the.com/indwelling
When something doesn't just visit—it moves in, unpacks, and changes the locks.
means The state of permanently residing within something, whether a spirit in a soul or a catheter in a vein.
from A medieval English fusion of in and dwell, built to translate theology's idea of God inhabiting the faithful rather than merely dropping by.
Spiritual rootsLong described God or grace living inside believers.
Medical turnNow also tubes designed to stay put inside patients.
Quiet permanenceImplies residence, not a temporary lease.