In Christianity, forming a spiritual vision means aligning your life, purpose, and direction with God's will as revealed through Scripture and the Holy Spirit. Biblical spiritual vision means seeing life through God's eyes, understanding His will through Scripture and the Spirit, being led by God's presence instead of human desires, living out God's purpose with clarity, faith, and obedience, and keeping Christ as the centre of everything. Without vision, we are spiritually blind, like Saul before he became Paul. When we are blind, we cannot discern the truth, see the darkness, or know what is false or demonic. The closer we draw to God, and the more we yield to the Spirit of the Lord, the more we behold His Kingdom, and in the light of His Presence, the darkness is exposed. True vision begins with God. Biblical vision is not self-made; it comes from God's revelation. At the moment of spiritual surrender unto God, the visibility of physical sight and senses surrenders unto eternal and everlasting spiritual vision, for unto that moment the eyes of faith open and the sight of flesh ceases in perception, knowledge and understanding. By such a spiritual awakening and rebirth of vision, as we yield to the powerful and glorious work of the Holy Spirit, our journey into the spiritual begins as we discover the true meaning of deep crying out of the deep. As we abandon ourselves to God, we connect to divinity, and so our reality, world and senses are flooded by His sweet and majestic touch and glory.

In Christianity, forming a spiritual vision means aligning your life, purpose, and direction with God's will as revealed through Scripture and the Holy Spirit. Biblical spiritual vision means seeing life through God's eyes, understanding His will through Scripture and the Spirit, being led by God's presence instead of human desires, living out God's purpose with clarity, faith, and obedience, and keeping Christ as the centre of everything. Without vision, we are spiritually blind, like Saul before he became Paul. When we are blind, we cannot discern the truth, see the darkness, or know what is false or demonic. The closer we draw to God, and the more we yield to the Spirit of the Lord, the more we behold His Kingdom, and in the light of His Presence, the darkness is exposed. True vision begins with God. Biblical vision is not self-made; it comes from God's revelation. At the moment of spiritual surrender unto God, the visibility of physical sight and senses surrenders unto eternal and everlasting spiritual vision, for unto that moment the eyes of faith open and the sight of flesh ceases in perception, knowledge and understanding. By such a spiritual awakening and rebirth of vision, as we yield to the powerful and glorious work of the Holy Spirit, our journey into the spiritual begins as we discover the true meaning of deep crying out of the deep. As we abandon ourselves to God, we connect to divinity, and so our reality, world and senses are flooded by His sweet and majestic touch and glory.