"Why do I have to sneeze to be blessed by somebody else?"
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Truly blessing another is an act in which only he whom blesses and god himself should take note. The proper question should not be “why must I sneeze to be blessed,” but “what have I done to deserve a blessing at all?"
Posted by: Alexander Makedon | April 26, 2007 at 07:18 PM
Good point Aleks, but then what has anybody done to deserve a blessing? And if we're all God's children, then why doesn't God bless us all fairly and consistently? What is a blessing anyway? Is a blessing just some good wishes? It's amazing how my stupid quote can lead to so many philosophical questions.
Posted by: Atul | April 27, 2007 at 12:26 AM