Our worth and goodness, the root of our selves, comes from the fact that God made us. Julian tells us today that in her vision God has said that we have been made as gloriously, as wonderfully, as any creature could be. There is no surpassing the craftsmanship and the care, the intricacy and excellence of our selves, of our souls, in front of God and in front of each other. There is no effort we can expend to improve on what God has already made and done and accomplished in us. Our work is to recognize what God has made, to celebrate what has already been stamped as wonderful and worthwhile.
This is inspired by the sixty-seventh chapter of Julian of Norwich's long text, Revelations of Divine Love.
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