Dylan Harper – The experience of loneliness is almost a natural byproduct of spiritual awakening. For those who are spiritually-minded, it’s not uncommon to feel a little disconnected from other people at times. Though we might be connected to our inner guidance system, we might also feel a little displaced in modern civilization where materialism, consumerism and negativity often reign supreme. If you are going through an awakening process, or if you already have, then you will certainly know what it feels like to be rejected by the herd.
So how do we maintain a feeling of unity with everyone, while also feeling like we are emotionally separated from everyone?
Here are some helpful ways to cope with spiritual loneliness:
1) Reality itself is just a play in consciousness. It’s all a dream
You are dreaming right now. You aren’t dreaming in the sense that your body is asleep, but you are dreaming in the sense that when you die you will wake up in a new dimension. You will realize that your life and your journey was all one big play that was setup so that you could evolve as a soul. Zooming out and gaining perspective like this really helps with dealing with loneliness, because it allows to remember that our life is a manifestation of our consciousness and a projection of our creativity.
Veronica – The culture is a fast paced one. Time measured with great focus always seems to slip through the fingers of those incarnate. With all the rushing to and fro, one should expect to acquire an inner dizziness that is hard to calm.
Dana Mrkich – Depending on which source of alternative media you may have come across over the past few months, increasing in crescendo the past few days, the world was supposed to end the other day (again), or we are about to ascend as a planet into a whole new level of consciousness tomorrow during the Lunar Eclipse, after which the New Earth ‘officially’ begins. Wow ‘officially’! Wow, tomorrow!