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A heartfelt dialogue between a seeker and God unfolds in the darkness. The seeker wonders where God is and expresses feelings of hurt and loneliness. God responds with reassurance and reveals a transformative perspective—God walks alongside those who suffer, embodying compassion and grace. Through this exchange, the themes of vulnerability and the nature of divine love emerge, inviting reflection on how to embrace compassion in our own lives. Explore the depth of this intimate and profound conversation, touching on the essence of faith and human suffering.
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“God, are you there?” “God, are you there?”
“I don’t think so…. I just can’t see in the dark. I see in the light!”
“Well, I’m very much around when you are in the dark.” Well, I’m very much around when you are in the dark.
Really? “Really?”
“Would I lie. am God, you know?” Would I lie? I am God, you know?
“Oh, I didn’t mean to disturb you. But I can’t see you in the dark.”
Hmmm…What are you looking for in the dark? What do you think I look like? Who do you think I am?
“Well, in the church I went to when I was little, I saw a pictureof a big, old man with a long beard on a cloud. My mom said it was you.”
My child, let me tell you a secret…. I’ve had a make-over! My child, let me tell you a secret. I had a make-over!
“So what do you look like now?” “So what do you look like now?”
“How do you expect me to recognize you?” “How do you expect me to recognize you?”
“You’re just playing with me!” “You’re just playing with me!”
Not really! I’m alive and well and just being the same God I always have been!
“I’m out walking. I’m out walking.
“Why?” “Why? Where do you walk? What do you do?”
Because even already before mymakeover they used to call me compassionateand gracious.
That’s right. The Hebrews used to call me compassionatebecause I suffered with them.
“Well, that’s why I’m looking for you. I need some of your… your compa…compassion. Could I have some of your compassion?
“Gosh, God. I’m hurting.” • “”Gosh, God. I’m hurting.”
Compassion means being fully immersed in the human condition.