Tag: truth
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2026-03-06 YAM: Movement of my Heart (Presence 5/9)
The comforting lies / That kept dead me / Wrapped safely away / Are unraveling…
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Homo Abidus: What Remains After The Lie
This is Homo Abidus— / not the destroyer of modernity, / but the one who makes it unnecessary…
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2025-11-11 YAM: Continue to Find Favor (Survey 11/18)
The food is wonderful. // I feel ashamed / I could not receive it earlier…
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True Denial: The Holy Irony of Peter’s Two Confessions
The story of Peter is framed by two confessions — one radiant with revelation, the other heavy with denial. // The holy irony is that both were true — each in its own way, and each necessary for the other to be fulfilled. / Peter’s two confessions mark the movement…
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Baitman: Year One (Dostoevsky On the Price of Order)
Bruce’s grief hardens into fury. He confronts Crane, and Crane does not deny it. Instead, with chilling calm, he explains.
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Hello, Shame (Third Reconciled Part)
Shadow: I once… was like you. But I ventured too close to the Place of the Skull, and it began to unmake me. I let out a cry of warning, and only that cry escaped. Now [shuddering] all that is left of me is that cry, which I use to…
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Rest Before You See: A Theological Clarification on “Seeing vs Doing”
Here, “place of repose” is more than psychological; it is ontological and covenantal—a rest in Being itself, an invitation to abide in the Ground of Being. To propose “seeing” without first entering this repose may risk perpetuating the same depth-anxiety your essay seeks to address.
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Narrowest Path: The Dangerous Victory of Properly Honoring Satan
The most dangerous Christian isn’t the loudest one. / It’s the one who walks with quiet authority. / The one who has stopped pretending they have no darkness—and instead has dragged that darkness into the light…
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Cross-Purposes: Alienation as the Architecture of Redemption
When we feel most alienated from the God we know, it is because we are closer to the God who is. // When we feel most alienated from the people we know, it is because we are closer to the self we do not know. // The worst feeling on…
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Idolatry as False Worship: Graven Images of an Antifragile God
Orpheus offers us a tragic parable: the attempt to capture the divine in the visible, the tangible—the idol—ultimately results in its loss.
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Learning From Jesus (Jamie Winship, Take 2)
A1. False Identity & Shame 1. `LieBelieved`: *What lie have I believed about myself?* 2. `HurtfulNames`: *What are names I believe about myself that hurt me?* 3. `ShameIdentity`: *Where is shame making me live a false identity?* 4. `UnaskedDoing`: *What am I doing that You have not asked me to…
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The Spiritual Equivalence Principle: Unforgiveness as Blaspheming the Holy Spirit
Just as Einstein revolutionized our understanding of gravity by showing that acceleration and gravitation are indistinguishable within a closed system, I believe Jesus reveals a spiritual symmetry: unforgiveness and blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, though seemingly distinct, may be functionally equivalent in their impact on the soul.
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Christ the Only True Heresy: Rejecting Unbiblical Separation
In the style of Revelations 2-3, have Christ appear to a worshipper to restore the Biblical meaning of heresy by rejecting the human invention of orthodoxy [see Appendix] / ChatGPT Prompt (condensed)
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From Armor to Authenticity: The Power of Speaking Truth vs Trauma
This isn’t about being soft or passive. It’s about being brave enough to tell the truth about what’s happening inside. And in doing so, we create space for others to respond with empathy, not defensiveness.
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Charlotte’s Web of Words
Today, as I dangle here before you, I invite you to see the world through my many eyes and reflect on the power of words. You see, words are the threads of the great web of life. They are fragile, yes, but they are also strong enough to hold meaning,…
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Hector Protector (Dark Difficult Parts)
Hector: Don’t we all? I am the part of you willing to bear that karmic burden. You can hardly blame me for supplying what you demand.
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Dream: The Doppelgänger (Invasion of Secrets)
The reason an impostor can so easily hide among us is that we don’t really know each other. But we think we do. Or at least, we think we know who you are supposed to be.
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1/3 Bi-Limerick: We’ll Come Home
Lord this world feels like a mess / Still I must have to confess / Your church also / Has far to go / To demonstrate how You bless…
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11/24 Tri-Limerick: Stone-Cornered
Today I will let His word / Break everything off me / That is not Him
Radically Happy 