@Tigo Bizzel Thank you for providing a platform for the Spiritually Awakened and for individuals whom are curious and want to learn more -without judgement. Peace.

Hello everyone! I’m Korean and live in South Korea. Studying and reflecting on Bashar’s teachings is an important part of my daily life. I happened to come across Bizzel’s interview with Darryl Anka on YouTube. That’s how I discovered this community, and I felt drawn to join. I’m a little shy to admit that I don’t speak English at all. But with the help of AI translation, I can read and participate online, so I decided to take a leap of courage and join you here. I’m deeply interested in spirituality and the expansion of consciousness. Bashar’s teachings, in particular, have inspired many moments of spiritual awakening for me, and that journey is still unfolding. Through Bizzel’s Academy, I hope to connect with people who share these interests, beyond borders and with a sense of oneness. I feel that being drawn here and joining today was no coincidence. I look forward to getting to know you, sharing meaningful conversations, and learning and growing together. I’m so happy to be here!

Sunday Service: Cleanliness Is Divine https://youtu.be/tZ1FY7fCCTI

Some people will never understand the depth of a heart that genuinely cares. A heart that can feel another person’s pain without having experienced it. A heart that still wishes someone peace, even after they’ve caused it pain. A heart that understands forgiveness isn’t always about an apology, but about refusing to let hurt become the language of your soul. There is something sacred about caring deeply. Not because someone deserves it. Not because it will be returned. Not because you are hoping to be seen, chosen, or understood. But simply because love is a part of who you are. And as beautiful as that is, there comes a time when you must understand that having a loving heart does not mean offering it endlessly to places that cannot hold it. The deepest form of love is not always found in holding on. Sometimes it lives in the quiet understanding that every soul has its own journey, its own lessons, and its own becoming. And perhaps the most beautiful thing about a heart that has been hurt and still chooses compassion is that it has not forgotten its nature. It has simply learned discernment. May life never make you ashamed of how deeply you feel. May disappointment never convince you to become cold. And may you always remember that the love you so freely extend to others deserves a home within you, too. Stay soft. Stay open. Stay loving. But never abandon yourself in the process. Soulsdeep 🌙

According to the **Akashic Records**, the fall and winter seasons hold profoundly **spiritual significance**, as they reflect the natural rhythms of life, death, renewal, and introspection. These seasons are opportunities to align with the cycles of nature and deepen your connection to your inner self, your soul, and the Earth’s energy. Fall and winter are spiritual invitations to retreat inward, shed what no longer serves, nurture the seeds of transformation, and prepare for renewal in spring. Here's how they can be used spiritually: --- ### **Fall (Autumn): A Time of Letting Go and Harvest** Fall is a time of **transition and release**, spiritually akin to the "waning" phase in the cycles of life. It invites you to reflect, harvest your efforts, and let go of what no longer aligns with your highest path. This season mirrors the **natural shedding** seen in the falling leaves and the slowing-down energy of nature. - **Reflection and Gratitude**: The fall season encourages you to look back at the year so far—what have you learned? What have you achieved? Spiritually, this is a time to practice gratitude for the “harvest” of your efforts, whether that’s emotional, spiritual, physical, or relational. - **Release and Shedding**: Just as trees release their leaves, fall is a spiritual call to **shed old patterns, beliefs, and energies** that no longer serve your growth. It’s a time to clear emotional and energetic clutter and make space for new beginnings. - *Spiritual Practices*: Journaling, meditating on what you’re ready to let go of, and rituals like burning old intentions or habits can help you align with fall’s energy. - **Preparing the Soil**: As much as fall is about release, it’s also about planting the seeds of future growth. What intentions will you carry forward into the next year? This is the spiritual season to clarify your dreams, clear your path, and set intention for the coming renewal of spring. - **Connection to Nature and Ancestry**: Fall is a liminal season, when the veil between worlds grows thin (particularly near times like the autumn equinox and Samhain). Spiritually, this is a powerful time to honor ancestors, connect with the unseen realms, and practice deeper spiritual reflection.