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The Mysterious Connection

Shared Spiritual Awakenings Across the Globe

In the realm of spirituality and consciousness, a fascinating phenomenon often goes unnoticed: the simultaneous spiritual awakening experienced by individuals or collectives who have no prior connection. This concept transcends geographical boundaries, cultural differences, and social constructs, suggesting a profound and mystifying link within the human spirit.

Imagine a person in a bustling city experiencing a profound spiritual realization at the same moment as someone in a remote village. They have never met, and their lives are vastly different, yet their inner worlds are undergoing a similar transformation. How can two people, so far apart and disconnected, share such an intimate spiritual journey at the same time?

This phenomenon raises numerous questions about the interconnectedness of human consciousness. Is there an invisible thread that binds us together on a spiritual level? Could these simultaneous awakenings be evidence of a collective consciousness that we are all a part of? This concept echoes the theories of Carl Jung, who spoke of the “collective unconscious,” a shared reservoir of experiences inherent in everyone.


The implications of such synchronicities are both vast and deeply personal. They hint at a universe far more interconnected than we realize, where our spiritual journeys might be part of a larger, cosmic narrative. It challenges the staunch materialist view of the world and invites us to consider the possibility of a more spiritual, interconnected existence.

However, this idea is not without controversy. Skeptics argue that such experiences are mere coincidences, lacking scientific basis or empirical evidence. They question the reliability of subjective spiritual experiences, suggesting that these perceived connections are products of the human mind’s tendency to find patterns and meaning where none exist.

Despite the skepticism, those who have experienced these shared awakenings often describe them as deeply transformative, instilling a sense of unity and interconnectedness with the world. Whether or not these experiences can be scientifically validated, they continue to be a source of wonder, inspiration, and spiritual exploration for many.


In a world increasingly divided by physical and ideological boundaries, the idea of a shared spiritual experience suggests a more profound unity among humanity. It beckons us to look beyond our differences and consider the possibility that on a deeper, spiritual level, we are all inextricably linked.

What are your thoughts? Have you ever felt a connection with someone you’ve never met, perhaps a shared moment of realization or awakening? Share your experiences and insights in the comments below.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Illusion of Spiritual Identity

Beyond Stories We Tell Ourselves

Spirituality, at its core, is a profound journey toward understanding one’s place in the vast expanse of existence. However, in our attempt to grasp this elusive understanding, we often pigeonhole ourselves into labels: spiritual, materialistic, moral, and the like. But what if I were to suggest that these labels, these stories, are mere illusions? And that by clinging to them, we might be limiting our true potential.

#### **The Stories We Tell Ourselves**

Every culture, every religion, and every individual has a narrative. These narratives shape our beliefs, our actions, and the way we perceive the world. They are the tapestries upon which our identities are woven. But what happens when we deconstruct these tapestries? Beneath the intricate designs and patterns, what remains?

The reality is that these stories are our creations, shaped by societal norms, personal experiences, and myriad other factors. To say one is ‘spiritual’ or ‘materialistic’ is to adopt a particular perspective, a specific lens through which we view the world.

#### **The Ground of All Being**

But let’s delve deeper. Beneath these self-imposed labels and narratives, there lies a fundamental essence – often referred to as the ‘ground of all being’. This essence is the raw, unfiltered state of existence. It is what you are before the stories, before the labels, and before the definitions. It is the canvas upon which all our narratives are painted.

This ground of being is paradoxical. While it exists beyond all descriptors, it simultaneously encompasses them. Think of it as an ocean. The waves, currents, and whirlpools may differ in their nature and intensity, but they all arise from and subside back into the same vast expanse of water.

#### **Embracing the Beyond**

Realizing this fundamental truth can be liberating. When we understand that our spiritual or materialistic labels are mere waves upon the ocean of existence, we can learn to see beyond them. We can experience the world without the confines of our self-imposed narratives.

This doesn’t mean that one should abandon their spiritual practices or beliefs. Rather, it’s about recognizing them for what they are – beautiful expressions of the infinite variations of existence.

#### **Conclusion**

In the end, whether you consider yourself spiritual, materialistic, or anything in between, it’s crucial to remember that these are just facets of the grander jewel that is existence. By stepping back and seeing beyond our self-crafted stories, we can come closer to experiencing the profound depth of what we truly are.

Morgan O. Smith

Yinnergy Meditation & My Book, Bodhi in the Brain…Available Now!

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The Profound Transformation of Realizing Oneself as Brahman

A Journey Beyond the Self

In the boundless tapestry of human existence, few ideas are as profound and transformative as the realization of oneself as Brahman. A central concept in Hindu philosophy, Brahman refers to the ultimate reality or cosmic spirit, a principle that transcends the individual self and unites all living beings.

This blog post explores the many changes an individual might experience upon this realization, a journey that transcends mundane existence and awakens a new consciousness.

### The Loss of Ego and the Embrace of Unity

Perhaps the most radical shift in consciousness comes from losing the individual ego. Recognizing oneself as part of the universal oneness leads to a dissolution of the self, allowing the individual to see beyond the superficial distinctions that often characterize human perception. This leads to a profound sense of unity, empathy, and compassion, transcending barriers like race, nationality, and religion.

### A Shift in Values and Desire

The realization of Brahman changes the very fabric of desire and ambition. Material possessions, social status, and even relationships may lose their significance, replaced by spiritual growth and a deepened understanding of the cosmic order. The individual might pursue selfless service, finding fulfillment in contributing to the well-being of all.

### The Embrace of Paradox and the Transcendent Nature of Existence

This profound awakening allows for a comfortable acceptance of paradoxes and contradictions. Time becomes more fluid, creativity blossoms, and the person might develop an ability to recognize synchronicities, meaningful coincidences that reveal the interconnected web of existence.

### Living in Harmony and Transcending Social Constructs

Living in harmony with nature, respecting all life, and transcending conventional gender roles and social constructs, the enlightened individual moves through life with grace, mindfulness, and effortless action. Their actions are unforced, carried out with a sense of reverence and alignment with universal ethics.

### The Physical and Emotional Manifestations

The journey to realizing oneself as Brahman does not merely affect the mind but also resonates through the body and emotions. The individual may find improved physical well-being, experience deeper states of meditation, and become almost entirely devoid of internal and external conflict.

### The Inspiration to Others

Through this transformation, the individual becomes a living example of peace, love, and wisdom, inspiring others simply through their presence and way of being. They embody a philosophy that sees beyond the limitations of material existence and offers a path to spiritual awakening.

### Conclusion

The realization of oneself as Brahman is a profound spiritual concept that encompasses every aspect of being—mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual. It offers a glimpse into a state of consciousness that transcends the mundane and awakens a new way of perceiving reality.

In a world often driven by material pursuits and divisive ideologies, the teachings surrounding Brahman provide a timeless wisdom that calls for unity, compassion, and a life centred on spiritual truth. Whether viewed as a philosophical concept, a religious belief, or a spiritual experience, the realization of Brahman invites us to look beyond the self and embrace a vision of existence that is all-encompassing, transcendent, and profoundly transformational.

As we navigate the complexities of modern life, may we find inspiration in the ancient wisdom that teaches us to see ourselves not as isolated beings but as part of a grand, interconnected cosmos, guided by a principle that is at once beyond us and within us. It is a journey of discovery, a path to enlightenment, and a call to a deeper, more meaningful existence.

Morgan O. Smith

Yinnergy Meditation & My Book, Bodhi in the Brain…Available Now!

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