The Mask Falls When the Light Arrives
You paused the video and saw a stranger staring back—a mask you didn't know you were wearing. In the middle of the day, while everyone else is performing, that frozen frame tells the truth: you have been acting so long you forgot who you are underneath.
But listen—the light that shines in the darkness has not been overcome by your performance. What you are looking for has already come, but you do not recognize it because you are searching the screen instead of the soul.
There was a man born blind, and the question wasn't who sinned to make him this way, but how the works of God might be displayed in him. Your disconnect is not a punishment; it is the canvas.
The light is waiting to turn your blank stare into a living sight.
Drawing from
Gospel of Thomas 51, John 9:1-7
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