I feel so much familiarity with this place you’re in. My own situation is unresolved. But what I can say, my brother, is that patience is rewarded. Unload it all in the prayer corner when you’re alone. Seek help from others, however embarrassing it may feel. But there will be resurrection. There will be. Trust him for that.
Interestingly enough, I’ve had a couple of those rainbow portal moments recently. It’s actually a bit of a weird synchronicity to see you writing about your own.
But I agree, the message seems clear enough: the times are changing, reality is shifting, and — everything will be okay.
Hey, Steve Skojec just sent me over here. Your talk about portals and "reality becoming 'gamified'", is interesting to me because I wrote a novel for my son about a glitch in reality that he discovers that opens a portal to the spiritual world. The idea is taken from glitches in video games where you can go behind the 3D models and see what normally can't be seen.
The glitch in this case though is something God allows to show the main character (my son), that he has a calling and a purpose. But he has to be willing to walk through the "door" that is meant for him. The doors don't always go to pleasant places. Just necessary ones.
Peeling another layer of the onion, closer to the core, closer to the real. Life is a wild thing.
I feel so much familiarity with this place you’re in. My own situation is unresolved. But what I can say, my brother, is that patience is rewarded. Unload it all in the prayer corner when you’re alone. Seek help from others, however embarrassing it may feel. But there will be resurrection. There will be. Trust him for that.
Interestingly enough, I’ve had a couple of those rainbow portal moments recently. It’s actually a bit of a weird synchronicity to see you writing about your own.
But I agree, the message seems clear enough: the times are changing, reality is shifting, and — everything will be okay.
Best wishes for you and your family.
I’d love to hear about your rainbow portal moments sometime.
Hey, Steve Skojec just sent me over here. Your talk about portals and "reality becoming 'gamified'", is interesting to me because I wrote a novel for my son about a glitch in reality that he discovers that opens a portal to the spiritual world. The idea is taken from glitches in video games where you can go behind the 3D models and see what normally can't be seen.
The glitch in this case though is something God allows to show the main character (my son), that he has a calling and a purpose. But he has to be willing to walk through the "door" that is meant for him. The doors don't always go to pleasant places. Just necessary ones.
I love that.
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