"Where the Holy Spirit is permitted to exercise His full sway in a redeemed heart, the progression is likely to be as follows: First, voluble praise, in speech, prayer or witness. Then, when the crescendo rises beyond the ability of studied speech to express, comes song. When song breaks down under the weight of Glory, then comes silence, where the soul, held in deep fascination, feels itself blessed with an unutterable beatitude." --A.W. Tozer
This has been my experience, as well as others I know who have been blessed to worship "where the Holy Spirit is permitted to exercise His full sway." (See the post He is not a Tame Lion.) If you find yourself dry as a bone, perhaps you have not had this opportunity, at least recently. Seek it...seek Him, as 'in a dry, weary land without water.' The Ruach Hakodesh, the Holy Spirit, is Manna to the soul, spirit, and even to the body. Put on your Bride sneakers and run after Him, and you'll find yourself very still in the midst of an unutterable beatitude.
