Psalm 133 leads into a reflection on praise, consciousness and the Eucharist. The Host is understood not as a renewed sacrifice, but as a physical expression of thanksgiving, communion and commitment to the life, love and care taught by Jesus.
Christianity may be historically doubtful and institutionally distorted, yet it preserves ancient mysteries of sacrifice, renewal, death, reconciliation and transformation. Are these recurring themes merely products of the human mind, or echoes of something humanity once encountered?
A reflective essay on the Last Supper as a farewell rather than the founding of a religion. Jesus underestimated the power of the social construct that sustains civilisation — and, like prophets before and after him, paid the price for his honesty.