Dec. 2, 2008: For several days I keep getting a picture of a teardrop. It’s one solitary tear, but it’s crystallized. The colors are blue, white and silver. “Salt” is an important word. This has to do with the dancers, their tears (or lack of, like tears used to exist, but they’ve become salt, not liquid.)
Susie
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At 12:42 God had me get out of bed to write what He was telling me. At first, I thought that we were to pray for a shattering of the teacup but as I continued on in thinking I realized that the teacup represents shattered lives.
The teacup represents two things. A teacup is both delicate and refined. You think of “good” ladies and gentlemen drinking from them. The NBL isn’t a place of refinement or of “good” little girls and boys. I hope you understand that I’m not talking about the individual lives but the establishment as a whole. This is a place of sin.
The shattered cup represents the shattered lives of the people inside. I believe it is to mean all the people and not just those who work there. As the tiny cracks have become crevices, I think that it is both that their lives are hurting more but I sense that it is because of MMM.
I think as we have poured love into their lives they are becoming aware of their sin and pain. Unfortunately, I don’t think they know how to deal with it. I think they try to numb the pain with more of the same chaos causing the cracks to become wider.
The other thing I saw the teacup can not hold anything in it. A teacup’s purpose is to hold a liquid. If it is shattered, it can’t fulfill its purpose. The purpose God has for these people is being thwarted by the enemy of their soul.
Deloris
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