The expert produced his product alone. No one was around, and no one was there to watch. With precision and care piece by piece was put in place, and every part was installed perfectly. There were no flaws, and the presentation of this beautiful masterpiece would be the benefit of everyone to enjoy. He added a few large things, then he added a few very tiny things, and the combination of all of them is a delight to behold. Oh, there is nothing quite like what the master craftsman has made, and the duplication of it is impossible. He is, of course, the expert.
Now, what if it were possible to meet this expert? What if there was a way to actually be so close to him that a person could talk with him, ask him questions, and get advice from him about one's own endeavors? What if there was a way to be his friend, and what if there was a way that he would be one's friend as well? What if he were to visit everyone personally and so identify with what they were going through at the time that he could provide the answer for every dilemma, every problem and every situation? What if this “expert” actually was responsible for every person in the world, and the product he produced was actually human beings themselves?
Could it be? Could it possibly be that the experts project was actually the human race, and those who will may have a close relationship, a friendship relationship, with this awesome individual? Has there really been an attempt to allow every person to know this expert personally, individually, and that this relationship can be so close that he will provide advice, give strength and ability to function no matter what the circumstances?
It's true. If one truly looks into Christmas and the meaning of it, they will find the expert came to so identify with his masterpiece that he became one of his masterpieces himself, and now the expert indeed is an expert on being the masterpiece which he has made.
Until tomorrow...Why Say More?
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