Epiphanies of our lives

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Epiphany

From Greek epi to + phaino appear



You could very well be wondering, why this picture would be included in the post? I took this picture in a empty room. Many times when grasping the understanding of spirit, we tend to believe only in existence or non-existence. Yet, there are also grey areas not so easily grasped or accepted in understanding the portals and vortexes which are woven around and through our own known physical existence. Times, many through photographs images are explained away as being of a spiritual essence rather than taking a "time" lapse view of what does not cease to exist. Many will say there is "no time or space" yet deny all moments still exist in some form of energy. This picture is dark and untouched, yet along the left side of the photo extending back from a hand which looks more like a white-pink light, a participant of this moment is present.
Epiphany, to say or hear this word – would the meaning be the same, or could it be for any two people. Used in reference of a celebration of the Magi, more commonly used as a word to celebrate the connection in mortality of soul to spirit in some form of manifestation that touches without hesitation and possibly forever alters a perception or the means of a message given via spirit, is closer to my interpretation of the epiphany. A connection many times dispelled in the moment and reserved for what might be felt as a larger or more appropriate time to honor a connection, often leaves a person to wait in life – for the larger or bigger moment of realization. Do not lose the moments of in life of realizations in personal epiphanies for a later date.

• An epiphany can be a question flowing through your head to be answered and have an unknown song play on the radio, which answers the question, not huge as magi of old, though connection to your spirit in a way only the moment could have expressed creating a soul touch.

• The cry - which might overwhelm you, born out of an occasion which might even confound you as to why, creating a soul touch

• Knowing, in a way created outside of mortal knowledge or study, creating a soul touch.

• Energy movement, undeniably without any provocation or intended running through your body as a confirmation and alignment unfelt before, creating a soul touch.

These are just a few connections I make too the meaning of epiphany aside of spiritual manifestation, to appear in your life without hesitation or expectation in a moment of divine timing. Although, not always large, treated as being the greatness of the moment. Moments of celebration, from within; to you and for you. Noted everyday in millions of lives across this planet, either individually, or in masses of confirmation and understanding. Take a few moments at some point in your life and examine the epiphanies of your life. Those are the moments you are one on one with the spirit of who you are. Your first was the moment of your birth, recall, and review the moments since without the hesitation of waiting for the larger to be the next. You are spirit first, are you connected? Allow the flow to be one.

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