In
the centre of the Labyrinth these words are spoken with the singing
of 'God to enfold you' (Common Ground) between them.
God
is only our name for it
The
closer we get to it, the less we can give it a name
There
is a namelessness inside the human where our divinity really is
Here
in the centre is our natural, unforced sacredness
God
to enfold you
Imagine
you are in a field and you come across a large stone. You lift the
stone and underneath is an ant. In fact there are thousands of ants
all working away. Imagine you are part of the colony and you hear of
an Einstein ant. This is a wee ant of massive brain. He works in the colony.
This
ant has designed half the nest, he has found cure of all the known
ant diseases, he has build barriers, he educates all other ant in the
finer questions about ant relativity and E=mc2 of the ant universe.
One
day the ant is summoned to the queen and told that he cannot do
anything else for them. He can't do any more here and so he should go
out into the world to share his vast ant knowledge.
And
so he goes out into the world. He packs his ant rucksack and leaves
for other places. He pokes his head up from the main entrance and
crawls from under the big stone you've replaced. The light hits him
and dazzles him for a short moment. But on he scurries.
In
the corner of the field in your horse. Very laid back, munching on
grass. But this Einstein ant cannot perceive your horse since the
disproportion of the ant to the horse is too much. So it is between
our reality and God's.
God
to enfold you
The
Spirit links us with the huge presences adjacent to our lives.
Inhabit
the same rhythm of your soul
Stay
awake to breathe in who you are.
God
to enfold you
Here
you live intimately with infinity
The
real mystery is that there is something rather than nothing
What
have you done with your wildness: that infinite thing that can't
sleep within forever - the hugeness of your spirit, bigger than your name?
God
to enfold you