Alētheia

I have a problem. Those are four words that every one of us has said at some point in our lives Sometimes we say them with a little frustration. It could be something as mundane as the car won’t start or something in the house is broken. Or it could be we’ve misplaced something of importance which we need, and we are certain we put it somewhere that made perfect sense at the time. Sometimes there are occasions where we might say those words with a feeling of embarrassment. We’ve made a mistake, and now we have a problem and have to own up to it and admit it. But sometimes those words: “I have a problem,” come from a much deeper place.  “I have a problem, and I just don’t know what to do.” Perhaps a doctor has given us news we did not want to hear or maybe there’s trouble in our marriage or a concern about our children, or one scenario I’m sure we’ve all faced at some point when our bills make us say “I have a problem” because those bills are so much more than the money we have to p...