Many people wonder what exactly grace is. It's a verb. Spiritual grace, the kind that comes out of nowhere and stuns one awake, is often confused with forgiveness, which is more transactional. Grace is a verb.
I have a dear friend who adopted/rescued a small female puppy in the wake of her beloved husband’s death.The puppy was named Minnie, but my friend rechristened as Grace. Grace came into her life at just the right moment when she needed the most comfort and courage to help her with her intense grief. I imagine that the dog represented the soul of her dead spouse coming into her life in the flesh of this tiny pup called Grace. She told me: "I named her “Grace” because I somehow KNEW deep down that she would be a grace to and for me following my husband's death earlier in 2018. And she has been just that, a grace, a blessing in so many ways. Gift of Godde… that’s my Grace."
There is enough sour in the sweet of Love to make it a VERB. So it is also with the Grace of Godde—also a verb.
Here is my alphabet:
A aerate, amaze, activate
B burst, bother, bellow
C clap, cherish, create
D drop-kick, delve, dazzle, deify, DO
E eulogize, effervesce, erase, eulogize
F fly, fix, forgive
G God/Godde, grace, GO
H hallow
I irrigate, itch
J jolt
K know, kiss
L lift, love, lavish
M mourn, marry, mortify
N notarize, navigate, nourish
O own, overwhelm
P potentiate
Q query, quake
R reconstitute, re-open
S sanitize, suffer, sanitize, STOP
T thank, terrify, tenderize
U undergird, ullulate
V vivify, verify, verbalize
W wonder, water, WAIT
X xylophonize
Y yearn
Z zest, zip
GODDE = GO ORDER DEIFY DIVINIZE EARTH
Sunday, December 27, 2020
2020.12.27 Grace-To-Go
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