Dear Gloria,
There seems to be a word missing in the sentence:
So amazing and ordinary are what I create without a backward glance.
Flowers blossom before Me. Consider yourself a flower, and blossom, and let your blossoming be a signal of love from you to Me, as if you are waving to Me with a casual twist of your wrist. So amazing and ordinary are what I create without a backward glance. You are it all. Wondrous creation and Creator are We. If you can see the sturdiness of an ant and its fortitude of purpose while it marches on Earth, how is it you don’t see yours?
Should there not be a question mark after the following sentence?
Wouldn’t you think you would see something greater when you look at the humblest human being on Earth.
You see a world of bricks and shapes, and you gaze up at them in wonder. Wouldn’t you think you would see something greater when you look at the humblest human being on Earth. You’d think that any human being you saw would elicit ooh’s and aah’s from you. See those eyes of theirs and those eyebrows and eyelids and lashes. See the sparkle of teeth. See the depths of soul. See you. See Me. See the motion and emotion. See Greatness wherever you look. What else is there to do? Debate something?
Thanks.
Luus