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Examples Of My Spiritual Journey

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Since my spiritual journey started, I have been on a purge. My journey started at the end of 2011. Why am I telling you this? 2011 is the year of This was the beginning of entering the fifth dimension. For many people, this shift could be experienced as catastrophic. In the end of 2011, I got injured. I got into an accident and broke my spoke bone. I couldn’t write or work anymore because my fingers and arm weren’t working properly. After the accident, many dramatic incidents came onto my path. It made me feel like trouble was looking for me. It felt like I’ve been attacked by bad luck and misfortune. Then one day, another argument, another disappointing or dissatisfying situation entered my life, I could not bear it anymore. I decided it was enough. Most of all. I could not recognize myself anymore. It felt like I was living in a hostile world, being completely imprisoned by people I could not identify with. At the same time, I experienced so many disappointments and struggles, I started to lose my interest in life. I questioned myself every day. Is it normal to lose interest in everything that you used to love? I didn't get an answer ... I knew I was lost because I couldn't hear my own voice anymore. That moment, that day, my deepest wish for myself was liberation from suffering. …show more content…

Anyone who has ever been through a spiritual purging before knows exactly what I’m talking about. However, if you’ve never experienced it, just hold on, because it’s a part of the spiritual growth process in your conscious life. It’s the part where the things that are not good for you have to be removed from our lives to produce spiritual

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