This morning's reading is the opening of BLANK, the book that asks who you were before anyone had a word for you.
There is a place in man that religion has not touched. It is quiet, hidden, frightened, and strangely proud. It knows the songs, the scriptures, the arguments, the customs, the gestures, the holy language. It knows when to bow, when to shout, when to agree, when to condemn. It knows how to belong. It knows how to appear convinced. It knows how to survive among the faithful without ever becoming true.
This is the place BLANK has come for.
BLANK is not emptiness. It is not the absence of meaning. It is the trembling space where everything false loses its name — the sacred stripping of every identity man has used to protect himself from the terror of being seen. Before the chapters, before the arguments, before the wisdom, there must be BLANK: the holy clearing, the unprotected place, the naked page. Because until man becomes blank, God may have nowhere to write.
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