Tan Cerca Que No Lo Ves

Many spiritual seekers often feel that finding God is a distant goal, something that exists outside themselves to be discovered. However, through my own experience and reflection, I’ve come to understand that this perspective can limit our spiritual journey. The truth is, as this article beautifully puts it, God is closer to us than our own breath—so close that we cannot perceive Him as a separate object. In moments of stillness and mindful awareness, I have felt this profound presence not as an abstract concept but as an underlying reality supporting every heartbeat and thought. This awareness shifts the focus from searching outward to recognizing and embracing what has always been within us. It's like suddenly realizing you’ve been carrying a priceless treasure all along but overlooked it because you were focused elsewhere. The idea that God "never left holding every moment of your life" resonates deeply. It emphasizes the presence that sustains us continuously, giving meaning and connection to all experiences. This approach aligns with practices such as contemplative prayer and mindfulness, which cultivate an intimate relationship with the divine presence here and now. What helped me most was learning to quiet the mind and open the heart, allowing me to witness the "libre presencia" (free presence) that the author mentions. This presence is not confined to religious ritual but is accessible in daily life—in gratitude, compassion, and the simple act of being alive. I encourage anyone drawn to this message to explore the resources linked in the article, such as Caminando con Cristo, which provide guidance for deepening this spiritual awakening. Understanding that God is not hidden but intimately near transforms not only our relationship with spirituality but also how we relate to ourselves and others, fostering peace and profound joy.