Such “star bath” feels like a plunge into immensity, into bigness, into space. The feeling is overwhelming.

The workplace has a dwindling number of employees who would go beyond their call of duty and take an extra mile without thinking of repayment.

When all things fail, cease, and disappear, love never fails, says Paul. The Message adds a tinge of sweetness and renders it, “Love never dies”.

Our Friend-God obviously does not always come to us the way we expect Him to.

But more than sensual indulgence and careless lifestyle, the Teacher instructs us to see enjoyment and satisfaction not as end in themselves.

Our mind, body, and spirit ache for some time off, for a halt from all our concerns. We long for peace, tranquility, and rest.

Like the seed, some of us need to be hurt deeply in order to realize how deep and wide and long God’s love is.