I, too, have always enjoyed surrendering my imediate and analytical powers to an intuitive sense of the universe as it coalesces from possibility into paths of actuality.

For me, the highest spiritual moments have always come when I extended my sense of "I" to include the farthest reachable perimeter of that intuitive, guiding power, recognizing it as the I that is brother to -- and in a way one with -- the Universe.

It is the perspective Jesus might have held when he said that the Kingdom was within, or that 'greater things than I have done ye shall do' -- a sense of allowing unlimited consciousness as the legacy and birthright of each individual, squaring infinity to the power of infinity and placing the product squarely in the hands of every well-loved soul in existence.

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