🌹Alone, Never Lonely 🌹

Countless creatures that dwell beneath its surface.

This morning, May 6, 2026—barely 6:28 a.m.—I finished my breakfast; I am sitting at the dining table. I reflected upon the depths of the sea and the countless creatures that dwell beneath its surface. They do not possess the freedom to emerge and enjoy our terrestrial realm. Yet, God created a perfect and beautiful environment to serve as their habitat. 

What an extraordinary and marvelous way God has of having created us, placing us in a vast and wondrous space—limitless!  I contemplate the Creation, and as I gaze upon the floor and ceiling of my home—how spacious it is!—and I perceive my house as if it were a gigantic cylinder brimming with oxygen; a place so welcoming, imbued with a sweet, comforting, and cozy aroma. 

My sanctuary of safety and serene calm.

It is comfortably bright and spacious, even in these early hours of the morning.

It is a sanctuary of safety and serene calm, where all activities revolve around the Lord. Its walls are not mere silent witnesses; rather, they are imbued with the vigorous and vibrant sense of the Lord’s Presence.

Herein lies the reason I cherish my home so deeply: because, although I live alone, I never feel lonely! Even the walls, the floor, and the ceiling are not mute witnesses; rather, they bear witness to the presence of the Living God, who permeates them completely. 

I Never feel lonely, I am His temple!

The doors serve as a faithful reminder of Exodus 12:13. The invisible blood of the true Lamb on my doorposts serves as a constant sign of eternal life. The windows foster a connection with nature, reduce stress, and improve mood.  Natural light and views of the outdoors enhance well-being.

Just for two!

 All of this lends an even greater elegance to my home.  All this exquisite care exists for one reason alone—and no other: because this place houses the Ark of the Covenant, which is now the temple of the Holy Spirit. Thus, how could I fail to make the words of King David in Psalm 8 my very own?

And I quote the las verse: ““O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!” (Psalm‬ ‭8‬:‭9‬ ). 

My Garden of Exotic Thoughts!

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