A cave can darken your eyesight but possibilities land at your feet as you begin to imagine an escape, you begin to see light when it hasn’t appeared yet but there’s a soundless echo sent by silence to a cave that only you can vividly hear as you are forced to listen for guidance. Blinded from knowing what lays ahead. The cave gives a way out, an option without perfect vision, a possibility to enter a new tunnel vision. When your trapped in a cave, you have no other option but to take one step at a time cautiously. Fear has no power in the darkness and has to go missing, you begin to trust where you lay down your feet. Your breath sends seamless sounds of trust into the surrounding walls. This echo seemed like a bird calling from the other side as if God was channelling a spiritual confirmation that I was going to win my way out.
Two birds but in two different worlds. We were like two sails standing, sailing away from the darkness of the night into his guided light. No vanishing comprehended smile sinking, victory was near our shorelines. We saw the light, the tunnel opened, the exit happened from trailing the right path with persistency. He carried us out from the unknown and told us uncertainty is a healing gift to explore; it marries patience and trust together.
Gushing twin tornadoes can bring destructive violent forces forming the appearance of a detrimental tunnel- shaped into a twirling long cloud. If you walk in front of it, it will engulf you. Don’t let yourself go inside to die, stroll outside away from the force, keep yourself in a secret safe place and come alive in the magic of believing in yourself. A cave is not dark; you have acknowledged this false world all by yourself- God spoke to us clearly.
‘I awoke from what I thought was a dream but no it wasn’t a dream; it was the voice of my generous angel saying wake up the open air is waiting on you to breath unraced.’
As the moon’s gravity pulls on the earth, it pulls water on both sides causing high tides, slightly pulling the earth away from still water. The moon is between the earth and the sun. We can be sent in two directions, but God stands in-between our cross roads, he will have the final say which way you should go, he knows what’s best for our life’s.
It’s like building a house without any foundation, without any idea when it will end or start. Each brick symbolises a possible answer. A direction given to start a life on new grounds. If a brick is meant to break, it should be replaced by a stronger solution, a tougher model.
A body suffering like it’s going through stages of a flue, you will feel worst before you get better. Symptoms will fade; you will get use to the condition before it passes, and like the cave it has to be felt in darkness to understand the beautiful tale it tries to tell us.
‘Is loneliness unnatural? Surely humans are not built like houses to stand tall on their own?’
God spoke to us again – “It depends on what grounds they stand on; people need to be in the right environment on a sturdy foundation to have fun in alongside hard work which is as equally as good for you.
Loneliness opens your wounds to heal, healing in chaos is too noisy. Loneliness can be comforting.
I want you to ask yourself varied, uncited questions over the next few months in this healing progress.”
The caves door remained open.