What are thin places?

The most common question when accessing my Thin Places blog or my Who Cares blog is "What is a thin place" or "How do you identify a thin spot?" . Where the substance world meets and fuses

I did not say that, it was widely used by mysticists and those who wrote Celtics. The weak places are derived from the old Christian culture of Western Europe, especially Ireland. The veil between "other world" and "eternal world" is very thin. Ancient stories tell people to move between weak places and the existence of other worlds.

I can only share it in my own way. Thin places are recognized as different from our current world - you can not see, touch, hear, smell, or taste it. Our feelings for thin places are beyond the physical limits of the five senses.

I can hear God more clearly than anywhere else - the existence of God is very strong to me.

Why do some people want to go to a thin place? It trains your spirit and because you will make you more comfortable by your own spirituality. Prayer seems to be more powerful. The answer is even easier. The sense of peace is overwhelming

Is there anything weak in America? Of course I found them scattered on a large land. In Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the UK, every turning point in every town cries with them.

So, what will thin the place? It is easier to say that thin places are not so. Though it may be everything, thin places are not necessarily quiet, fun places, even beautiful places. Disney World is not a weak point. Cancun is not like that. You can relax in a thin place, but it will also change us - or rather will reveal us. In weak places, we become our more important self. Here, Weiner finds a common understanding of thin places from the parts company I found, and they almost always treat them separately as a place of quiet and loneliness. For Weiner, the reason for thinning the location seems to be his experience in that place. No space for thinning

A woman who introduced me to the phrase "thin spot" explained this meaning like this. "It is a particularly thin place between the heavens and the earth, where we can feel the capsule easier." I would like to know why this person is respected. Christian leaders seem to be struggling to talk about relationships with God. "Small places" seems to play the role of detour and in fact it says "God is here" or "I can feel the existence of God here." I also want to know a thin place. Overall idea Is there such a place? If so, why are they so thin? From a theological point of view, the whole concept of a thin place makes me uneasy, but I can not fully understand the problem.