Quote from: Lopsided Nobody on July 25, 2025, 08:01:46 PMQuote from: Rising Spirit on July 17, 2025, 10:12:53 AMWelcome aboard, friend. I've come to the understanding that it's not the number of journeys one embarks upon that is most important, with the sacred 5 medicine, it's the integration and actualization of the profound insights and epiphanies that matters the most. Moving from our dualistic state of perception, to the nondual, unitive field, can be overwhelming and confusing after the epic voyage culminates. Finding buoyancy and balance are key to our spiritual attunement and this takes some powerful internal house cleaning. It's like endlessly polishing the mirror of one's soul. A-ho. 🙏✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️
Thanks for that. I believe I have a sense of that. For me, thus far, it's been balancing the felt sense that we are all of the divine, or of the same substance, and yet I am also "me." The experience both raises questions and offers, not necessarily "knowledge" so much as an experience. For me it a very "unitive" experience, both feeling one with creation but also getting a sense that we are all connected and part of everything (which is obvious in some regards, but certainly felt profound in the moment). I am me and yet a part of me, and "me" did not exist."
Quote"I suppose my takeaway from that at present is what do I take from that, and how can/do I keep using that experience to "polish the mirror of my soul?" Not that there is an easy ready-made answer for that, but it's something to consider. I also feel like the immediate post-integration was great, but it is an experience that I am still mulling over and think about quite regularly."
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