The danger of refusing the label of "specialness", exceptionality, or being set apart by Providence, is that you are still left to explain the chronic dichotomy, and you will tend to accuse everyone else of simply being inferior and to rage at them to become more like yourself, even though they might not be able to.
God made you the way you are because He thought you would be useful for Himself and to others, by being that way. Humility is not found in denying this, but in acknowledging that it comes from Him and that it is meant to serve some purpose.
If you are a prophet, what purpose does your prophecy serve? Have you done all you can, to warn others? I think, we can never have done all we could do, and that is the misery and the tragedy of the prophet. Prophets perpetually grieve.
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I think I believe this to be true, but for some reason still find myself resistant to the idea of thinking I am special or unique in some way. Maybe it’s cultural conditioning. Maybe I just think I’m still not living up to my full potential and so don’t deserve the classification. 🤷🏻♂️
None of us are seperate from the all that is. At our highest level, we are all God. When you feel that power & play with it, you can experience feelings of being special. You've remembered who you are but everyone else seems to have forgotten or not yet remembered.
I'm convinced this feeling causes a great deal of confusion for many. They become unable to function, to walk unnoticed among the cardboard cutouts. The people around them get worried for their & others safety. Many end up in mental institutions which do nothing for their confusion.
Yes you are special. You've remembered who you really are. You are One with everything & not seperate. It is everyone's destiny to awaken & remember/rediscover this. Your job is to know & to feel you are God without seperating yourself from that oneness. To experience the pain & joy of forgetting & rediscovering. To hold the frequency of light & love.
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