"The Source" & me--adam's children

hiddenreceived"Cain," G-d says, "Where is your bro.?" As if, rt.? But now the burden of interpretation suggests this is a lesson we hearken to, what does Cain find incumbent upon his sense of his condition to further his existence after his demurring, "Am I my bro's. keeper?" So is there a rock so large that G-d cannot lift? The answer is yes: the willfulness of his creation, that of man. & yet, does the Bee-catcher bird have the will & the nature we so easily construe just as the change in our climate, our expectation of it, as only a path can take us to the edge of the void so that we might look over & suggest to ourselves, IT is?! G-d only spoke to one person, according to Jewish tradition. Moses. & He said one thing, "I am." I can think of no greater mystical experience to occur in the human mind than to say to ONESELF, I am! All good graces to the powers-that-be, but spirituality is the product of man/woman & I see no greater endeavor than to be at the heights of rationalism & say to oneself that we are part of the whole & we shall disappear thusly. Dude from iamadick.blogspot.com had originally posed the ? to me--is there a rock so large...?