The Mystery of Distance, the Veil, and True Alignment
Many believers, at one point in their journey, whisper the same cry:
“Where is God? Why does He feel so far away?”
The paradox is striking:
• The sun keeps rising faithfully.
• Nature unfolds in harmony.
• The universe spins with mathematical perfection.
And yet, in our own hearts, we sometimes feel forsaken.
1. The Perfection That Burns
God is not absent. He is not inattentive.
On the contrary — He is more present than the breath in your lungs.
The problem is not His distance, but His perfection.
If the Creator were to manifest Himself fully in our reality while we stand misaligned, His very presence would consume us. His holiness is not negotiable. It is fire. And fire, by nature, burns.
2. The Veils That Protect
This is why the Kingdom has placed veils — layers of separation.
Not because God wants to hide from us, but because He wants to protect us.
He is closer than ever, watching, guiding, whispering. But the veils preserve us from being destroyed by a perfection our souls cannot yet endure.
3. The Danger of Non-Alignment
Here lies the real problem: our own misalignment.
When we live fragmented, divided by wounds, loyalties, or sin, we stand in a position of danger. Not because God desires our destruction, but because His holiness is incompatible with brokenness.
It is like standing before the sun without protection — the light is life, but without alignment, it becomes unbearable.
4. Why Alignment to the Throne Matters
The journey, therefore, is not about convincing God to draw closer.
It is about bringing ourselves into alignment with His Throne — His government, His justice, His order.
Only then can the veils thin.
Only then can we begin to see Him, not in a way that destroys us, but in a way that transforms us.
5. The Hope of Encounter
The apparent silence of God is not His absence.
It is His mercy.
His restraint, His patience, His invitation.
He waits for us to rise into alignment, so that meeting Him face-to-face does not mean annihilation but transfiguration.
