© 2002, José V. Chung & Graphic Exchange (image adapted slightly)
Read the original October, 2002, article as published in Graphic Exchange magazine. It’s a strange but workable combination of astronomy, Deep Impact and the X-Files: colorspace.pdf (1 MB)
“All men should aspire to nobility, but it is especially incumbent
upon those royal born to do so, lest they become tyrants.”
Scripture is a transcript of our dialogue with the divine. Its pages reflect the light of G-d, but are not the source of it. Its words, long ago recorded and faithfully copied, persist in a world of evolving context, challenging our ability to construe their truest meaning. Compassionate insight, reverence, and rigour are required of those who would interpret it well.
Compassion flows through us to those in need, but only if we allow it.
It cannot be saved for another day, or for a person we deem worthy.
Given freely, it can never be depleted. Conserving it, our capacity to
engage it is diminished. Compassion reserved is compassion denied.
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