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7 contributions to Bizzel’s Academy For Mystics
Have You Been to Sedona? I’d Love to Hear Your Experience.
I have a question for you all! I’d love to visit Sedona someday and experience the energy there for myself. Has anyone here been? I’d love to hear how you felt while you were there and what stood out to you the most.
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@Corey H. Thank you for explaining, Corey! 😊 I thought there were quite a few people here who were familiar with Bashar, but perhaps there aren’t as many as I assumed. That might explain why my question didn’t quite make sense to some people, so I appreciate you sharing your thoughts and taking the time to reply. I’ve heard that Bell Rock in Sedona is one of the main vortex sites, and I was curious about what the energy there might feel like. I’m happy to have someone here I can talk with about Bashar. Thank you for connecting with me!
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@Corey H. I know what you mean, Corey! Sometimes when I listen to Bashar answer someone else’s question, it feels like the answer is meant for me too. Other times, his words help me notice something within myself that I hadn’t been aware of before. It’s lovely to connect with someone who shares that experience.😊
How Many Arms Do You Remember in the Vitruvian Man?
Do you remember Leonardo da Vinci’s famous drawing, the Vitruvian Man—the man with his arms and legs outstretched inside a circle and a square? Before looking at the image below, take a moment to picture it in your mind. How many arms do you remember? A few days ago, this drawing came up in a group chat I’m in, and we had a really interesting conversation about it. The image shows four arms, but everyone taking part in the conversation remembered six or eight—including me! We were all surprised to see just four. I’m curious: how many do you remember? Have you ever looked at a familiar image and felt that it was different from how you remembered it?
How Many Arms Do You Remember in the Vitruvian Man?
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@Corey H. Thank you for asking! 😊 Quite a few people here in Korea, including me, remember the Vitruvian Man having six or eight arms rather than four. Some see this as a Mandela Effect and interpret it as evidence of having shifted to a parallel reality where the drawing has only four arms. That’s what made me curious whether anyone here remembers six or eight arms too!
How Do You Return to Your Center in Everyday Life?
As I learn from Bashar’s teachings, I’m trying to become more aware of how I respond and the choices I make in everyday life. But sometimes, as I go about my day, I lose sight of what I’ve learned and slip back into familiar emotions and reactions. When that happens, I try to pause, notice what’s going on within me, and find my way back to my center—but it isn’t always easy. How do you return to your center in moments like these? I’d love to hear about any small habits or personal experiences that have helped you.
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@Corey H. Thank you for the reminder. Sometimes I get caught up in my emotions, but I’m learning to pause, notice, and choose differently. Your words reminded me to be more patient with myself as I practice. 💛
Welcome to all New Mystics, waking up huh.
This community is growing. I’m glad to know “we” are seeing through spirit and not so much the physical. We all chose to experience this thing called LIFE. Let’s experience it together on another level. Welcome: @Jonghee Choi @Larisa Phillips @Winnona Moore @Suzi Whitmore @Glendora Robinson @Jacqueline Roberts @Tj Williams @TheVelvetKay Store @Anietie Ukpe @Afifa Saljuki @Candace Leggett @Denise Beyard @DeMario McGrew @Desmond Jones @Geminesse Scott @Ryan O.n.c.e. @Shaniqua Lewis
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Thank you for the warm welcome! I’m happy to be here and to connect with others who share a similar spiritual path. I look forward to learning and growing together. 💛
What Would You Do…
when your spiritual growth has outgrown the people you live with? What happens when your energy must expand? But, your loved ones are asleep with no intention of waking up, and you can’t force them. It has to be in their own time. Do you sabotage your growth? Do you dim your light or put it out completely? I have been asking myself these questions. I have to say, no. I’m encouraged to keep going. But, at what cost? Losing them, moving on without them? I’m going to consult spirit on this. But, I’m wondering, has any of you been in this position and what did you do? Or, if you are currently experiencing this, perhaps, you’re asking the same questions.
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Many of my family members and friends don’t share my interest in spiritual growth. But I feel that we each came into this life with different themes to explore, and I respect their paths just as much as my own. So I don’t feel I need to stop or slow down my own growth. For me, it’s about living in harmony with them while quietly continuing my own spiritual journey, without pushing my beliefs on anyone. As I grow, I hope that growth will show up as positive changes in the way I live. And I believe those changes can gently have a positive influence on the people around me, even without them realizing it.
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Jonghee Choi
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A spiritual seeker from South Korea, inspired by Bashar’s teachings. Here to connect, share, and grow with like-minded souls.

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