I would like to invite you all into a discussion on Hiddenness. Have any of you ever experienced hiddenness and for how long? What a mysterious way to draw us closer? I was sitting in the prayerroom this morning pondering the whole hiddenness thing, wondering how many others are experiencing the same thing. I thought moving to IHOP would remove the veil and I'd walk right out. Instead, I'm feeling even more hidden. It's a safe place. But it's a frustrating place also. I feel like a 14 year old holding the keys up to my Dad asking, "Can I drive yet?"
Any thoughts or comments on this?
3 comments:
I feel like I've been in this place of hiddenness most of my life. I was just telling Tracy this morning that I long for a place to feel normal, be myself, to express all that is in my heart and soul. So I guess to me, hiddenness is a state of my heart. So much of what I think and feel is held inside and I'm at the point where I feel if this keeps up, I might burst!
I have never felt it more so that since being back home. Without getting too far into it, I am watching people step out in a a vision I cast long ago, and I am not the one doing the stuff.
It is humbling, frustrating, and cool all at the same time.
The seeds were planted long ago and they are just sprouting. Cool!
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