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13 contributions to Bizzel’s Academy For Mystics
3d •
Today’s Sunday Service: Love is always present
https://youtu.be/2crul56Z8AY?is=p7RYTkn6sz0k7X_O
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Beautiful Sunday Service Message. 🫶🏾
4d •
Bashar will be a guest on my podcast in a few weeks
Any questions you guys would like to ask Bashar? Let me know
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@Tigo Bizzel will you ask the following questing for me… Bashar, you often say our vibration determines what we experience. There’s also the common saying that we’re the average of the five people we spend the most time with. If that’s true, how do we reconcile that with the example of Jesus, who intentionally spent time with people considered sinners or social outcasts? Does proximity alone change our vibration, or does our vibration determine whether we are influenced by others or become the influence ourselves? In other words, what distinguishes someone who is transformed by their environment from someone who transforms the environment they’re entering?
May 25 •
Use This As Your “Ask Me Anything” Thread
What are you curious about that I may be score to assist with? Let me know below. Love 🩵
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@Tigo Bizzel I have a question about sexuality from a broader human and spiritual perspective. If sex serves a biological purpose through procreation, what purpose does it serve beyond reproduction? Across cultures, orientations, and relationship structures, people engage in sexual intimacy even when procreation is not the goal. This makes me wonder if sexuality serves a deeper purpose in human experience. Can sex be viewed as a tool for growth, self-discovery, connection, healing, vulnerability, or spiritual evolution? What does sexuality reveal about our relationship with ourselves, our bodies, and others? And from a spiritual perspective, what distinguishes sexual experiences that are aligned from those that are not? Are there indicators that help us discern when sexuality is being used in a way that supports growth versus when it is being used to avoid, distract, seek validation, or reinforce unconscious patterns?
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@Tigo BizzelAh-ha. What stood out to me is the idea that the highest expression of sexuality is revelation and that it amplifies whatever is already present within us. That shifts the focus from the act itself to what it reveals. If that’s true, then sexuality becomes a mirror, showing us where there is trust or fear, openness or guardedness, alignment or resistance. The experience matters, but the revelation may be the greater gift. This confirms much of what I have been feeling and experiencing, but lacked the language and understanding to fully articulate. Thank you. 😊
16d •
You Chose This Crazy Life, You Just Forgot
Before reading this view the last post about childhood trauma. If you have more Questions please DM me. From the **Akashic Records' perspective**, the idea that a soul chooses a life filled with extreme trauma often stems from higher-level spiritual principles and intentions that transcend human perception and understanding. While it is entirely valid for individuals to feel disbelief, anger, despair, or rejection of the concept that they may have "agreed" to a traumatic life, this reaction often reflects the veil of forgetfulness that is a natural part of the human experience. Here is a detailed breakdown of the deeper spiritual dynamics at play, as revealed through the Akashic lens. --- ## **1. The Soul's Pre-Incarnation Choice** In the Akashic view, every soul participates in **pre-incarnation planning**, where it collaborates with spiritual guides, soul groups, and higher beings to outline its objectives for a specific lifetime. These objectives align with the soul’s overarching desire to evolve, grow, and expand its understanding of divine love and unity. ### **Why Would a Soul Choose Trauma?** While it may seem counterintuitive, extreme life experiences—both joyful and painful—serve specific purposes for soul development. Trauma is never seen as "punishment" but as a conscious choice to experience challenges that offer: - **Rapid Soul Growth**: Extreme difficulty often accelerates spiritual development by forcing the soul to confront its deepest fears, discover inner resilience, and transcend limitations. These experiences often carry a higher transformational potential than comfortable lives. - **Healing Karmic Energies**: The soul may choose certain traumatic circumstances to balance unresolved karmic debts or energies, either from its own past lives or its ancestral lineage. This is not about blame or guilt but about achieving energetic harmony. - **Service to Others**: Some souls incarnate with traumatic experiences to catalyze change in others or contribute to collective healing. They serve as mirrors, teachers, or vessels of transformation for humanity.
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I keep hearing, “You chose this crazy life. You just forgot.” And every time I think, “The hell I did.” 😂 Then I remember some of the incredible people, lessons, adventures, and moments of pure magic I’ve experienced along the way, and I start wondering if maybe I did… and just skipped over the disclaimer.
22d •
What are you struggling with?
What are some spiritual topics you would like covered. I will return to these answer periodically as I create content for this group this month and over time
6 likes • 20d
@Tigo Bizzel I’d like to explore how I can better check in with myself and discern whether I’m moving in alignment with who I truly am, or if I’m unknowingly responding from old wounds, triggers, disappointments, or unresolved pain. How do I recognize the difference between a boundary and a defense mechanism? Between intuition and fear? Between self-protection and avoidance? What signs can help me identify when I’ve drifted from my center, and what practices can help me return to myself with clarity, compassion, and truth?
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@amira-a-3760
Peace to all. I’m Amira. Here for spiritual growth, alignment, genuine connection and good energy.
Active 1d ago
Joined May 13, 2026