Spirit

Close your eyes. Now imagine a spirit. If you can, then that's not spirit. A spirit has no shape, has no size, has no color, has no weight, and does not occupy space.

Now, wouldn't that be a definition of "nothing?"

Yes. A spirit is nothing that can describe with what can be pictured. Spirit is immaterial, so it's best described with immaterial things.

Spirit knows and loves. Spirit produces ideas. Ideas such as knowing and loving. It's a perfect circle of descriptions and what's being described. Spirit understands and only spirit can understand what is a spirit.

You know what? I'm sleepy...

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The above is a result of mixing "Theology for Beginners" by F.J. Sheed, adios mf (a rather strong alcoholic drink), a glass of a really good wine, then another glass of dessert wine. Hmm... goooood.....
Woow... flying pink elephant . . . hmmmm... flowers. . . stars. . .
I think it's time for sangria now. . .
Cheers!
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