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Where I Find God ~ Not Very Useful Truths

Lifelongguy, one of my favorite blog writers, wrote a gem this week. Well worth the read. This is one of my favorite parts:


It's in this reserved space that I feel moved by the way my body can function. It's here that I sense beauty of the landscape I am within. I feel united in the world, one with the ever changing environment around me, an integral part of a bigger place in which I am both trivial and essential. This is where I find God.

This post resonates deeply.

I realize how alive I am and what a miracle it is to be able to run, in this place, at this exact moment. It's then that I know God. At the top of a hill, exhausted and delighted at the view, knowing an exhilarating descent is ahead, I catch my breath and appreciate that the present is amazing and yet the best is yet to come. Achievement and solitude and overwhelming self-awareness. God is there.

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