"Spiritual awakening is a profound shift in consciousness, marking the beginning of a deeper understanding of self and reality. While each person's journey is unique, certain signs often emerge as individuals begin to approach awakening. Recognizing these signs can help you get an idea of where you are and what to do next to continue progressing on your spiritual journey."
"Prior to awakening, many people begin to realize that no experience can make them happy. No amount of money, love, security, achievements, or vacations will be enough to generate permanent happiness. This realization often contributes to disengagement from certain experiences that we now know aren't making us happy. We can also feel sad or dysphoric as we no longer know how to find happiness. There may also be an underlying feeling that something is missing."
"Heightened sensitivity and empathy often also accompany awakening. Individuals may feel more attuned to the emotions, energy, and experiences of others, sensing joy or suffering with greater intensity. Sensitivity can also extend to physical sensations and environmental changes. While this heightened awareness can feel overwhelming at first, it reflects a growing attunement to the interconnectedness of all life. Grounding exercises, such as walking on the dirt, can be quite helpful."
Spiritual awakening is a profound shift in consciousness that begins a deeper understanding of self and reality. Early signs include heightened self-awareness, enabling observation of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors without being controlled by them. Awakening often exposes patterns in reactions and prompts changes in roles, self-made rules, and dysfunctional relationships. Many people realize that external experiences cannot produce lasting happiness, leading to disengagement, sadness, or a sense that something is missing. Heightened sensitivity and empathy increase attunement to others' emotions, energy, and environmental changes. Grounding exercises like walking on dirt help manage overwhelming sensations. Emotional release and healing commonly occur during this process.
Read at Psychology Today
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]