righteousness. --
Some call it love,
I call it God.
Disappointment, dispair, failure, aborted dreams, miscarriage, waking sleep, unwakable silence, shortening of the lengthening shadow, the final leap that frees the soul, the gateway to immortality. -- Some call it death;
I call it God.
The Rapture, perfect peace, nirvana, Karma, eternal rest, total freedom, existence without trouble or pain. Paradise, on a higher level than experienced by Grandpa Adam and Grandma Eve, the Ultimate return to Genesis, where I never was... where I always am...an ultimate paradox. --
Some call it Heaven;
I call it God.
Undoubtedly, you have heard, "A thousand years in His sight is as but a day." And, that's not clock-time or calendar time. --
Some call it time;
I call it God.
But what about "Time without end... from everlasting unto everlasting?" --
Some call it Eternity;
I call it God.
And did you hear, "We shall all be changed at the twinkling of an eye; the corruptible shall put on incorruption? --
Some call it a mystery;
I call it God.
O Christian, did you say, :"The Father,the Son and the Holy Spirit?"--
Some call it the Trinity;
I call it God.
Listen to the words of Jesus, "The Father and I are one... I pray that they all may be one, even as the Father and I are one." --
Some call it joint-heirs' inheritance,
I call it God.
The Creator of the created, observing His own handiwork said, "And it was good...very good." --
Some take g-o-d out of good and call it zero,
I take zero out of good and call it God.

Copyight 2003 by Uriah J. Fields


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Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on March 24, 2003
Uriah, the truth is spokem! bill

Reviewed by Erica Ivory
Reviewed on March 24, 2003
Very creative.. heartfely write.

Reviewed on March 24, 2003
awesome write, uriah! well done! love, your friend, karen lynn. (((HUGS))) :)


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