"I've become invisible—people look right through me like I'm not even there anymore."
How it sounds in your head: I walk into a room and nobody notices. Store clerks help younger women first. I could disappear and most people wouldn't even know I was gone. Somewhere along the way I became background noise.
"The eyes of the Lord are on the righteous, and His ears are open to their cry."
-- Psalm 34:15Source: World's worship of youth and beauty that renders aging women invisible and disposable.
She experiences it constantly—being interrupted, overlooked, treated like furniture. The culture that once valued her opinion now acts like she has nothing worth hearing.
A servant, used and discarded, ran away into the desert convinced nobody cared if she lived or died. God met her there and she said 'You are the God who SEES me'—she named Him El Roi because when everyone else looked through her, HE saw her.
I REFUSE the lie that I am invisible or forgotten. IT IS WRITTEN that the EYES of the Lord are ON me and His ears are OPEN to my cry. The world may look through me, but the God of the universe SEES me. IT IS WRITTEN that what is hidden and overlooked by people is VERY PRECIOUS in His sight. I am Abraham's seed, and the BARAK blessing doesn't fade with age or beauty. The Father named Himself 'the God who SEES' when everyone else looked away—He is looking directly at me right now with delight.
The Father isn't scrolling past you looking for someone more interesting—He stops everything when you speak, leans in when you cry, and calls you by name when the world forgets you exist. You are SEEN.