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i may as well tell you now that you will  not be plagued with me very long because   elizabeth will be here very soon for the dictation  and the moment i cite her even as a little   a cloud the size of a man's hand on the  far horizon i must immediately evaporate   those are my instructions and after all  a good husband is obedient to his wife i thought i would perhaps put this little  time in to give some basic instruction   and uh the instruction i would like to start with  has to do with the critical examination of god or   the critical examination of an aspect of god or  a critical examination of anybody or anything in   other words we say to ourselves as we observe a  very beautiful painting on the wall of the louvre   or some of the uh various museums of the world  in egyptian i guess you say museum as you'll hear   tonight but anyway you stand back at your wall and  you see this painting and you say to yourself now if i can just get closer to this painting i will  understand it better you know i'll understand it   better by and by so you approach a couple feet  more and somehow it loses a little definition   the first thing you know you see pigment piled on  pigment it looks like mud pies or something and   you just don't understand it at  all you've lost the definition   and uh you know this is really the  way it is in many mundane cases   where we as individuals decide that we are  going to approach a little bit closer to god   without preparing and without seeing  that we adjust the lenses of our glasses   that we make the necessary personal adjustments  to the thing that we are examining now so closely   because if we're not careful it reminds me of  myself one time when i was around seven my mother   had a friend named mrs beaston that's an old  english name in case you want to know and so every   thanksgiving and every holiday we always went  to the beestons to have turkey together you know   and so the day would wear on and the afternoon  would become humdrum with monotony one would get   tired of looking at the fields and wandering  around the yard and counting the flowers and   and all the leaves on the trees and after a while  a boy of seven becomes absolutely mischievous   which i did and so what a lured me the  most was the telephone and the clock and i proceeded in due course  of time to take both apart   the only problem was i didn't know how to put  them together again my son has me beat he can   put together computers at the age of eight so  at least we've improved the strain a little bit but there i was taking apart but unable to put  together and causing dismay everywhere because   no one...