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The Invisible World ~ John O’Donohue

31 October 2017 1 Comment

For this time when it is said that the veil between the worlds is thinnest….

Inviisble World

THE INVISIBLE WORLD

When you enter the world, you come to live on the threshold between the visible and invisible. You bring with you a sense of belonging to the invisible that you can never lose or finally cancel. There is always some magnet that draws your eyes to the horizon or invites you to explore behind things and seek out the concealed depths. You know that the real nature of things is hidden deep within them.

When you become aware of the invisible as a live background, you notice how your own body is woven around your invisible soul, how the invisible lives behind the faces of those you love, and how it is always there between you. The invisible is one of the most powerful forms of the unknown. It envelopes our every movement. It is the region out of which we emerged and the state we are destined for, yet we never see it.

John O’Donohue, Irish poet and philosopher
Excerpt from ETERNAL ECHOES
www.johnodonohue.com

Photo: Sunrise at Lough Inagh, Co. Galway / Sept. 2017 © Ann Cahill

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  1. Annette Morgan says

    3 November 2017 at 17:08

    Beautifully put. You bring the fact of the invisible to life. Thank you.

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