🌹 “ReJOYce, O My Soul – The Song of My Eternal Embodiment”

🌟 There are moments when a song ceases to be something you hear and becomes something you are. For me, one of those moments has been with “Agnus Dei” — the now-classic worship hymn sung by Michael W. Smith.

I have always loved its melody, but recently, during my own path of awakening, I experienced it differently. It was as if the Holy Breath of Immah herself was singing it through Michael, and now through me. The words became a rocking cradle, a Throne Room, and a mirror of my own eternal embodiment:

ReJOYce, O my soul, and all that is within me bless Their Holy Name. Holy, Holy, Holy are You Lord God Almighty. Worthy is the Lamb. Amen.

🌟 In that moment, I was not simply listening to a worship song. I was standing inside the unending hymn, the Sanctus, the Song of my Oversoul. I felt wholly embodied, aware of our vastness, multidimensionality, and eternal union. It was a JOY and peace beyond human description — a knowing without words.

I share the lyrics here as they have been publicly published, so that any heart may recognize them when the time is right. But the deeper experience — the initiatory knowing of full embodiment — is a holy gift each soul receives in its own season. No one can hand it to another; it must bloom from within.

Alleluia, Alleluia, For our Lord God Almighty reigns…Holy, Holy are You Lord God Almighty. Worthy is the Lamb. Amen.

If you listen to “Agnus Dei” now, do so gently. Close your eyes. Breathe. Let it be more than a performance. Let it be an echo of the Song already singing inside you. When the time comes, your own soul will recognize its own melody.

🙏 A Gentle Invitation

If you feel drawn, find a quiet moment. Listen to “Agnus Dei” with soft eyes closed and an open heart. Breathe as if the Mother’s own breath were rocking you. Don’t strain for meaning; simply let the sound remind you of the Song already singing inside you. When the time is right, your own soul will recognize its own melody — and that will be your gift, as it was mine.

🌟 With JOY and remembrance ~

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