I’ve been a therapist for 20 years. I notice nonverbals without thinking about it. For years I’ve been immersed in being present with my clients, so I notice them without really noticing, if that makes sense.
Many people have had a “God moment” where they tangibly feel a warmth or tingling when they are praying or are being prayed for. These moments are beautiful but transient. They are gifts but not lifestyle. What if there was more, a walk with God so mature that our relationship with Him was more than hoping for an occasional God moment? What if we were present with Him, so present and immersed in him that we notice Him without noticing- always
God is immanent. What if we could be attuned to him everywhere and became subconsciously aware of him always?
Like Brother Lawrence in The Practice of the Presence of God. Brother Lawrence had spent his life as a monk doing mundane kitchen work but he looked for God (and himself IN God) so persistently that he came to live in God’s presence. Always there. It took practice but Brother Lawrence came to always live in God’s presence.
Ahhh… it is what I want.
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Nothing like a timely response to a post, right? [This is where I would insert an embarrassed emoji if I knew how.] I love to see how the Spirit moves; around the same time you posted this GF was sharing similar thoughts at a meeting. Thank God for being present in THIS moment with us, just as much as He was when you wrote these words… He didn’t go anywhere, sometimes we just aren’t paying attention!