
23/09/2025
The Vision of the Living Well
Close your eyes for a moment, and let your heart walk with me: imagine standing in a barren land where the ground is cracked, the air is heavy, and the sky seems far away.
People wander in circles there, some chasing shadows, some carrying invisible chains, and some too weary even to move, and the land feels endless, yet empty.
But in the midst of this desert, there is something strange, something almost hidden: an altar.
It glows faintly, as if a light beneath the earth is pressing to break through, and upon this altar, a well is carved – not a well of water, but a well overflowing with blood.
At first, it shocks the eyes, but the longer you gaze, the more you realise: this blood is alive; it shimmers like liquid fire, it pulses like a heartbeat, and it flows without end, as if eternity itself is being poured out drop by drop.
Those who are drawn near discover that the blood is not horror but it is healing; it carries no stench of death but the fragrance of life; it is medicine for the soul, and when touched, it washes away shame, and when tasted, it burns away despair.
It does not only cleanse the surface, but it also seeps deep into the spirit, rewriting stories, restoring brokenness, and awakening a new life that was hidden all along.
But the vision also shows this: not everyone comes to the well, but many keep wandering in the dark, chained by sin, afraid to believe.
The shadows cling tightly, whispering lies that there is no hope, and yet, for those who take even one trembling step of faith toward the well, a miracle unfolds.
As they bend to drink, the stains that once covered them dissolve, and where they were once clothed in darkness, now they shine in radiant white. They rise from the altar lighter, freer, with laughter on their lips and forgiveness in their hearts.
Then the vision lifts upward, and suddenly, the sky splits open, and a throne blazes with indescribable glory.
Around it is a chorus of uncountable voices, singing “Amen, Hallelujah”, and their worship is not forced; it bursts from them like rivers of joy.
On the throne sits the Eternal Three, Father, Son, and Spirit, each distinct yet one, burning in perfect love. The sound of their kingdom is unending worship, and those who once drank from the well below find themselves joining this eternal song.
And still, the vision keeps echoing one truth, like thunder that refuses to die out: the power of this blood is life.
It is life for the addict who thought there was no escape. It is life for the mother crushed by grief, and it is life for the young man chasing empty pleasures, the old man drowning in regret, and the woman carrying silent shame. It is life for every tribe, every tongue, every forgotten soul.
Look closely: the well never runs dry; generations may come and go, but the blood keeps flowing. Nations may rise and fall, but the well keeps calling, and each time someone dares to step forward in faith, the same miracle happens again: darkness breaks, chains fall, and new life begins.
This is the vision: a well at the altar, flowing endlessly with living blood. It is calling even now, and whoever you are, whatever your past, if you hear its voice in your spirit, do not turn away but draw closer, drink deeply, and let your old self fall into its depths and rise again clothed in light.
For in the end, there is no other truth, no other fountain, no other life:
But its power is life, always life and forever life.
Love and Light ❤️ ✨️