I would like to be found. I would like to see. Or to be seen. I wonder if, in the eye of God, it amounts to the same thing.

They say, "God told me", or "God replied to me". And yet most of the time they are talking to themselves.

We have what we seek, it is there all the time, and if we give it time, it will make itself known to us.

The man who would truly know God must give time to Him.

We are called to be contemplatives. ..by seeking the face of God in everything, everyone, everywhere, all the time.

When we no longer seek God for His blessings, we have time to seek Him for Himself.

What you're looking for is already inside you. You've heard this before, but the holy thing inside you really is that which causes you to seek it. You can't buy it, lease it, rent it, date it, or apply for it. The best job in the world can't give it to you. Neither can succes, or fame, or financial security - besides which, there ain't no such thing.

One rarely knows where to begin the search for meaning, though by necessity, we can only start where we are.

The search for meaning will fill you with a sense of meaning. Otherwise

To search for God is to have found God is deeply profound, because the belief we hold in the existence of another world opens space within us, and around us, which creates a more radiant reality.

Augustine's insight that to search for God is to have found God is deeply profound, because the belief we hold in the existence of another world opens space within us, and around us, which creates a more radiant reality. A radiance is inside us, just as it is visible outside us, and to seek it is maybe to catch a glimpse from time to time of a light within, of a candle at the window of our heart, of a home somewhere inside.

When the sky is dark and you are struggling to see, hear Christ ask you, "Who are you looking for?" Respond with joy, "For You, Lord. I am looking for You!