What is Ascension?
Ascension is a transformational process that involves the release of dense energy from the body and mind, enabling individuals to hold higher levels of consciousness. This process facilitates the shedding of old patterns, behaviors, and emotional "shadows" that keep one stuck in cycles of repetition, preventing spiritual and emotional growth.
At its core, ascension is the expansion of awareness and the elevation of one’s vibrational frequency to align with the essence of their soul. It involves moving into a state of higher consciousness, where love, unity, and harmony replace fear, separation, and discord.
Are You Experiencing Ascension?
The experience of ascension can manifest through a variety of physical, emotional, and spiritual symptoms. These may include:
Physical Symptoms:
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Persistent body aches or discomfort
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Ringing in the ears or unusual auditory sensations
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Strange vibrations or tingling sensations
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Sleep disturbances or vivid dreams
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Sudden dietary changes or food sensitivities
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Fatigue or feelings of extreme tiredness
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Blurry vision or flickering lights in peripheral vision
Emotional Symptoms:
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Waves of depression or anxiety
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Feeling apathetic or disconnected from usual interests
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Increased irritability or mood swings
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Dizziness or feeling ungrounded
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Loss of interest in old hobbies or relationships
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A sense of hopelessness or being "stuck"
Spiritual or Psychological:
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Craving spiritual understanding
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A deep craving for meaning and purpose in life
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Interest in new or unusual concepts
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A sense of crisis or breakdown leading to transformation
If you resonate with these symptoms and find they correspond with a period of personal growth, spiritual awakening, or emotional release, it’s possible you are experiencing something similar to what is described as ascension.
Ascension, if it resonates with you, is a deeply personal journey. Trust your intuition and prioritize self-care as you explore what this means for you.
Join us to discuss the symptoms and meaning of ascension.
