Forgive Me When I Falter (ePub)

Phillip sees many negatives as actual positives, and without each, there can be no balance in the universe. He sees life flowing as if human beings are electrons passing through godly conductors seeking physical balance in the universe. Each element in nature wishes to have its correct electron number, and when the balance-of electrons, neutrons and protons-is interrupted through adding or subtracting electrons, it is up to each electron to find a way back home.



He thinks we are like an electron in a battery where life is jerking us around from positive to negative to create an electrical charge and potentially do some work. The only problem with the analogy is when the battery is in perfect balance-all electrons being where they belong-the battery is dead. Then again, maybe his analogy is dead-on correct.



Phillip sees himself constantly out of balance and constantly trying to find electron equilibrium-perfect balance. He believes that he will eventually find perfect balance in Heaven, but until then he strives to learn about his own created elemental universe. He admittedly falters frequently in the illuminating life process. He, however, thinks that he occasionally helps maintain the universe as a thoughtful electron in the element copper.



He believes that too many people see themselves as a lone electron in the element hydrogen-hydrogen being the lightest and simplest of all elements-and yet hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. They see themselves as a simple electron trying to find a place in the simplest of all elements, and not just faltering to find stability but also failing to find usefulness.



He thinks of himself as universally unimportant-kind of like a hydrogen electron-but individually extraordinary for he helps cause and sustain creation with other unimportant copper electrons.



Phillip thinks about many negative things so that he can live positively. He considers

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