You have asked, and I wanted to send you some thoughts on this subject for your consideration.

Love makes all things possible, but real Love, in it's highest form, is a divine act of reconciliation. What does this mean? God's Love, (through Christ) perfects the opposites that are the expressed manifestation of creation by reconciling them. I will explain:

In order to know perfect Love -- which is the purpose of incarnation on this earth -- we must have three distinct forces working (and harmonized) within us: active, passive, and reconciling. An example is found in the makeup of the basic atom; each has positive, negative, and neutralizing parts. In simpler language, there is the masculine, feminine, and the Life (and Light) of God to act upon and transform (give new birth to) these opposites. If you can see into these comments, then it should be clear that in homosexual love there are inherent drawbacks to realizing the full extent and possibilities of Divine Love, to its realization and completion in us, by its action upon us.

There is much to examine in these truths I have sent to you, and I would only suggest that all of us continually examine our hearts to see if what they long for -- above all else -- is being received.

If we find, and we all do, regardless of the path we walk in this life, that there is a sense of something missing, or that is incomplete in our hearts and minds, then we must agree to understand the following: God does give each of us all that He is, all of His life -- moment to moment. If we feel conflict, confusion, or just a general sense of being all alone, then it is up to us to ask God to clarify our condition. If we ask -- truly, deeply, without telling God what we want to hear (to confirm who and what we have been up to that point in our lives) -- then we will begin to "hear" what makes us whole . . . whatever that may be still needed in the depths of our soul.