Using The Invisible Space for a Little Bit More
(Susan James)
The days are here when we are being shown
that there are many ways we can count on the
‘invisible space’, not only to prevent tragedy
but to bring us the good stuff. (sj)
The following story is about a little girl quoted
from ‘Nothing Is To Good to Be True’ (John
Randolph Price)
(Quote)
One afternoon in early winter, my father was
schooling Jean in the third-story attic, and Jean
was sitting on the sill of the open window.
After spending several hours going over
homework, they were both exhausted. My father
turned his back to Jean while talking to her, and
when he got no answer, he turned quickly
toward where she’d been sitting. She was gone.
My father knew that she’d fallen out of the
window, down three stories into an alley filled
with debris. He ran down the stairs yelling that
Jean had fallen out the window. Dad was filled
with fear, knowing that his sister was dead and
dreading what his father would do to him when
he got home.
He kept running and hid out for hours. In the
meantime, my grandmother rushed out to the
alley, panic-stricken and expecting the worst,
and what she found is still talked about by the
family to this day.
There in the alley was Jean, sitting on a box….
with not a scratch on her body or a wrinkle in
her clothes. She became frightened only after
she saw her mother in a panic.
She said, “Mommy, don’t cry. The lady put me
here.” Later, after my grandmother regained her
composure, she sat down with Jean on her lap,
looking through a book of angels and saints. She
slowly went through the book page by page,
hoping that Jean could recognize the angel that
put her on the box.
Suddenly Jean put her hand on a picture. In a
solemn voice, she said, “That’s the lady,
Mommy. That’s the lady who took me out of the
window and put me on the box.” The single
picture on the page was the ever-loving face of
the Virgin Mary. (End Quote)
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