π TEHILLIM (PSALMS) 119:18
π️ EYES OPENED TO WHAT IS WITHIN
"Open thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of thy law."
— Tehillim (Psalms) 119:18
There is a difference between looking π and truly seeing π️. We can read the Word π and still miss what Yahusha is revealing to us. The writer of Tehillim understood this when he cried, “Open thou mine eyes.” He was asking for more than natural sight. He was asking for understanding, awareness, knowledge, and revelation. ✨
As we examine what is happening within us, we can also reflect on the seven chakras, traditionally understood as centers connected with different areas of the body, emotions, and human insight. πΏ Each is commonly represented by a different color, giving us a visual reminder to examine different areas of our lives.
π΄ The Root Chakra, traditionally associated with red, represents grounding, stability, security, and foundation. It causes us to ask, “What am I standing upon?” When everything around us changes, what keeps us grounded? Yahusha, open my eyes to my foundation. Show me where anxiety has become my foundation and teach me to establish my life upon righteousness. π
π The Sacral Chakra, traditionally associated with orange, is connected with emotions, connections, creativity, and desire. This reminds us to look honestly at what we are carrying within. What emotions are controlling our selections? What associations have affected our peace? What pain have we never released? Yahusha, open my eyes to what I am carrying emotionally and teach me how to walk with knowledge instead of allowing every belief to direct my path. ππΌ
π‘ The Solar Plexus Chakra, traditionally associated with yellow, represents will, identity, confidence, motivation, and personal power. This causes us to examine our motives. Are we walking in confidence or pride? Are we exercising discipline or trying to regulate everything? Sometimes we want to know every detail of what is coming next, but Yahusha may be teaching us to trust Him one step at a time. Open my eyes, Yahusha, and show me where I need strength, humility, discipline, and Devotion. π₯
π’ The Heart Chakra, traditionally associated with green, represents love, compassion, forgiveness, and emotional openness. ❤️ This is where we must ask, “What is really in my heart?” Are we carrying bitterness? Anger? Grief? Lack of release? Sometimes we hide wounds so deeply that we forget they are still influencing us. Yahusha, open my eyes to what is within my heart. Where healing is needed, reveal it. Where forgiveness is needed, teach me. Where love needs to grow, cultivate it within me. πΏ
π΅ The Throat Chakra, traditionally associated with blue, represents communication, righteousness, and expression. π£️ This reminds us to explore our words. What are we speaking over ourselves? What are we speaking over our families? Yahusha, open my eyes to my words. Teach me when to speak, when to listen, and how to speak righteousness with knowledge. Let my words bring life rather than destruction. π§
π£ The Third Eye Chakra, traditionally associated with indigo, represents perception, intuition, insight, and understanding. π️ But not everything we feel is revelation, and not every thought is instruction. We need recognition to recognize what is righteous. Yahusha, open my spiritual understanding. Help me distinguish knowledge from assumption, awareness from emotion, and clarity from anxiety. Let my perception be guided by Your Word rather than by what merely appears before my eyes. ✨
πͺ The Crown Chakra, traditionally associated with violet or purple, represents higher awareness, contemplation, and spiritual connection. π Yet our desire should not simply be to experience something spiritual. Our desire should be to gain knowledge that produces righteousness, obedience, and transformation. Let every level of our awareness bring us back to righteousness. Let our understanding lead us closer to Yahusha and deeper into His Word. π
So when we cry, “Open thou mine eyes,” we are asking Yahusha to reveal what is happening not only around us, but within us. π️ Open my eyes to my foundation. Open my eyes to my disposition. Open my eyes to my objectives. Open my eyes to my heart. Open my eyes to my communication. Open my eyes to my perception. Open my eyes to my spiritual understanding. ππΌ
Sometimes Yahusha does not immediately change the situation because He is first changing our understanding of the situation. YIRMEYAHU (JEREMIAH) 29:11
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares YHWH, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”YHWH knows the plans He has for you. Even when you cannot see the whole path yet.π±
That is why we should never be afraid to pray, “Yahusha, I do not understand this yet. Open my eyes.” π️✨
Let the Word illuminate what has been hidden. π‘ Let understanding bring clarity. Let revelation produce respect. Let what Yahusha reveals become something we live rather than something we simply read. ππ₯
Yahusha, open our eyes. π️ Open our understanding. π§ Search our hearts. ❤️ Examine our thoughts. Guide our teachings. π£️ Strengthen our foundation. πΏ Give us the ability to distinguish.✨ Help us recognize what You are teaching us and give us the steadfastness to walk according to Your Word.
Halaluyah! ππΌπ₯
π TEHILLIM (PSALMS) 119:18
π΄ Foundation strengthened.
π Emotions examined.
π‘ Will devoted.
π’ Heart renewed.
π΅ Teachings purified.
π£ Understanding sharpened.
πͺ Spiritual awareness awakened.
π️ Eyes opened.
π The Teachingrevealed.
π₯ Understanding transformed into following.
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