Smiling at his question, “It feels like there is a higher being.  Not the god belonging to the Christians but a god who embraces everyone, a loving god, a presence that is in everything and everywhere.”  Nodding, “When I was younger, yes, I flew everywhere but with military radars and cameras everywhere, it’s not safe anymore.”  Watching his struggle to comprehend something that shouldn’t exist, Hannah remembered her parents and their reactions.  Trying to give him time to process the revelation, the panic won, and she needed to leave.  “You’re the first person I’ve shared this with.” Standing, she looked down at him.  “Why not think about it and call me in the morning.”  Quickly walking away, almost running she left Andrew, still sitting on the bench absorbing the revelation.