Short Story: A professor philosophises about God, love, and creation

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Professor Ludwig Loftisoft, a renowned professor of philosophy, was talking about God, and creation, and love, to his students. He said that: "God uses the spiritual to create the physical world, and then he wants us to see the spirituality that is still within every part of the physical." "The greatness of God allows him to put himself into his creation, so that nothing created by God does not contain him in it too." "We need to just look to see God in things, and then we will see him there." "It is God's love within things that gives them the energy to be what they are within him." "Your life there must be continually energized by love, as otherwise it can never be truly lived." "Each day must start and end with God, and any moment in between, not lived with God, must be taken to God for forgiveness. All moments should be lived with God." "Reaching past the mundaneness of life into the exemplary nature of God's love requires you to soar in that love energy in being your real self for God, and not just remaining your pseudo self, your mere earthly shell." "Wake up to yourself, by not allowing anything to put you off the path of Gods, but stay on it, by obliging yourself on it with joy, peace, and love, then nothing will move you off it, from desire, wickedness, or from wanting something else." The Professor then wrote a short poem of his own on the board, and told the students to follow these words in your life carefully. "Love given to you by God must be given back out with love. Love not given out is lost, because it's love not given out. Love lives in all, but love must be given out to come alive. Do not let love stay put in you, then, doing nothing for God." And so that ended his short lecture for that day. Photo Credit: The photo used in this article was sourced from the free media site, pixabay.com