The greatest challenge in entering the context of [mystical discourse]
lies in disabusing ourselves of this spatial and temporal orientation.
Every text must be interpreted in the here and now, because this is
the only reality. The past is memory and the future is hope, but the
present is everything real.
So when you are asked what God did before God created the world, just
smile. And when you are asked what life will be like after we die,
just smile ...
Ron Miller
lies in disabusing ourselves of this spatial and temporal orientation.
Every text must be interpreted in the here and now, because this is
the only reality. The past is memory and the future is hope, but the
present is everything real.
So when you are asked what God did before God created the world, just
smile. And when you are asked what life will be like after we die,
just smile ...
Ron Miller
