I provide here a specific personal testimony. I generally had an extraordinarily high worship experience at that time. (Even at the corporate level.) I repeated after myself that I willingly endured thirty years of success. entertain my thoughts. You could temporarily offer me what I sincerely think of this or that and I could analyze it objectively, but I am quickly overwhelmed by this other thought.To be led away from worldly logic. I have indirectly experienced things in contemplative prayer that I cannot eloquently describe. Just to say that after reciting from memory for a while the contemplative prayers of the Psalms, I would be striding towards eternal paradise. I had this desire ever since this high cult came back into my working life. When I step into this unique creative lifestyle, I'm so drawn to the fact that I lack a distinct sense of local time.Everything seems to gather sincerely in a timeless experience.I truly experienced some of my most cherished moments alone. These private prayers surely flow through me with perfect emotion, to the point where I carefully developed deep disgust but after expelling them, with as much passion and desire as I could vicariously feel, I truly had the feeling like I had been thoroughly drained of the poison of pragmatism and instantly filled with God. I wanted no more minor explanations than the ordinary recreational experience of operative Word and Spirit. My creative mind has been revamped so much that I want nothing more than this amazing thing. This has invariably led me to faithfully recreate my entire worship experience. As I have no doubt said, our worship experience is one that we live indirectly and not that which is found in a historic building or which is transmitted from one manager to another. It is the generous sharing of the direct application of the sacred word that carefully leads us to generously share the eternal truths as if our substantial unity expressed itself admirably in its complacency. I am in a precious period of my active life where without doubt I never tire of Jesus, a pleasant experience really represents a precise test to be followed faithfully if there is a more extraordinary experience next time.
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