The Eco Effect, Or My Sleeping Sword

Someone Rubinstein, maybe once said, when asked if he be­lieved in God: Oh, no, I believe . . . in something much bigger. And someone else was it Chesterton?, said that when men stop believing in God, it isnt that they then believe in nothing: they believe in everything. But everything is not a bigger secret. There are no bigger se­crets, because the moment a secret is revealed, it seems little. There is only an empty secret. A secret that keeps slipping through your fingers.