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"Do you ever wonder why God's finger and Adam's finger don't touch in Michelangelo's famous work on the Sistine Chapel ceiling? In the painting, God's finger reaches out to its fullest extent, while Adam's finger remains slightly bent at the tip. This artistic choice symbolizes that God is always present, but the decision to seek Him is up to man.
When a person wants to connect with God, they must extend their hand like God does. However, if one chooses not to reach out, they can go through life without seeking Him. The bent tip of Adam's finger signifies free will, the ability to choose one's path.
And as the saying goes, 'Seek and you shall find.' It's up to us to reach out and seek a connection with the divine. The choice is ours to make, to stretch our fingers towards God or to keep them curled inwards. Let this art remind us of the power of choice and the importance of seeking deeper meaning in our lives."
