My Awakening — What It Really Felt Like I didn’t wake up all at once. There was no dramatic moment, no bolt of lightning, no sudden revelation where everything made sense. My awakening was quieter than that… but more powerful. It happened in layers. It started with a feeling I couldn’t shake — this sense that the surface of life wasn’t the whole story. That the beliefs I inherited, the fears I was taught, the “right and wrong” I absorbed… none of it felt like the full truth. Something in me kept whispering, there’s more. And for the first time, I stopped ignoring that whisper. As I started questioning what I had always accepted, everything shifted. Old beliefs cracked. Patterns surfaced. The parts of me I used to numb or hide stepped forward. Awakening didn’t make my life suddenly peaceful — it made it honest. It showed me the difference between who I truly am and who the world conditioned me to be. There were moments that felt messy. Emotional. Humbling. There were days that felt like stripping paint off a wall that had been layered for decades. But beneath every layer was clarity. A deeper “knowing” I couldn’t un-know. Awakening didn’t turn me into someone new. It brought me back to someone ancient and familiar inside myself. The part of me that sees clearly. The part that isn’t ruled by fear. The part that recognizes truth immediately — not because it’s loud, but because it feels like home. I’m not finished. Awakening isn’t a destination. It’s a returning. A remembering. A choice to stay aware and stay honest with myself, even when it’s uncomfortable. But I can say this: Now that I’ve seen from this place, I can’t go back to sleep. I won’t. I choose clarity. I choose truth. I choose my own light. ✨🌙

Has anyone noticed that they wake up with a lower vibration that then progressively raises throughout the day? Is that why maybe meditation is so crucial to do in the morning?

Hello everybody. Im looking for some clarity on what it means to have a spiritual awakening. From what I understand an awakening is kind of like getting a glimpse of what’s real. You have a moment where you start to understand but it doesn’t necessarily stick. On the other hand enlightenment is where you understand and it has become a part of your baseline experience. Is that right? So as of right now I don’t think I’ve had any like ahah moments where I just understand everything (other than on psychedelics) but I have becoming increasingly interested in learning about spiritual practices and a lot of the things that ray says resonates deeply with me. What do you guys think?

I have a question. I actually see a little light that plays hide and seek when I meditate. Is it “normal”?

Everyone knows the worst part of a spiritual awakening is that nobody understands your 5th-dimensional sense of humor