"what other kinds of images and adventures can I create while I'm here?" that made me really emotional , plus I understand this experience. It appears our timelines align in many ways. Very well done documentation of this experience.
"Some things aren’t meant to be given away at all."
I love it when a short and sweet sentence says so much more than what the mere words convey. Like you, I too have held back from sharing many experiences on Substack (and other platforms) precisely because they weren't meant to be shared. Perhaps it is because the experience was for my eyes, my mind, and my soul alone that, if shared would actually serve to cheapen the experience. And to do so defeats the purpose of the experience. Sometimes our communications with the divine are meant for us and us alone, because it is precisely what we needed to witness in those special moments.
Sometimes we ARE meant to share them. And we can only hope to possess the wisdom to not only know the 'what' but the proper 'how'. Meanwhile the 'why' sustains its all too common ambiguity.
https://youtu.be/gLz0It1Sq0M
"what other kinds of images and adventures can I create while I'm here?" that made me really emotional , plus I understand this experience. It appears our timelines align in many ways. Very well done documentation of this experience.
I watched your video. Very well done, friend.
Wonderful experience.
🙏❤️🙏
"Some things aren’t meant to be given away at all."
I love it when a short and sweet sentence says so much more than what the mere words convey. Like you, I too have held back from sharing many experiences on Substack (and other platforms) precisely because they weren't meant to be shared. Perhaps it is because the experience was for my eyes, my mind, and my soul alone that, if shared would actually serve to cheapen the experience. And to do so defeats the purpose of the experience. Sometimes our communications with the divine are meant for us and us alone, because it is precisely what we needed to witness in those special moments.
Sometimes we ARE meant to share them. And we can only hope to possess the wisdom to not only know the 'what' but the proper 'how'. Meanwhile the 'why' sustains its all too common ambiguity.
Lovely essay ma'am.