CL Palmer argues that trusting spiritual guidance means acting despite what your senses tell you. He compares it to paying $5 to enter a room where conversations yield $1 million, or following GPS to a destination you can't yet see. Action based on faith comes before proof.
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If I said it was going to cost you your last $5 to get into a room, but every conversation in that room could net you $1 million, are you going to hold on to that $5 because it's your last $5? Are you going to take them aligned steps and walk your tail into that room? We will trust other people's visions before we trust our own every single day. You put a destination in your car and follow the GPS directions, and you can't see the destination until you get there. But you telling me when you get a divine vision, about a destination that you're supposed to be reaching, and because you can't see the end, that you're not going to take the step towards it? Come on, come on, stop playing. Trust the aligned vision, take the aligned steps, and stop living through your senses. Because you can't see that destination that's miles away with your physical eye, but you go there anyway knowing that you're going to get there. So what I need you to do is take that same mentality with your spirit and know that the destination is there for you to get to, and you got to start walking towards