misanthropic_clown
Active Member
My personal spiritual experiences have always been slightly more abstract than hearing a voice, rather as I have dwelt upon a topic, had a burning question or as I have simply reflected on my life a thought will seize me very strongly and prompt an emotional response, generally of peace.
So, for example, I had to take a year out of medical school for personal reasons. I took this as an opportunity to reflect on what I actually wanted to do, and I asked for guidance from God. The alternative to returning to med school I gave most consideration to was to pursue a career in Law. As I reflected on previous experiences I had, including my Law A-Level, it restored to me a certain passion I had not felt for a long time, which was particularly out of place given that during this time I was understandably depressed and frustrated. I believe that God was telling me Law is the right choice, not by an actual voice but by revealing my passion for a legal career.
So, for example, I had to take a year out of medical school for personal reasons. I took this as an opportunity to reflect on what I actually wanted to do, and I asked for guidance from God. The alternative to returning to med school I gave most consideration to was to pursue a career in Law. As I reflected on previous experiences I had, including my Law A-Level, it restored to me a certain passion I had not felt for a long time, which was particularly out of place given that during this time I was understandably depressed and frustrated. I believe that God was telling me Law is the right choice, not by an actual voice but by revealing my passion for a legal career.