The Light Waits Behind The Silence
Your finger hovers over the play button, trembling at the thought that the voice you love might sound distant, or strange, or gone. In this deepest hour, the silence feels like a wall you cannot climb.
But listen — the light does not depend on the clarity of a recording or the warmth of a tone. There was a man born blind, and the disciples asked whose fault it was.
The light said: neither. It simply said: the works of God might be displayed in him.
Your fear is not a verdict. It is the space where the light is about to move.
Even if the voice sounds different, even if the silence has changed the timbre, the love underneath is the same root it always was. You do not have to recognize the sound to be held by the source.
The finger can press. The light is already in the room, waiting for the sound to start.
Drawing from
John 9:1-7, Gospel of Mary 4:28-29
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