Four Questions You Might Be Afraid to Ask about Ascension

Ascension begins when we can identify layered emotions, we respond kindly with wisdom. Ascension allows you to discover your nature and feed it!

Around the calendar year of 2010, the fourth dimensional level of reality (time) was reached and since then we as members of this universe have been in a state of preparing for 5D or the dimensional reality of spirit.

But what do we mean by a higher level of consciousness? The world is changing and you are likely changing right along with it. To reach this higher level of consciousness, you have to integrate what I like to think of as seven components of getting there. First, take care of your body. Be true to yourself and listen to what your body needs nutritionally. Discover your nature and feed it.

Second, you must develop your senses. The world around you is merely a vibration of energy on a certain frequency. Once you enhance your ability to sense what is actually going on, you start to interact with that energy field and develop what you might call a sixth sense, one that allows you to see what is really happening. 

A blend of empathy and emotional intelligence is the third component. When we can layer and identify our various emotions, we can begin to respond accordingly and with wisdom.

Your worldview is the fourth component. If you want to be successful in the 21st century, your worldview needs to take into account and accept the benefits of meditation, the existence of chakras (see “Physics Behind the 7 Chakra System and Where Chakra Energy Comes From”), the human aura, and other related concepts.

Karma, they say, is a bitch. On the contrary, Leo Tolstoy wrote in his work Three Methods of Reform, something quite prescient about karma. He wrote: “There can be only one permanent revolution — a moral one; the regeneration of the inner man. How is this revolution to take place? Nobody knows how it will take place in humanity, but every man feels it clearly in himself. And yet in our world everybody thinks of changing humanity, and nobody thinks of changing himself.”

The sixth component is the whole of the values you possess. Your values are perhaps best represented by the people, places and things you love most.

And the final component is the discovery of the mission of your higher purpose and then to consciously take charge of your life and live it under the guidance of your higher self.

Question Three: Are there actual physical symptoms?

Oh yes, grasshopper. There are indeed. You might very well feel intense energy, a sense of disorientation, being awake throughout the night juxtaposed with long periods of sleep, forgetting things, remembering things you had forgotten, extended fatigue, loss of appetite, ravenous appetite, vivid dreams, night sweats and more. (https://bit.ly/34tisMr).

These physical changes or symptoms are real and should not be ignored. These changes might be in the form of aches and pains.

Common areas to hold tension and resistance are the neck and shoulders, throat, and jaw. These symptoms may be happening to you because you feel like you are carrying a heavy burden or maybe because (let’s face it) you are afraid to voice your thoughts for fear of what others might think. (https://bit.ly/3F18lef) .

You need not just give up and accept these physical changes, however. Gosh, no! There are many things you can do to help ease or even alleviate these “growing pains.” Meditate, practice yoga or Reiki, get a massage or a spiritual cleansing, do a chakra meditation or a simple salt bath.

Why is ascension so uncomfortable? How can something so “spiritual” be so uncomfortable?

Question four: Why is something spiritual so uncomfortable physically?

One reason why is that waking up is not for sissies and it sure isn’t easy. A spiritual awakening is a kind of cleansing process that needs us to relinquish the comforts of illusion. Theodor Adorno observed years ago that “In illusion there is the freedom from illusion” (https://stanford.io/3eTwF7o). A spiritual awakening is just like that.

After years of dwelling under the illusions of time in the 4D realm, at long last the illusory nature of existence disintegrates and all that is left is purity. Leaving behind all those comforting illusions hurts and can temporarily leave a person feeling stranded. Of course, this spiritual awakening includes strong elements of genuine empathy and unless one is empathizing with a highly select group of individuals, empathy will give you the gift of pain. And with all these new things happening, a person may quite properly feel as if the rug has been pulled out from under him. It is a kind of Naked Lunch, to borrow from William Burroughs: an extended moment when everyone sees what is on the end of every fork. ( https://bit.ly/3qQXBtT). 

The best way to alleviate your temporary physical discomfort  is to understand that the spiritual awakening is personal yet also collective. Sure, it is hard.  Yet it is also the most worthwhile trip you can ever set out on.