What the Moon Teaches Me About Faith
The moon is always there, whether I see it or not. It can be hidden by trees, a forest, a gray cloud covered sky, or be on the other side of the planet. It is there, I know it. And not because someone told me about it, I saw it before and I will see it again.
Full moon is hiding.
But I still know it is there.
Obscure in a tree.
Half a moon shining in the sky is better than a full moon hidden. Half a moon in a clear sky can brighten up quite a bit of real estate. It is beautiful itself. A hidden moon can only be imagined.
The moon is an egg.
Still shining bright light to all.
Leaning to one side.
The moon creates no light of it's own, none whatsoever. It is a dark, cold place. But when it gets in the right position, it can reflect an incredible amount of light from the true light, and relfect that to an entire world.
Bullfrogs beckon night.
Fireflies light around lake.
Prayer ascends like moon.