If I breathe in slowly, and remain still, I feel your breath enter. My nostrils, the back of my throat, my chest, my belly. A cool stream, a bubbling creek.
Underneath the slowly glowing sky, by the side of a pool in the mountain, I am restless. The moon shines. I stand. I run, agitated. No more breath to feel.
Lord, which is me? The frantic one, the seated one?
Grant me ears to hear, Lord. Let me find myself. Let me be found.
(Letter #1,876)
Daily Letters to God 
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