My Future Has Arrived

As of about one or two months ago, my entire future was revealed to me. It was one of those revelations where you knew everything already but it suddenly all snapped together in sharp relief. I knew all in one moment exactly what the plan for my life was and it brought many things into perspective. I had just gotten out of the shower at the time when the epiphany struck and I started to breathe heavily and began pacing back and forth quite quickly as the onslaught of successive revelations came to me. I began talking with God immediately — something which is always so simple because I never really stop talking to him, he is always there and he is that constant voice that mulls things over with you when your feeling sensible — and it took me half an hour at least to leave the bathroom. I couldn’t stop pacing and went outside into the cool breeze to do so.

However, there is a price when it comes to this sort of heady self-awareness. You suddenly realise that your entire life is a battlefield. You realise that at any moment, an angel could be fighting demon over your mind. That you have never been alone and that everything you have ever done is actively shaping your psyche. I found that things I had done, experiences I have had, and the mind I have as a result, all line up directly with parts of my future and have been preparing me to fulfil this destiny. God certainly takes care of me and I can see the risky situations (one in particular) he had to put me in to prepare me but that will ultimately make me ready. Of course, I am only too happy to take the risks and can’t wait for God to use me (even though that sounds like God is a manipulative dictator, but it is because I love him and ultimately he knows what’s best).

The worst part about knowing your future is the fear. This fear first comes after the initial bewildering shock and kind of elation that you get from having such a gravitational revelation. I said that you realise you are never alone and that your very soul is war-torn from spiritual battle, but it is then that you understand this will be even more true now that you are a present danger to the devils plans. If you know you are going to impact the world for good, how can you not assume that every other spiritual power knows this fact too. How can you not assume that you’d be the last to hear it and even if you weren’t, the second the plan passed from that world to this that it would be immediately known to all parties. I was like a dormant volcano that just spewed to life. However, I knew in that moment that God wouldn’t allow me to be hurt. But it is hard living with the truth that every time I stray from the ultimate goal it could be a trick to slow me down. All I can do is push it back into the recesses of my mind where God can take it and do whatever it is he does with troublesome thoughts (soaks them in peace?). I just can’t help but wonder what the devil will try to do to me now and especially later in life. Can I doubt that he will try to kill me? Or maybe he will just try to pervert me into being his minion (p.s. this is actually a revelation I am having this second: my position and power will constitute a primary plan of perversion to a dark will and then a secondary plan of murder — scary right?). Fear is of Satan though, so giving into those particular fears would be weak. God knows — and so do I — he is my only strength and I need him more than anything.

Well, that was my spiritual rave. I don’t apologise for it though. That would just be an excuse for people too afraid to except the truth of the spiritual realm around us. I feel a bit…discombobulated now.

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4 Comments

  • Tyson Peters wrote:

    I have the same thoughts about my life as well; the whole “numerous little things happen, but when you really look back on them and think about it, it kind of makes perfect sense as to what God has for you in the long run” thing.

    I recently didn’t get accpepted into the university I wanted to go to, and I perhaps will not get into the other I have applied for, but when I recently looked at these little things afterward, it clicked: “God has a plan” (well, duh, but still…).

    Perhaps they are signs from Him telling me that the feild I am TRYING to get into isn’t the one he has planned for me, but somthing about what I read in the Bible the other day seems to let me know that, “Everything’s gonna be alright, Tyson; God will get you there”.

    And I beleive that God has already given me the means to get where I want to get to. I am in the process of doing it now, and quite frankly, I feel really confident about it. The idea to do it just CAME TO ME one night after a pretty intense God-sesh. Now, I’m not too sure about everyone else, but ideas that come to me that are so clear and to precise straight after a long chat with God have to mean SOMETHING!

    God. Is. Awesome. And one day, I will be proof of that to the world.

    Thanks for posting this, Hayden. :)

    • Maybe God doesn’t want you to pursue acting through university? Maybe there is an alternate route for you to get there. It’s good to hear you affirm your faith Tyson — you know I worry that you and B don’t really care about following God’s plan that much, but apparently you do (which is great!). I am — especially now — conscious of just how much God implants in our minds. There are so many thoughts and moments of inspiration that I know have come directly from him — sadly this means I can’t rightfully take full credit for anything, but oh well.

  • So what is it then, that you’re going to do with your life?

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