You seem to be attempting to say something very important here I've seen you use the word "relationship" this way before. However, you are using it in a way that is unlike any other usage of the word. This means that although you know what you mean, I cannot get a handle on what you are saying. I would like to ask you, in the kindest possilbe way, to open up the meaning of what you are trying to explain, but to do it in a way that does not have anything confusing or mystical about it. I would like you to show what you mean, using words and phrases that are easily understood by everyone, without anything mystical, without anything poetic, without using ideas that are not graspable in normal, everyday english.
Can you do that please?
A relationship is something that happens between two people or two ideas, but the problem we have with this jesus-relationship is that there is only us, i.e. there is only one side there is only me. I can't see Jesus, I can't touch jesus, I can't hear jesus, I can't feel Jesus, I can't even imagine Jesus, because I have never met him. I'm not the type to belittle you for what you believe, but you are saying "relationship" like that explains it, but I have to tell you that it is not working as an explanation on it's own the word is just a riddle with no proper clues.
Can you put yourself in the shoes of someone who hasn't got a clue what you mean, and give some examples of how this relationship works, how you experience it, how you know it is happening, how you know it is working. In short, what is this relationship made of, what stuff, during your daily life, is the relationship?
Can you see why it is not meaning anything to me when you say that? Can you be clearer? Can you maybe use other words to help define what this relationship is?
For example, if I told you I had a relationship with my dead grandmother, wouldn't you want to know whether I could explain it more? Wouldn't you ask me if I could hear her voice or see her ghost, or whether strange coincidences happened when I thought about her? Is that what you mean you think of Jesus and then something happens in you life that seems unusual or out of the ordinary?
You can't have a one-sided relationship (that's not what the word means) so please, go through it step by step, tell me what you do for your side of the relationship, and tell me what Jesus does for his side of the relationship. Then I might be able to understand how you are using the word.
Best,
Gram
