Basking in Pleromatic Light

 Basking in the pleromatic light of the Most High God and enjoying the peace beyond all understanding is about fully surrendering to a divine presence that transcends the chaos of the world around you. It’s not about having all the answers or everything going perfectly though—it’s more about that deep, unexplainable calm that wraps around you when you let go and trust God completely. It’s like sitting under a warm sun after a storm, and knowing that you’re cared for and protected in ways that you can’t even truly comprehend or see. And this peace doesn’t depend on what’s happening around you; it’s a steady, quiet strength that fills you from the inside out, reminding you that you’re exactly where you need to be, letting God take the wheel, and realizing that sometimes, all you need to do is rest and soak it in.

When you step into this light, something shifts within you, where a sense of stillness and certainty begins to take root. And it’s in this space that basking in that light feels like being reminded of who you truly are at your core—beyond the stress, the doubts, and the expectations of the world around you. It’s like reconnecting with a part of yourself that knows you’re worthy, loved, and enough just as you are. And when you step into that peace, it’s not about fixing every little thing in your life or proving anything to anyone. It’s about letting God’s presence settle everything within you, where He gives you that sense of clarity and calm without you needing to fight for it. And it’s a different rest that goes much deeper than sleep, it’s a kind of soul-level exhale that lets you release all the tension you didn’t even realize you were holding.

What’s truly incredible, though, is that this peace doesn’t fade away when life gets hard. It stays with you, steady and unwavering, like an anchor holding you firm throughout all of life’s storms. Taking into account things like where you’re at in your journey, how often you spend time with Him, or if your mind gets lost dwelling on worldly things, which happens to all of us, there may be days when that peace feels more distant, like a faint whisper rather than a steady presence. But deep down, you know it’s always there, keeping you grounded in something unshakable. It’s definitely the kind of peace that reminds you to breathe, to trust in Him, and to take life one step at a time, knowing you’re not walking alone. And in those moments when you truly bask in that pure pleromic light of God, or whatever you wish to call that divine presence that sustains you, you’re not just surviving—you’re stepping into a fullness and freedom that fills every part of your being, offering a peace that nothing in this world can ever take away.

Even more remarkable, this peace doesn’t just stay within you—it begins to transform how you show up in the world, radiating outward into everything you do. It shifts your perspective, freeing you from the exhausting weight of trying to prove yourself to others or sacrificing your own wellness by trying to meet the unrealistic expectations of soulless worldly systems. So, rather than being held back by doubt or fear about the peace that now exists within you, you find yourself stepping forward with more confidence in life, standing firmly in who you truly are, and rooted in a peace that strengthens you, guides your steps, and reminds you that you are supported by something far greater than any of the challenges you face. And with every step, this peace grounds you further in His presence, serving as a constant reminder that your worth, your purpose, and your path are already secure in Him, where all you have to do is trust in that truth and walk it out with Him, step by step, in faith and freedom.

That doesn’t mean, however, that there’s no refinement for us to do, but it does mean that the process of refinement is not something we must face alone or out of fear. Instead, it’s an opportunity for us to grow closer to God, leaning into His guidance and letting His light shape us into who we’re truly meant to be in His presence and energy. This kind of refinement isn’t about striving or struggling; it’s about surrendering to His work in us, trusting that He knows exactly what we need to grow and flourish. So, basking in His pleromatic light allows us to embrace that refinement with grace, knowing that every challenge, every lesson, and even every setback is working together to mold us into something stronger, wiser, and more aligned with His purpose for us. But this is not a race to perfection, it is a sacred journey of becoming—a journey of steady progress over time. And it is within that very journey that His peace remains our constant companion, giving us the strength to continue forward with faith and trust.




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