INCARNATION OF GOD

An orphan artist, who was an atheist made living through creative artworks. For last one week, he was afflicted with fever and it became severe without proper care. He thought his diseased body would get destroyed this night. To ascertain about his friend’s absence for past one week, a neighbourly friend entered atheist’s house as a saving soul. When the neighbour found his friend required immediate action to save his life, he smartly acted to transfer his friend to a hospital.

The atheist’s life was saved through neighbour’s shrewd selfless action. After complete recovery, atheist returned from hospital. He took his drawing-board outside and started his painting job. His neighbour, who was enjoying his Sunday newspaper reading, approached him to query about health. The neighbour spoke to the atheist with friendly smile, “What are you drawing, my friend?” The atheist replied, “I am depicting my God!” The neighbour got surprised to look at sudden change in atheist belief after physical deterioration.

On understanding the completion of artwork by atheist, the neighbour came to observe picture of God drew by the novice believer. The neighbour astounded to see his picture being engraved as a God.

In our life, we face like atheist in above story with many Gods, for instance, by showing her love, mother becomes God. By providing his guidance, father becomes God. By helping us during compelling situation, a friend becomes God. Our brothers, sisters become God by sharing what they considered as priceless resource. By rendering treatment to an ailing person, a doctor and a nurse become God. So, we observe many such people getting manifested as God before us.

This is spiritual secret behind every living. God has made human as social living because he knows he could not incarnate to save every soul. Observe God in every human, we might discover an enchanting life.

QUOTE:"Consult not your fears but your hopes and your dreams. Think not aboutyour frustrations, but about your unfulfilled potential. Concern yourself notwith what you tried and failed in, but with what it is still possible for you todo." - Pope John XXIII