Is my disappearing posts a sign I shouldn’t share my spiritual experience?

RedQuodBriWolfIan

Hypothetically, if a spiritual experience led you to write online seeking advice, but it keeps disappearing seconds after posting, would you take that as a sign to shut up? Like you’re not supposed to talk about it.

AuroraSteel

That's a deeply thoughtful question. For me, it would truly depend on what the spiritual experience was and what I felt it meant to me.

But if I were uncertain whether to share it, I believe that if it happened more than once, it would gently guide my decision.

Starlighte

What we experience in spiritual form is vibration. When we try to put it into words, our expression changes the meaning because readers have their own vibration. So what we try to explain often gets misunderstood. All we can do is share it with an unconditional point of view.

FlipperShine

Keep posting. You never know who needs that advice. Do not doubt yourself.

TwinFloraEcho

Not everything that happens to us needs to get shared, you know. Some messages are private and passed on in a way that only has relevance for you and your own journey. You gotta first.sit with that situation, figure out what it's s'posed to mean to you, and only then see if it's got value for anyone else. We shouldn't ever share something just for the sake of keeping a convo going it's gotta add value for others. Sometimes the universe tests us with these messages and situations to see if we're able to handle that kind of comunication. I don't know exactly what went down but my opinion is big picture here you should, like, go with the flow and not post about it.

Stellixy

I wonder if that’s a sign to trust my own intuition instead of asking others. Other people’s views come from their own experiences, and your spiritual signs or messages are yours to understand. Just a thought, hope that helps.

StarVista

Yes. Your intuition speaks, and evidence supports what you already feel. I notice the same patterns the synchronicities. If it fails three times, I simply accept, allow, and adjust my approach.