And God said, “Let it keep fresh” and Tupperware was invented.
This tongue in cheek analogy of God and Tupperware is relevant today when the cheaper plastic tups from the grocery store shelves deteriorate within a few years at best. I still have some 40 year old Tupperware containers. God is good.
The Tupperware God lasts forever, always fresh, never stale. Nothing can sour God’s love for us. Not even our most foul actions.
“God is Love” is not a platitude or emotive reaction after a spiritual high for me. It is a living presence within my Spiritual Heart Center, ever present and available even when the actions of others go stale and sour.
The Christ Centered Prayer is a doorway into this reality of unconditional, realized LOVE, loving always.
This tongue in cheek analogy of God and Tupperware is relevant today when the cheaper plastic tups from the grocery store shelves deteriorate within a few years at best. I still have some 40 year old Tupperware containers. God is good.
The Tupperware God lasts forever, always fresh, never stale. Nothing can sour God’s love for us. Not even our most foul actions.
“God is Love” is not a platitude or emotive reaction after a spiritual high for me. It is a living presence within my Spiritual Heart Center, ever present and available even when the actions of others go stale and sour.
The Christ Centered Prayer is a doorway into this reality of unconditional, realized LOVE, loving always.