Everything that exists holds an effect of its existence. Imagine you’ve closed your eyes for a moment and around you people are moving without making any noise. You will perceive that the closer these people get to you, the more there is a felt effect within you attesting to the presence of these moving individuals. What we would like to make you understand is that even with closed eyes, you are aware of the existence or movement of what is happening around you.

God created man with a perceptible capacity for the presence, movement, and even intentions of those around him. Even when looking forward, if someone passes behind you, you will have this perception of movement happening behind you without having heard any sound.

In the presence of someone who hasn’t spoken, you are capable of perceiving their intentions. This is because man emits an atmosphere of his intentions. In animals such as dogs, perception is so heightened that they are capable of understanding our motivations without having done anything malicious. There are numerous examples to attest to the importance of human perception in relation to its environment.

Humans are capable of perceiving what they do not see, do not touch, what is spiritual, manifesting around them (John 3:8 …: The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear its sound; but you do not know where it comes from or where it is going.) Being beings made of invisible and visible parts, we have the ability to grasp the invisible and the visible. Indeed, our invisible parts are the spirit and the soul while the visible part is the body.

It is with reason that we can say that the human being has more invisible parts than visible ones. It is therefore more perceptible to invisible things than to visible ones. And this perception increases exponentially when human beings engage in or give their lives to practices that are either spiritually demonic or spiritually divine. We are therefore already prepared to live and be in contact with the atmosphere of the presence of God.

This book will allow each of us to develop this perception of the invisible presence of God through our invisible components (the spirit and the soul). It is therefore not extraordinary or specifically reserved for certain people. Even you, you are capable of perceiving this, it’s just a matter of knowledge and practice…

This text is an excerpt from the book “THE ATMOSPHERE OF HIS PRESENCE” written by Pastor Kongolo Kazadi Lukunai.

We invite you to read the following article “THE LORD JESUS AND THE ATMOSPHERE“.