| BkV:12.IV.7 | There is no one in the world who, by hearing the voice of God, does not pass through this. We call it the doubt of the prophet, a doubt that presents itself in a thousand ways. It might present itself as a persistent idea that tells you that you will not succeed in what you know you should do. It might present itself in the form of believing that God will abandon you to your fate. Sometimes this doubt manifests itself as a sense of disconnection from your mission. It might present itself as a desire to drop everything under the false premise that your contribution to the truth is futile, less than a grain of sand in the middle a desert, that you have no impact or reason for being. |