Nothing at all. The Talmud remarks that simple maidservants standing on the banks of the Red Sea during its famous split, witnessed visions holier than Ezekiel's prophecy of G-d's throne. Maybe they reached higher prophetic levels, but it did not affect their lives meaningfully. Similarly, Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler writes that Abraham's hospitality to wandering Arabs was greater than his greeting G-d because Abraham chose to do it. Prophecy is merely a gift.
Internal choices are stronger and longer lasting than external gifts.
At the outset, we mentioned that G-d treats the Jews as His bride. We, as it were, had a little tryst with an oversize piece of jewelry. G-d's Torah wasn't given to make us jump through hoops. Don't do that. It is all about having a fulfilling, enjoyable life and a relationship with G-d that reflects that.