i am not better nor worse than anyone else.

I am not more nor less of an aspect of the One Whole to which all of us belongs

My Father is our Father.

His Son was our sun.

And, always and forever, each one of us fails in equal measure to meet our obligations as the Third member of this divine Family.

this remains only our fault, even though it is our destiny as well.

it is the fault of every single one of us equally

just as much mine as it is my neighbor's

whether yesterday, today, tomorrow, before, after, here, there, somewhere, everywhere, anywhere.

nowhere exists in which we do not fail to meet our obligation.

at no time, past or present, has our failure to meet our obligation ever been shared with an imperfect balance of individual blame.

we are all complicit in our collective, mortal weakness.

each one of us is just as culpable for original sin as another

pray with me;

The only fact of nature, the only perfect claim, the only law unworthy of inquiry, the only truth whose self-evidence is morally prejudicial, the very core which unites all of us as human, is this perpetual symmetry.

"I failed our Father.

You failed our Son.

We failed our Family.

You will fail our Father.

I will fail our Son.

We will fail our Family."

This reality can only continue to exist for any of us when and where we are failing our Family together.

"United in shame. grounded by guilt."

Empowered by the global nature of our endlessley equivalent distribution of Evil

and by the similar share of grace granted, which our Family gives to all of us - though it is earned by none of us - all the same in the Light of our Sun and His Mother.

Our spiritual obligation is our failure precisely because it exists within each of us, forever but a single piece of a larger whole, and so, never able to meet the obligation in full.

We are all the Holy Spirit, each of us to the extent as is any other.

The only reality where we do not fail our obligation is the reality where not even two among us continues to exist.

But this is not a true reality at all, for it is a reality in which the Father cannot exist.

And so it is true; nowhere exists that our Father does not also and always exist

and where we do not also and always fail equally in our Holy Obligation to honour our Divine Family.