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# *There is a hush that opens behind the hush, where breath is no longer taken in, but given. A mouth made only for receiving— not food, not air— but something finer than sound. It happens in the stillness between moments, when hope ceases to lean forward and simply arrives. There, behind the chest and deeper still, are lungs that do not breathe until spirit finds them. They do not swell for want— only for wonder. Somewhere in the unseen, the Breath of God hovers. And the lungs— those deeper ones— wait with necks craned like mystics beneath an unseen window, opened only by grace. Not every wind is of earth. Some are shaped to fill the holy hollows in a soul made ready— a mist that sings without voice, without name. And when it comes, you do not speak. You expand.* #
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Apr 18, 2025
Apr 18, 2025 at 6:11 PM UTC
Breath of God
# *There is a hush that opens behind the hush, where breath is no longer taken in, but given. A mouth made only for receiving— not food, not air— but something finer than sound. It happens in the stillness between moments, when hope ceases to lean forward and simply arrives. There, behind the chest and deeper still, are lungs that do not breathe until spirit finds them. They do not swell for want— only for wonder. Somewhere in the unseen, the Breath of God hovers. And the lungs— those deeper ones— wait with necks craned like mystics beneath an unseen window, opened only by grace. Not every wind is of earth. Some are shaped to fill the holy hollows in a soul made ready— a mist that sings without voice, without name. And when it comes, you do not speak. You expand.* #
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Apr 18, 2025
Apr 18, 2025 at 6:11 PM UTC
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